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Each ship model was built then set into the diorama
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I’ve always admired Hahn’s diorama. I know that he had it at the Newport 
NRG conference in 1980, possibly the Marietta, Ohio conference in 1975, and of course it’s been on display at the Mariners Museum. IMHO it nicely captures the activity in a colonial shipyard.
One minor (lighthearted) criticism. You can tell that he was no farm boy. Those oxen look like a crossbreed between moose and a Rinocerous!
Roger
NRG conference in 1980, possibly the Marietta, Ohio conference in 1975, and of course it’s been on display at the Mariners Museum. IMHO it nicely captures the activity in a colonial shipyard.One minor (lighthearted) criticism. You can tell that he was no farm boy. Those oxen look like a crossbreed between moose and a Rinocerous!
Roger