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HardeeHarHar

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Hey Bob,

Just wondering how/where you elected to stow the canopies you have removed to allow the mortar to be seen?  I have been wondering what "solutions" have been used?

Best regards, and smooth sailing with Speedy!

Brian

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Current Builds:  HMBV Granado 1/64 Caldercraft; HMS Sphinx 1775 by HardeeHarHar - Vanguard Models 1:64-V2

Completed Build:  HMS Bounty's Jolly Boat 1/25 Artesania Latina; Master Korabel - 1:36 Yefin Nikonov's Secret Vessel 

On the Shelf:  HMBV Granado 1/48 CAF Model

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