Maritime Model Museum: MODEL OF A 3 MASTED FULLY RIGGED SHIP 'FLYING FISH'

Tuesday 29 November 2016

MODEL OF A 3 MASTED FULLY RIGGED SHIP 'FLYING FISH'

First stages of the restoration in our workshop of the 3 masted fully rigged ship 'Flying Fish' built in the 1930's

repairing of foremast

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Tripadvisor November 2017

A hidden experience

An extremely interesting place to visit. Lots of small gifts/souvenirs to buy and the staff there are knowledgeable. Lots to learn as well.

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Tripadvisor 3 October 2017

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This small shop spilling out onto the arcade has an amazing assortment of everything Maritime. Once inside theres a treasure-trove of fascinating objects both small and large, including paintings, pictures, models and uniforms to name just a few. Certainly worth a look. I loved it.

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Tripadvisor 27 January 2017

So interesting

Love the models and instruments on display, he gentleman there is very interesting when he describes the artifacts/items from so long ago, a great visit

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Tripadvisor 11 March 2016

Hard to find... EASY to Enjoy!

I love the old salt who is Capt. of this land-locked gem! Verbal history and folklore come with every showcase, and the Capt. is a walking maritime history book. I tried to stump him with a query about the famous J Class sailing yachts of the America's Cup during the 1900s... and he altered my 'course: I was simply a deck hand instead of the expert... He kindly, put this crew-member in his proper berth! It's in an odd place... I think it should have marina-front breezes but I think the rent's cheap there...

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Tuesday 29 November 2016

MODEL OF A 3 MASTED FULLY RIGGED SHIP 'FLYING FISH'

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