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| New Helen in the water. Belongs to David
G. |
Also the maiden voyage for the Vac-U-Tow. |
Got to rescue a Hydro the first time out.
Extra horsepower with the 12 volt batteries came in handy. |
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| Our new dock! Joint venture. The designer,
framer, and adjustable-leg guy (David) is shown. I added the deck, paint
& trim. |
Maiden voyage of another Helen. I forget who
the owner is..... |
Ken and Ray sailing. |
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| Doug cutting doughnuts. |
David with his new Helen out of the water... Next, we need
to rig a boat lift for the dock. |
Tug's first rescue. A mysterious fast
electric Paul's boat.
When it was towed to shore, no one claimed it. |
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| Dock's name is "What's Up?" No name
plate yet though. |
What a nice turnout. |
Need larger tables. |
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| Doug's new cruiser. |
Should look like this one day. |
Lobster boat in progress. |
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| David G's Helen out on its maiden voyage with
a tiny football player on the foredeck. |
I get it. He is a "Buccaneer".
(Ouch!) Nice deck planking! |
Recovered Ray's sailboat. Missed the dock
though. |
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| See the two little guys on the deck. I wonder
what they are talking about. |
Why do scale figures always look mad at
something? |
Casey slowing down in the no-wake zone. |
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| Doug's boat again. |
Too small to see. |
Ken in the water. |
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| Two people on the dock at the same time. Good
design David! |
Lou brought a few of his BB shooting
warships. Says he will be back with reinforcements. |
Nice main gun with adjustable elevation. I
think I can fit it into a tugboat! |
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| Chris has the hull/keel thing figured out.
Nice look. |
Paul's Jet Duck rides again. |
Another mysterious fast electric Paul's
boat towed to shore. |