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Ray & Phil were representing the
Southeast Boat Modelers. |
Nice battleship by Hal Mather of the Pirates
Flag club. Winner of the "Peoples Choice Award". |
Close look at detail. |
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Even closer. Captain looks ticked! |
Wonderful fiberglass work by Andy. |
His Chris-Craft and Tuna Boat. |
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Warren's "Happy Hunter" salvage tug
and Ray's "Helen" Trawler. |
Bill McNeal's scratch-built Theodore and
Billings Coast Guard motor life boat. |
His eyes move left and right. |
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Uncle Sam. |
Three cruisers. |
Nice detail on all three. |
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Bill's Polo Tug with a barge. |
Battleship under construction. |
More fooling around with the barge. |
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Hal brought this awesome "Mister
Darby", built by Lawrence Goldberg. |
Pete's Portable Push Boat. |
Pete's Judith Ann |
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Pete's Hailey B., a Dumas Victory Tug |
Pete's Coast Guard Motor Life Boat by Dumas. |
Some construction details. Styrene sheet. |
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More details. |
Wooden Push Boat. |
Nautilus, Disney version. |
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Coast Guard Life Boat. |
Now for a few Vac-U-Cam photos. Andy's tuna
boat. |
Lifelike Lifeboat. |
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Tough break for some. Actually a
"sinking ship" bouy that Bill made. |
Bill's great lighthouse. |
The crowd. |
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Bill McNeal taking pictures. |
Warren's "Happy Hunter" salvage
tug. |
Jim Carter's Mr. Darby looking big on the
water. |
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"Washington crossing the Deleware"
comes to mind. |
Tending the Nautilus. |
Stormy seas guarded over by the lighthouse. |
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Pictures from Bill McNeal in the canoe. |
Great overall view. Thing in the center water
is an automatic fish feeder. |
Tables under the pavillion. |
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Nice Helen. |
SP Yacht zipping along. |
The classic Vac-U-Tug Jr. |
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Just to prove there was one sail boat
present! |
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