Henry
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A Work of Art
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heinzir
- Engineer
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A Work of Art
My daughter's father-in-law, Art Brooker, surprised me last week with this 1:18 scale model of Chiquita that he had spent months working on. He carved it from a block of cedar using templates he made from the lines drawings. He is not a sailor and there are a few rigging details that aren't quite right but it still looks great!
Henry
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Henry
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Tomfoolery
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Re: A Work of Art
It's really nice in and of itself, but the time and effort put into it by someone else makes it priceless. 
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Ormonddude
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Re: A Work of Art
Tell the TRUTH! you took in the bath tub with you didn't you? LOL I know I would be tempted
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innervations
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heinzir
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Re: A Work of Art
What can I say? My rubber ducky found another job -- as the knob on the end of my outboard motor shifter extension!Ormonddude wrote:Tell the TRUTH! you took in the bath tub with you didn't you? LOL I know I would be tempted
Henry