
Posted by Francesco P. Guidotti
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on 11/9/2009, 11:20 am, in reply to "Re: curved ships!"
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Thanks. It's nice to know, at least, that it happens only once!
--Previous Message--
: I believe about the time the Greek ships were
: produced a problem with a batch of metal
: occured over the Antimony content.
:
: I had some models like yours which bent but
: since straightening they have remained
: stable. Out of about 40 Greek Ships i have i
: had to have a number of them replaced due to
: metal corrosion.
:
: With well over 1,600 Argonaut models in my
: collection it was not a problem i have seen
: before or since.
:
: --Previous Message--
: Gentlemen, as I have read some gloomy
: messages
: here recently, I am here to let all of you
: laugh. In a quiet sunday afternoon I was
: deeply shocked to find three Argonaut models
: (Hydra, Vasilefs Georgios and Paralos)curved
: like bananas, resting on the middle section,
: stem and stern up! I forced them more or
: less in their original state, but the
: waterline is no longer straight as it should
: be. Did anyone face the same problem? Does
: anyone have information about the metal used
: or some melting error with these particular
: models? (They were safe from funny people,
: inside wooden drawers, alongside with
: hundreds of others which behaved in an
: absolutely decent way!)
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