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Name:BRIAN NELSON
Email:BRIANELSON@ATT.NET
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you from:
TOLEDO
Comments:Just got the pyro model. From the dimensions it appears to be the LV-117 in 1/96 scale, is this correct? Are there any pictorial books that have good photos of the original?
August 6, 2005 01:16:21 (GMT Time)



Name:BRIAN NELSON
Email:BRIANELSON@ATT.NET
HomePage:http://
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you from:
TOLEDO
Comments:Just got the pyro model. From the dimensions it appears to be the LV-117 in 1/96 scale, is this correct? Are there any pictorial books that have good photos of the original?
August 6, 2005 01:16:21 (GMT Time)

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April 2, 2005 20:02:29 (GMT Time)



Name:Richard Hallert
Email:rchaia@pacbell.net
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you from:
Newark, CA (San Francisco/East bay)
Comments:I served on the lightship RELIEF (WLV523) while on on Blunts Reef and then in port at YBI and drydock in Oakland the summer of 1967. Would like to locate deck plans, ship drawings, and or photos.
February 21, 2005 11:32:35 (GMT Time)



Name:Carl
Email:swickley@cox.net
HomePage:http://
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you from:
Pensacola
Comments:Am building Nantucket ... would like more details on lighting it up as per your site. Need exact detail on the lights used ... stock numbers, voltages, how powered, etc. Any info appreciated. Carl
January 13, 2005 00:48:16 (GMT Time)



Name:Jono Moratis
Email:jono@theglaziergroup.com
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Comments:I was wondering if you might know of a model of the Ambrose Light Ship in NY Harbor that is available to add to a collection of light houses. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
December 18, 2004 12:29:45 (GMT Time)



Name:Greg Tarris
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Comments:This is the first time that I was on your website that I had my speakers on. Loved the music!!!!!!!!!!!!!
December 6, 2004 23:20:44 (GMT Time)



Name:Greg Tarris
Email:gregtarris@yahoo.com
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you from:
Allendale, NJ
Comments:I am working on the Eastern Express version of the South Goodwin. It is coming along very nicely especially with buying some fittings from other sources and making some fittings from scratch to replace some of the badly cast ones. QUESTION: Part #41 fell off the plastic tree and I do not know what part it was. Is there anyone out there who can tell me what part it was? Thanks, Greg
December 5, 2004 17:31:32 (GMT Time)



Name:George Pyles
Email:gpyles@memach.com
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Comments:Looking for drawings or partials for LV-105/WAL-527 to produce cad drawing for model. Thanks George
December 3, 2004 16:57:56 (GMT Time)



Name:Chris Bernsdorff
Email:chrisbernsdorff@msn.com
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you from:
Brigham City Utah 84302
Comments:I was stationed on board the "Stonepony" as we called her, from early 1962 to sept 1963. I was a BM striker (Boatswain's Mate apprentice) and appreciate your detail. There was a door under the light gallery where we would climb up the inside of the mast and throw our "dummy" named "Elmer" out and watch land on the deck. Great fun to see all of the boats race over to see what had happened. Later we would have a burial at sea.
November 18, 2004 04:28:18 (GMT Time)



Name:Greg
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Comments:Flags for the SouthGoodwin: I am building the Russain production of this model and am wondering where I can buy decent flags for the model. Also, what flags were used. Appreciate your help. please reply to gregtarris@yahoo.com Thanks, Greg
November 17, 2004 21:20:22 (GMT Time)



Name: russ
Email:FootMobile1944@aol.com
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Comments:hi bob boy i cant begin to count all the models i have made over the years. airplanes, trucks, ships, custom cars and so on. i got a lightship model from internet hobbies that is russian made-lol. it is of the south goodwin, and she is british. i have been thinking about makeing a copy of the 612 san francisco out of her. wont be hard, just a few modifications and presto. only problem is i cant get any more of them because they have discontinued it. i have sent e-mails to internet hobbies to try and find out who might be makeing lightship models, but to no avail. no return e-mails from them. lindburg would be a good choice to make something like that but cant find anything there either. there is one outfit on their web site that makes a model of the ashville which is a dead ringer for our 95 footers back in those days. she is navy but is pictured white in their photo of it. if you remove some of the guns and war gear from her decks you have a fine 95. they were made for the viet nam w
November 17, 2004 21:14:01 (GMT Time)



Name:Carl Swickley
Email:swickley@cox.net
HomePage:http://
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you from:
Pensacola
Comments:Hello ... your website is great!! I am a retired Coastie, and long-time ship modeler, living in Pensacola. If you have been to the Naval Air Museum in Pensacola, perhaps you have seen the 1/72 scale, 11-foot USS Enterprise (CV-6) model there. I was the team leader responsible for its creation and its twin model at the Airventure Museum, Oshkosh, WI.. Anyway, I recently got interested in building Nantucket Lightship. I bid on four kits (Pyro and Lindberg) on the internet ... lost three bids but won the fourth, the Pyro kit. Unfortunately, it was advertised without plans and came that way. Can you put me in touch with the person on your website who is making the Lindberg kit so I can ask him to make me a copy of the plans? Or do you have another way to help me get plans for that kit??? I originally thought I could build the model without plans, but there are more pieces than I bargained for. Thanks for any help you can give me.
November 17, 2004 02:18:05 (GMT Time)



