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Haven’t voted in a while, just doing a lot besides visiting our great forum. Luckily I caught this boat theme just in time. Great entries!
If you play with fire, you're gonna get burned.

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6 days remaining!

And now 5, lets see if we can get 5 more votes in and make 30  ;D

Thanks for the new votes guys, just hit 30  ;D
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The votes have rolled in, now at 36!  ;D

Thanks everyone for your participation, 2 days to go  ;)
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Looks liked 37 now.

Remember to get your Christmas entries ready and submitted.

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Just a handful of hours left to vote.


Are there more out there?


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EDITED:


Cancelling my mistake. I'm a day early at the crack of dawn and in dire need of another cup of coffee!


17 hours remaining for this poll.


Gil


ps: Please get your Christmas themed entries photographed and submitted.

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Haha  :D ;D

Yes, get your last minute votes in, just one more to 40!!
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40 votes and voting is closed, Congrats to the owner of the Krick Borkum with Cheddar Pintail Steam Plant!  8) Am I right that it is Larry (jkbixby)?

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Well done to the  winner .
 A nice entry .
It appeared to be a two horse race and i went down like the Titanic .

Cheers
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It's an honor for my boat to be chosen for the EOTM award against such great competition - many thanks!
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Well done to the  winner .
 A nice entry .
It appeared to be a two horse race and i went down like the Titanic .

Cheers
Dennis

I have to admit, being a toy steam fan at heart... my vote went to your Cranko. And if it does go down like the Titanic, I will be the first one diving down to retrieve it!  ;)
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It's an honor for my boat to be chosen for the EOTM award against such great competition - many thanks!

It was a very close race with the tug "Jan", who actually held the lead for the majority of the month. The photo of "Jan" was beautiful and very well shot, but I think your's may have pulled ahead being it displays the steam plant very well.  8)  Has it ever been on the water? Would love to see a video  ;) ;)
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It's been on the water but I didn't take a video - more worried about running it onto the rocks like I did my Envoy tug (I do have a video of that - it's at the very end).



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Eeek!

Glad you were able to laugh it off... probably better to have another person there for the filming  ;)
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Actually I probably should stay away from the water with boats altogether - that tug is the same one that another time almost went to the bottom during launching when I slipped on the rocks and it took a literal nosedive into the water. It has since joined my son/grandson's collection and has had no further mishaps. Come to think of it my Imara tug has yet to see the water and the Victoria I'm building may not either - safer that way!
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