It is less noticeable then the error that remained on the Mauretania model to my dismay, and no one has ever noticed that - never. 
Eric
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Matchstick Titanic Model
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Re: Matchstick Titanic Model
by Eric K. Longo » Sun Apr 01, 2012 5:17 pm
Don't sweat it! It is a stupendous model! It is less noticeable then the error that remained on the Mauretania model to my dismay, and no one has ever noticed that - never.
Eric
It is less noticeable then the error that remained on the Mauretania model to my dismay, and no one has ever noticed that - never. Eric
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Re: Matchstick Titanic Model
by VW1956 » Mon Apr 02, 2012 7:05 am
Hello. I was going to ask whats wrong with the third funnel? But I dont really need to know as it's a fabulous model and lets dwell on that. Given the materials that this model has been made with I doubt that any one else could match this one. 
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Re: Matchstick Titanic Model
by Eric K. Longo » Mon Apr 02, 2012 7:14 am
OOOhhhh Ken... Ouch.
It is s superb model - best I have seen in ages. Real life.
Eric
It is s superb model - best I have seen in ages. Real life.
Eric
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Re: Matchstick Titanic Model
by Titanic_Malaysia » Sat Apr 07, 2012 7:00 pm
Wow, superb job there, and it looks amazingly detailed as well!
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