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My 2 cents..
I think the movie industry missed an opportunity to contribute some of their resources to the possible recreation of such a vessel, for real.. What they spent on such a 'fake' ship could have gone into the building of a full size (or slightly scaled down) ship. There are a number of Wooden Boat Societies and wooden boat schools that would have jumped at the funding and opportunity to create a extremely accurate reproduction.. The movie industry has done this in the past and the public has benefited for years after the movie was retired from circulation. Seems the movie techno-geeks would rather dazel the public with fake effects than work with real ships of the period. My opinion. FWIW. Steve s/v Good Intentions |
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