The OpSail Miami Model Ship Exhibit will be open at Terminal 10 at the Port of Miami, which is entered off Biscayne Boulevard at Northeast Fifth Street in downtown Miami. More than 100 models are on display. As Biscayne Bay fills with tall, regal sailing ships, and its skies with squadrons of blimps and planes as part of OpSail Miami 2000, ship lovers will be able to get a more intimate look at the romance and glamour at an exhibit of finely crafted replicas of 100 of the ships. The Cutty Sark, the 1869 British ''extreme'' clipper ship built rakishly for speed, to circumnavigate the globe bringing all the teas of China to proper, thirsty Londoners. Some people just seem to love the sea.
Pictures are never three-dimensional.
Movies whiz past so fast people can't really see the ships. They're replicas of historic ships. We show the boats, hand out literature, tell histories. Sort of like a museum. You do a good job because you do it out of love,'' he says.