Convert ALBUM to PROJECT?

Not sure if this is a no-brainer or not, but can't seem to fugure it out.
I've be re-organizinzing my library and have old ALBUMS I'd like to "convert" into PROJECTS. Is this possible?
I've created new PROJECTS and dragged the files into the new projects, but as I look closer, I believe I'm making alot of duplications of masters! My libray has grown alot since I started reorganize. Ouch! I still haven't gotten my head around what truly is a MASTER.
On that note... Is there a way to EXPORT ALL masters to an external drive, so I can possibly re-import and start again? Or is there a delete duplicate button. Looked for it in the manual, I may be missing something.
Thanks.

I've created new PROJECTS and dragged the files into
the new projects, but as I look closer, I believe I'm
making alot of duplications of masters!
Dragging thumbs into a new project should just move them into that project, not copy them.
I still haven't gotten my head around what truly is a MASTER.
A 'master' is the file on disk. Period! A version is a window onto that master. Imagine a ship with portholes. Inside is an object. As you move from porthole to porthole, your view of the object changes, but the object never changes. You can put coloured glass over the porthole or blur it with grease, but the object doesn't change. Versions can be changed. Masters never change.
If you have two thumbs and they both share the same master on disk, neither of those is the master. They are both versions. If you have only one version, it is still not a master; it's a single version of the master. The file on disk is the master and nothing else. Each thumb or image you deal with is simply a window onto that master. When you delete the last remaining version, Aperture will delete the master.
There can be only one master. If you create a new version from a master, you now have two versions and still one master.
On that note... Is there a way to EXPORT ALL masters
to an external drive, so I can possibly re-import and
start again? Or is there a delete duplicate button.
Looked for it in the manual, I may be missing
something.
At the top of the project pane under 'Library', select the entry: 'All Images'.
Above the grid view on the right, make sure the filter is also set to 'All Images'.
Click on one of the images to select it.
On your keyboard, select CTRL+A to select all images in your Aperture library.
CTRL+click on any of the images and select: export->export masters.

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