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This is a journal of aggregated techniques, photos videos, and plans for Marine Modelers and Model Ship Builders. . My name is DaveMainwaring @ gmail.com. This blog started when I was building a semi-scale Star45 a model based on the International Star. WhyNot build scale, semi-scale static display, radio controlled models powered by Sail, Steam, Electric power for adults and toy boats for kids?

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9/17/2005

Baltimore

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9/13/2005

Sheer strips for deck shelf being glued in place onto bare fiberglass hull

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Scheel 50 Hull, Deck and Keel

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9/05/2005

Steam tug Baltimore

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