Name:Fred Griffith
Email:f5813g@yahoo.com
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you from:
Durham, New Hampshire
Comments:Hi, Love your site! I live outside of Portsmouth and am eger to find a copy of "Modeling the Lightship Portsmouth". I have Emailed Mr pyles at his address posted on the site without reply. Can you help me contact him, or do you have a line on another copy? Thank you, Fred Griffith f5813g@yahoo.com
November 14, 2004 17:46:12 (GMT Time)



Name:lee helmick
Email:helmil3@yahoo.com
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7 preble ct. west seneca ny. 14224
Comments:any information on south goodwin light ship
October 27, 2004 15:52:49 (GMT Time)



Name:Fred Griffith
Email:f5813g@ yahoo.com
HomePage:http://
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you from:
Durham, New Hampshire
Comments:GREAT SITE! I am looking for a copy of Modeling the Lightship Portsmouth. Can you help? What does one go for? I take it Mr. Pyles has none to sell... Thanks, Fred Griffith
October 26, 2004 22:45:30 (GMT Time)



Name:George Pyles
Email:gpyles@memach.com
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Comments:I Just visited yoursite and was amazed to see my book on your site. If you have any interest in the model I built or the book contact me. George H. Pyles
October 19, 2004 01:30:50 (GMT Time)



Name:HENRY AND MARTHA DAVEY
Email:smithdavey@msn.com
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Comments:Dear Sir/Madam, I have a pyro Nantucket lightship model, original box, approximate age would be about 52 years old. My question is what the value of such a model would be. Sincerely, Henry F. D.
October 16, 2004 17:06:46 (GMT Time)



Name:Mike Maynard USCG(Ret)
Email:mmaynard3@cox.net
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Comments:“The only difference between the Nantucket lightship and a jail is that a jail can’t sink” First, you are to be congratulated for a great site concerning two of my areas of interest, model building and light vessels….it seems that the few things I have any knowledge about and plan to put up a website someone beats me to the punch…I guess having a working knowledge of computers is a good thing, as well as actually FOLLOWING THROUGH!!! Again, congrates. I think the fact you’re a Navy vet interested in little red ships shows that you are a man of well rounded interests, there are plenty of web sites of big gray model ships almost to the point of ad nauseum…
September 21, 2004 17:53:57 (GMT Time)



Name:Jonathan Skidmore
Email:JSKID@herrick.com
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Comments:Hi I write to inform you that the 1936 Nantucket sits in Oyster Bay, Long Island long for the time being. You can walk right up to it on a pier. You cannot board it. I was told that volunteers are working on restoring each weekend and that if you make some friends they will show you around. It was purchased by a foundation for restoration. See below. My wife and I who live on Long Island were driving around saw the ship from a distance. What a surprise to find it. I had built the Revell South Goodwin about two years ago. I am hoping Lindberg will put out their kit again. Enjoy. Thank you for your site.
September 21, 2004 17:40:59 (GMT Time)



Name:eze
Email:eze@yahoo.fr
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you from:
usa
Comments:i love this site umu igbo ,kwenu
September 18, 2004 20:39:42 (GMT Time)



Name:William Guthrie
Email:cornerman@starfishnet.com
HomePage:http://
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you from:
Outer Banks North Carolina Harkers Island
Comments:I enjoyed your web sight. Retired Coast Guard Vet.
August 7, 2004 14:31:11 (GMT Time)



Name:Kenneth D. Newman
Email:ken@memach.com
HomePage:http://
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you from:
Hampton,Va.
Comments:My deceased father was on LV-150(Thimble Shoals) when it was sunk 7/20/1944.I am just trying to find a picture of it. Many thanks
Are you a model builder?
Do you have a model, or a link about lightships you would like to include on this site?
July 2, 2004 12:08:32 (GMT Time)



Name:Peter wood
Email:WoodAqualung@aol.com
HomePage:http://
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you from:
United Kingdom
Comments:Hi,just a comment on the review of the Revell South Goodwin Lightship.It was originally produced in the 1960"s by British company FROG.I believe Revell bought the moulds for most of their range when they went out of business in the early 70"s,and issued a lot including this one.They then licensed the moulds to Eastern Express of Russia.Many of their current kits especially aircraft ,are reboxed FROG(Flies Right Off the Ground-they originally made flying models). Please don"t take this as criticism,I just thought the extra info might be of use-Keep up the good work.Regards, Peter
June 17, 2004 22:26:14 (GMT Time)






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