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'''Roy Stewart'''was born in New Zealand and is a weel known Surfboard Manufacturer. |
'''Roy Stewart'''was born in New Zealand and is a weel known Surfboard Manufacturer. |
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'''Roy Stewart''' started building wooden [[surfboards]] in 1995 and is mostfamous for his Wooden Olo or Super longboard[[longboard(surfing)]] and his [[tunnel fin]] speed surfing designs. |
'''Roy Stewart''' started building wooden [[surfboards]] in 1995 and is mostfamous for his Wooden Olo or Super longboard[[longboard(surfing)]] and his [[tunnel fin]] speed surfing designs. |
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He pioneered the Parallel profile system, which is an innovative construction system for wood surfboard construction, making it easy for beginner surfboard builders to create a foolproof surfable board of their own. '''Roy Stewart''' has pioneered the use of [[Paulownia]] wood for the making of surfboards. |
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Roy Stewart is a black actor of British descent, probably best known for his role as Quarrel Jr. in the 1973 James Bond film Live and Let Die.
Other film appearances include: Carry On Up the Jungle, Twins of Evil and Stand Up, Virgin Soldiers.
He has also been active on television, with credits including: Out of the Unknown, Adam Adamant Lives!, Doctor Who (in the serials The Tomb of the Cybermen and Terror of the Autons), Doomwatch, Up Pompeii!, The Troubleshooters, Space: 1999 and I, Claudius.
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External link
- Roy Stewart at IMDb
Roy Stewartwas born in New Zealand and is a weel known Surfboard Manufacturer. Roy Stewart started building wooden surfboards in 1995 and is mostfamous for his Wooden Olo or Super longboardlongboard(surfing) and his tunnel fin speed surfing designs. He pioneered the Parallel profile system, which is an innovative construction system for wood surfboard construction, making it easy for beginner surfboard builders to create a foolproof surfable board of their own. Roy Stewart has pioneered the use of Paulownia wood for the making of surfboards.
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Roy Stewart surfboard manufacturer