MILITARY DIORAMAS by Paul Asaban

Photo Album 36 - Restoration Project IV

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Photo Album 1 - The Road to Minsk
Photo Album 2- The Road to Minsk
Photo Album 3 - The Road to Minsk
Photo Album 4- OS2U Kingfisher
Photo Album 5 - Flakvierling
Photo Album 6 - Building the Flakvierling
Photo Album 7 - Dauntless SBD
Photo Album 8 - Dauntless SBD
Photo Album 9 - Channel Gazing
Photo Album 10 - Stuka and Matilda
Photo Album 11- ME-109 and Spitfire V
Photo Album 12 - Anzio
Photo Album 13 - Anzio
Photo Album 14 - Bastogne Aftermath
Photo Album 15 - Normandy Ambush & more
Photo Album 16 - The First Time I Saw Paris
Photo Album 17- Aachen 1944
Photo Album 18 - Aachen 1944
Photo Album 19 - PT109
Photo Album 20 - "Corner Kick" Curtiss P-40
Photo Album 21 - Building "Corner Kick"
Photo Album 22 - Black Widow
Photo Album 23 - Assorted models
Photo Album 24 - Somewhere in Saudi (A-10)
Photo Album 25 - Top Gun Air Show
Photo Album 26 - Top Gun Airshow 2
Photo Album 27 - The Mother of all Battles
Photo Album 28 - The First Night - F-111
Photo Album 29 - My kids are in on the action - Christian's Dioramas
Photo Album 30 - My kids are in on the action - Nicole's Dinosaurs
Photo Album 31 - Coming Soon - Operation Market Garden
Photo Album 32 - The War Room
Photo Album 33 - Antique Ships Restoration Project
Photo Album 34 - Restoration Project II
Photo Album 35 - Restoration Project III
Photo Album 36 - Restoration Project IV
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The Privateer
Here she is before the wash and cleaning. Hardly any color is visible, her rigging, especially on the bow sprite, totally busted up and hanging raggedly over the side. Her flags, made of leather, are torn and half off her mastheads. Her main mast is broken at the top. Most of the rigging between her masts is gone.

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BELOW: A close up of the bow section, covered in dust and grease. Again, notice all the broken rigging.

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BELOW: The restored bow, with all the rigging replaced. Compare this to the first picture on this page.

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THE GALLEONS

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Above: THE "BULL" GALLEON - One of the three Galleons is done. I called this one the Bull Galleon because of the figurehead. See picture below.

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Below: THE MERMAID GALLEON - This one had a gilded mermaid for a figurehead. She's all pretty and proud, ready to go. Virtually ALL the rigging on this one was removed and replaced.

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