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something austro-hungarian, perhaps? Torpedoboat?? Although, I can't quite understand the use of those 'sidewings(?) on the hull. Stability? Jan
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You didn't actually mention so, but it definitely shows ! Jan
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You can just copy-past the URL from photo-bucket. Relatively quickly.... Isn't the main sail very small compared to the ship's size? Jan
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does that mean submarine tender? Jan
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She seems to have a massive search-light up front.... Jan
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Did some ratlines this weekend. Ratlines almost done by now, just the other side of the mizzen to do...... Jan
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Your source is wrong. This is definitely the Aurora Jan
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I'm pretty sure it's aurora.... Potemkin (the 'mutiny'-one) was a battleship, with much heavier superstructure Jan
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Interesting one. You don't see these ships modelled too often. Why do you date her 1942? As far as I know she was build 1937. 19/2 was her first action in combat. I guess you kow this one: http://www.maritiemdigitaal.nl/index.cfm?event=search.getsimplesearch&database=ChoiceMardig&needimages=true&searchterm=tromp%201937&allfields=&title=&keyword=&creator=&collection=&shipname=&invno=&museum=&startrow=1 and some pics here http://www.maritiemdigitaal.nl/index.cfm?event=search.getsimplesearch&database=ChoiceMardig&needimages=true&searchterm=1942%20tromp&allfields=&title=&keyword=&creator=&collection=&shipname=&invno=&museum=&startrow=1 Problem is: I don't know whether this is the Bofors you need.... http://www.maritiemdigitaal.nl/index.cfm?event=search.getsimplesearch&saveToHistory=1&database=ChoiceMardig&needImages=YES&searchterm=bofors+tromp Jan
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I would call it a major milestone.... it looks fabulous. Jan
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Not the best of pictures, but I'm still working on him....
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We all started liking the pic, as it is incredible that you do these lashings in this scale, but that's not an answer to your question. I can only refer to Lees and Marqhuardt: they don't show these lashings. That does suggest that it is of a later period... (although, as you seem to be looking at a way to get as many knots in a line as possible, that is not the answer you are looking for ) Jan
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Problem is that all those old pictures are coloured nowadays. I'm pretty sure this is a WW-I hospital ship. (couple of yesr ago we had all those red-white ships in the game at MSW-1) Jan
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I think we need a german name.. Jan
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Looks very much so, but...is that one already launched? The order was granted june last year to Thyssen-Krupp.... Jan
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I think you nailed her: http://www.southernexplorations.com/galapagos-island-travel/cruises/Grace.htm Jan
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Kind of norwegian Fjord in the background, or is it just aussi-land? Jan
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I thought Steve's remark was a hint, but I coudn't figure out what kind of hint. Curiosity to the hint made me a sinner..... Jan
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Today I've been a spoilsport myself Jan
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I didn't udnerstand, as I don't speak Gaelic (also done some pic search in the meantime) Jan
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spoilsport Looks like a civilian in Amry service (at least, I think I can see a gun on the aft deck) Jan
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There is a name on her, but I can't read it.... Something starting with an L and a J.... Jan
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I think you're correct Unless the guy who put the colours into the pic, also added a name...... Jan
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Henri IV, perhaps? Jan
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Tumblehome screams "Frenchie" Jan
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