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Another gem Novice, me old mucker; I've got an old Matlow who served on the Carlisle, and the Hunt II HMS Beaufort. I've done the Hunt (and the Norwegian version) for him, but if you either a) do the Carlisle for him, or b) let me do it, I reckon it will really thrill him. Let me know
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Portsmouth Bill wrote:
Another gem Novice, me old mucker; I've got an old Matlow who served on the Carlisle, and the Hunt II HMS Beaufort. I've done the Hunt (and the Norwegian version) for him, but if you either a) do the Carlisle for him, or b) let me do it, I reckon it will really thrill him. Let me know
Thank you Bill. HMS Carlisle is a simple conversion from this HMS Coventry
_________________ Thank you Kim for the crest
"Never fear to try on something new. Remember that the Titanic was built by professionals, and the Ark by an amateur"
Another gem Novice, me old mucker; I've got an old Matlow who served on the Carlisle, and the Hunt II HMS Beaufort. I've done the Hunt (and the Norwegian version) for him, but if you either a) do the Carlisle for him, or b) let me do it, I reckon it will really thrill him. Let me know
Thank you Bill. HMS Carlisle is a simple conversion from this HMS Coventry
Just a small note, but that ship is labeled "Graet Britain"
Posts:4126 Joined: July 27th, 2010, 5:25 am
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BrockPaine wrote:
Novice wrote:
Portsmouth Bill wrote:
Another gem Novice, me old mucker; I've got an old Matlow who served on the Carlisle, and the Hunt II HMS Beaufort. I've done the Hunt (and the Norwegian version) for him, but if you either a) do the Carlisle for him, or b) let me do it, I reckon it will really thrill him. Let me know
Thank you Bill. HMS Carlisle is a simple conversion from this HMS Coventry
Just a small note, but that ship is labeled "Graet Britain"
A typo that was missed by me and uploaded as is to the main site
_________________ Thank you Kim for the crest
"Never fear to try on something new. Remember that the Titanic was built by professionals, and the Ark by an amateur"
looking at the numbers of vessels from thease cruiser classes that were scrapped interwar I wonder if under different economic conditions could they have been converted to Large destroyers.
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Thank you Kim for the crest
A typo that was missed by me and uploaded as is to the main site 