Photo's Mid 1960's
Submitted By----- John - Kellhart
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Submitted By Pete Kunzweiler.
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Submitted by ------Don Matterley
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Robert Queen
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It's not exactly built to scale(41 1/2 inches in length). Maybe someone can break that down for a 455 ft. ship and the beam is 6 1/2 inches. There should be four decks above the main deck, I manage to only put three. I made it with the aft gun mounts in place. It's 19 inches high from keel to top of main mast and there is no cargo in the hole to handle and no sailors on board. Robert Queen (55-59 crew member).
Ship is made out of Balsa wood, cardboard, joint compound, paper clips, toothpicks, paper clips and Elmer's wood glue
Submitted By------- Gordon Klapchuk
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Submitted By Ray Hauser
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Submitted By ---- John Mc Kinney III
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