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Z-25 German destroyer April 1945 (1/350)

Trumpeter 1/350 plus Flyhawk upgrade . 

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whitejamest

whitejamest

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Lovely work, and I especially like the weathering effects. Very realistic and well done. 

BETAQDAVE

BETAQDAVE

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Looks like the Nazis were more interested in using their destroyers for mine laying than destroying subs  from the looks of those tracks loaded with so many mines.  I suppose the fact that their navy was 95% submarines, they weren't to worried about having to go hunting for allied subs.

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