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Beautiful work. Your detail at that scale is amazing to me. 

I really like the way you've used the fibre optics. Coooooolllll.

If you look closely at the Maud you can see that the model was clinker built,it took some doing,and the Albion was carvel built.

This is an early type of sidewinder trawler built in 19-08 and scrapped in 19-56.In 19-39 she was used as a minesweeper called Stormcock, returned to Milford Haven as a fishing vessel,ended her last few years fishing out of Lowestoft,this model was a commission for a late friend whos wife grandfather was cook in her the tiny figure on the stbd quarter represents the grandfather.

This is the first of the 3 armed trawlers to be launched into the bottle

To boldly go... out of this bottle.

Thank you, Chip!

Hello, Do you have this item for sale?  This is the particular ship my ancestor Henry Bagwell arrived at Jamestown in and I would love to add this boat to my collection of model boats.  Thank you, Trish Palomo

Nice!  Are these figures made of wire and then just painted?  I've had good luck sculpting rudimentary "skeletons", dipping them in white glue (often diluted), and painting when dry.  Sometimes I need to redip in certain areas to fill things out, but for tiny figures, it serves the purpose.  

Thank you, Niallmhor!