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    I can see it's dangerous for you, but if the government trusts me, maybe you could. Agitated88's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Balkster View Post
    That Pacifica is from the early 80's. I'm suprised, alot of people never heard of that boat co. I have been building models over 30 yrs. Thanks
    That is very apparent...you build a VERY nice product. I'd be interested in seeing a few pictures of the build process if you have time. Again, thanks for sharing them!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Agitated88 View Post
    That is very apparent...you build a VERY nice product. I'd be interested in seeing a few pictures of the build process if you have time. Again, thanks for sharing them!
    Every model I build is unique in its own way, as every boat is. Boat owners outfit their boat to their liking. That makes every model a custom build. Building a 60 ft. sportfish or a small runabout there is still an enormous amount of detail in the building of a exact replica. Every part is hand built with extreme attention to detail. Here are some pics of the build process of a 16 ft. boston whaler mirror image half model.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Balkster View Post
    Every model I build is unique in its own way, as every boat is. Boat owners outfit their boat to their liking. That makes every model a custom build. Building a 60 ft. sportfish or a small runabout there is still an enormous amount of detail in the building of a exact replica. Every part is hand built with extreme attention to detail. Here are some pics of the build process of a 16 ft. boston whaler mirror image half model.
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    Amazing Don! Thanks for sharing.

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    Flat out awesome. Your attention to detail is second to none. You must have a very steady hand. Do you purchase the metal (ie: grab rail, t-top frame, outrigger poles) from a hobby shop?

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