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"Alexander Blokhin" wrote

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Spectacular! Something I've wanted to do since I was a kid. One of these
days, when I'm an old man, I may give it a shot. It looks like the perfect
project for a quiet period in your life when most of the cares of the world
are behind you and you have the time to devote your entire attention to a
project.

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Alexander Blokhin wrote:

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gorgeous is all I can say. What meticulous detail!!!!
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"Alexander Blokhin" wrote in message
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This guy is an artist. The attention to detail and the many different types
of ships are amazing. I love the fact that he has something from many
different eras. I would never have the patience to do anything like this.

Alexander Blokhin wrote:
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I have made a couple, one from a kit and one from scratch. Damn hard
work. Requires exquisite fine motor skills and the patience of Job.
Excellent work.
envious,
jo4hn

Alexander Blokhin wrote:

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I built a HO Great Northern Z-6 Challenger 4-6-6-4 Steam Locomotive brass
kit which was a Challenge in itself. But nothing like these ships. If you
like I'll post a pic on a.p.b.woodwooking
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