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 War Artisan  writes: |
Thanks, S.P. It might be a while before Trafalgar is possible (although I have done a prototype 64-gun ship-of-the-line in 1:600 with which I am very pleased). For now, I'm sticking with the small ships on inland waters theme; next up, Lake Erie 1813. Jeff |
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Jeff Knudsen of War Artisan's Workshop writes:
A new model has been added to War Artisan's catalogue of 1:300 scale paper models.
This 50-ton schooner kit is of a type of cargo carrier common on all the inland waters of North America in the late 18th/early 19th century. It can be built in either of two versions: one unarmed, and the other pierced for up to eight guns.
This model will be a good choice to represent the schooner confiscated by the Rebels at Skenesborough in 1775 and renamed Liberty.
