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Positive:
Thansk - Hope you are still enjoying miniatures - Bob
Positive:
Detachment to the Falklands.Couldn't find it, I am afraid - Haven't a clue on using the search here - Bob
Footski:
--- Quote from: Positive on June 13, 2018, 03:58:57 pm ---Thansk - Hope you are still enjoying miniatures - Bob
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Oh yes, loving it. Finding rigging and sails difficult, but am getting there..
raflaunches:
--- Quote from: Positive on June 13, 2018, 04:03:59 pm ---Detachment to the Falklands.Couldn't find it, I am afraid - Haven't a clue on using the search here - Bob
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Try this link...
http://www.modelboatmayhem.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,38863.msg387765.html#msg387765
Positive:
Thanks for link. Goodness knows why I couldn't find it, as I am normally quite good with computers. Interesting thread. I was there from 1982 to 1983. At that time, there were no restrictions on photography. so I had a marvellous time looking at the wrecks. Being on a ship, and having access to the boat, I was able to get aboard Lady Elizabeth on several occasions. Other sailing ship wrecks included Fleetwing, William Shand, Snowsquall, Egeria, Charles Cooper, Jhelum, Capricron, Jennie S Barker. Here is Jhelum, fairly complete at the time, but now, most of it has collapsed into the harbour.Bob
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