Cutty Sark; for the artists liveing in England by jocko500
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This modell was started by Donald W. Payne of Webster, Texas and he died before he finished it. His widow, Jeanse M. Payne give it to the USS Kidd and they find a ship modeller to finish it.
Darryle Averett of Denham, Spring, Louisiana took over and he looked at the notes of Mr. Payan and was in contact with the Cutty Sark museum in England. In six and a halve years it took Mr. Averett to finish it. the piece of wood you see came off the rudder of the real Cutty Sark in 1922.
Ship modell in 1/4" scale
there is many artists that is on this art site that lives in England and this is for you all. Hope you all go to the Cutty Sark Museum. The USS Kidd wasthe first navy Museum I been to and I hope to go to more of them
Comments (46)
Splendid photography my friend.......!!!!
Excellent shot!
First rate capture of a fine reproduction of the good old "Sark"!!!
Excellent capture and info!
Such a beauty. A labor of love I'm sure. Wonderful.
Wow thats A Fantastic Model! and a Great shot.
Yes, a great tribute to our English friends here, what a beautiful ship. That is the good work, great captured, Jocko!
Greetings and thank you from England. I saw the Cutty Sark many years ago. I live on the Mersey and so have seen Tall ships coming in and out of Liverpool, a great way to travel.This is a great gift I for one will keep.
beau bateau!!
wonderful shot .. and yes, LOL, I saw you there right away! My husband worked on a kit similar to this, but not the Cutty Sark. It took him forever! I can imagine how long and difficult it was making this because it's not from a kit, everything was handmade. And awesome work!
Wonderful photo of a beautiful model.
LOVELY SHOT
Maritime history is always great, nicely done!
A very good picture of this detailed model.I like that they were able to use a bit of wood from the actually ship.
Fantastic capture of a very beautiful piece of work. This must be what they call a work of love. Dana
Cool history with this Model!