Hi,
   Some lovely models in this site, and the downloads are free. Sadly, the site owner and model designer has died recently, but he has left  a wonderful legacy with his card models. The site looks to be maintained by his son, at least for the present. Worth a look - I particularly like the look of the converted light tender, Coeur de Lion - a bit of an odd design, but it has a strange appeal.

Keith.

It would help if you gave us the website address Keith 

Regards
Eddy

Hi Eddy,
           Not a bad idea, Eddy.

Here goes:- http://www.myspace.com/mmpapermodels

Best wishes,
                 Keith.

Cheers Keith,

Some interesting stuff on there..... I particularly like some of the US civil war paddlers.

Regards
Eddy

Help!. This has opened another can of worms for me!. I love the blockade runner TEAZER? (is this spelling correct?).
Eddy came up with the BAT which was later changed to TEASER, but that was when she was sold for Civilian use AFTER the war ended. BAT was one of four OWL cass blockade runners built on the Clyde.
The plot thickens as there was an armed tug called TEAZER which was captured on July 4th 1862 on the James River. Obviously not the blockade runner. So, what was TEAZER (TEASER) and where was she built?. regards, walter.