Wooden Ship Model

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a1gutterman
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I wanted to post a blank "I'm speechless" post, but this forum won't allow "blanks". My wife is standing next to me with her mouth hanging open.Image Image
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I'm thinking the orginal ship didn't look THAT GOOD. What a GREAT JOB you did on it.
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This is just SPLENDID

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Thank you for the Posting!!

This is great. I like not only the craftsmanship, but the category as well. I love it when someone can keep alive an ideal. It does not matter if it's miniature -- the world has enough full-size yachts. The mind can be kept very sharp and tranquil by doing work like you've done.

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When I grow up I'm going to be just like you!

Unbelievable!
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Post by solicitr »

OMG! That is easily the equal of the Adm,iralty models in the Rogers Collection at Annapolis. Fabulous, marvellous work!
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kd6vpe wrote:WOW is all I can say. I don't think I could ever be that good. Wonderful job and thank you for sharing. :cool:
I agree, very nice job!
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Den,

Are you still around? Looks fabulous. Nice photos of your other models on your website.

Did you happen to use any Shopsmith accessories?
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That is amazing craftsmanship. Is this a model of an actual ship, if so what was/is its name?

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