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  1. st george
    Next up is this ship Good Luck. David
  2. st george
    Wayne thats the Gulnara available in a kit from JoTiKa and being built by one of our members http://modelshipworld.com/index.php?/topic/1290-gulnara-by-aew-krick-scale-150/?hl=gulnara David
  3. st george
    Wayne has it with the Wynaud. Well done. David
  4. st george
    Not Areil
  5. st george
    Not sea Witch, not Ocean Telegraph.
  6. st george
    Not the Cutty Sark.
  7. st george
    Red Herring
  8. st george
    Good job you didn't wait for the next voyage Danny. I was on the Herald of free enterprise the day before she capsized. Glad I went when I did and sorry for all those that were onboard. Next up, another oldie. Good luck David
  9. st george
    The MS Skaubryn, the cargo ship that became a very popular, but ill fated passenger liner?
  10. st george
    Good find Danny. David
  11. st george
    Ah. that makes it easier then David
  12. st george
    I see a tug boat with alot of flags and a good deal of searching to do David
  13. st george
    Yep Syren is the ship in the forground. Well done Danny. your turn mate. David
  14. st george
    Not the Aerial or Taiping and not in China. The photo is in Honolulu.
  15. st george
    No sorry Danny, not Taeping or Ariel.
  16. st george
    Not the Grasmere. If it helps, the photo was taken in 1865.
  17. st george
    No sorry Anja, not Yarrow or Sarah.
  18. st george
    Ok, two here. Only want the one in the front but bonus if you name them both. Good luck David
  19. st george
    I'll guess at the uss Edson DD946
  20. st george
    You got it right Danny. Your turn again.
  21. st george
    OK a bit later than yours Danny. Good Luck David
  22. st george
    HMS Dreadnought when she was used as a hospital ship?
  23. st george
    You got it Kevin. Forgot she operates in your neck of the woods.
  24. st george
    How about this one. Good Luck David
  25. st george
    I believe that funny looking ship with the funny looking Gun barrel is the Imperial Russian coast defense ship Gangut launched in 1893. Not a popular ship and when she sunk her ex captain said ".. a vile ship, it's good that she sank, and it is pointless to raise her" here's a link to a 1/700 scale model of that very photo. http://www.modelshipgallery.com/gallery/bb/ru/gangut-700-rm/rm-index.html David

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