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  1. Cross section of the Avondster

    Hi, In addition to the making of the tenth scale model I was asked to also make a Cross section of the midship of it, Actually I started working on it before I was commissioned.I started on a one twenty scale. just for kicks, Seeing this they requested a one tenth scale to go with the model...
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  2. Simplicity yet immense play value!

    No designing, no joints, no glue, no finishing, nothing could be more simple. And yet this heap of softwood blocks has provided endless pleasure (And I'll soon be handing them over to the three year-old!) Only joking. Three year old grandson Sam has played with these for hours. Mostly...
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