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User name: stickyfingers
First name - John
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Last Activity: 09-21-2012 04:33 AM 
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Join Date: 06-08-2012
Total Posts: 9 (0.03 posts per day)
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Birthday:
October 12, 1954
First name:
John
Location:
Denver in Norfolk, England
Occupation:
Management consultant
Biography:
I am married with 3 children. I have had a lifelong interest in plastic models and got into wooden ship modelling 20 years ago.
Interests:
I am a rugby union referee. I enjoy cars, boats and planes.
Current Project Name:
Mamoli Bomb Ketch HMS Racehorse
Status of Project:
Looking for advice from more experienced builders
Current Modeling Project Description:
I am building HMS Racehorse. It is my forth project in wood. I intend to tackle either an HMS Victory kit or a scratch build as my next project


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