whoops,  meant to include this picture, not 2 of the other: 


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--- On Sat, 9/29/12, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote:

From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Subject: [Papermodels II 47327] Wip:  Cannon's cutty sark, wegman's and the 
dollar store.
To: [email protected]
Date: Saturday, September 29, 2012, 1:04 PM

Saw Cannon's cutty sark and while it looked great, I could see there was some 
room for embellishment.  First off, it was too small.  the biggest I could 
reasonablme make it using 8.5x11 paper was 150%, but that seems to be a nice 
size,  From stem to stern it is now some 50cm (20") long.   A good shelf model 
size.   The masts and spars were all flat and/or once sided, so they needed to 
be upgraded.  The masts are simply rolled computer paper,  and the spars are a 
combination of bamboo skewers, toothpicks, and the chopsticks from the food 
court at Wegmans.   While at the dollar store, a simple necklace made for some 
nice scale chain too.  

The other big issue on the cutty sark was the lack of rigging.   Tried and true 
sewing thread, and #10 crochet thread completes the upgrade for
 now.  Oh.  and also turning the flag the correct direction :)    



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http://jleslie48.com/jl/120929_cutty_sark02_bearbirdhouse/cs2264.jpg



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