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Old 01-15-2008, 10:21 PM
jmarshj7 (Jim) jmarshj7 is offline
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Hello all,

First an introduction. My name is James/Jim Marsh Sr. I live in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. Since 1969 I have been and still am building "Miniature Ships In Bottle Models". Have had two restoration commissions in the past and another one, a three mast scratch built clipper ship just recently which I am about to start God willing in the near future. Restoration is new to me. Always researching and learning.

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Jim
 
 
 
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Welcome aboard Jim; You should have been here a month ago. One of our members was asking about whether or not to buy a "ship in a bottle kit" your input would have been valuable.

In the end he decided not to buy a kit. Maybe he is going to try a "scratch built".

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Hi Jim. Welcome Aboard!
You should post some photos of your collection when you get the chance - Upload Photo(s) (open in a blank window), Upload Instructions (open in a blank window).
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