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Old 05-23-2012, 09:34 AM
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When I'm finished my current build (Phantom) I plan to start the Armed Virginia Sloop, using Bob Hunt's practicum. Does anyone have any advice on this kit (cautions, changes, etc)?

I'm new to there forum, and looking forward to exchanging ideas with you all.

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Welcome to the forum!
I have built this kit and have pictures of it in my gallery.
There are some mistakes in the instructions for the area around the black strake but I would imagine the Bob Hunt practicum will address that.
All in all this is a really fine model ship and I am surprised more people have not built it.
My model was donated to local kids in the neihborhood to make room in my house for more models so I cant take anymore pictures of it.

Best of luck to you with yours.


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