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  1. adiverslife
    very cool. You have made a lot of progress. thanks for looking at the anchor too. it will be important to be able to show the process of kedging and also a shot of the stern hitting the hard pan shoal. .... Absolutely amazing!
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    This is fantastic. I am researching the HMS Barham which started out as a 3rd rate ship of the line and was the flagship of the British Navy in the West Indies. It was razeed in 1826 and ran aground on Bonaire in 1829. Do you have a 3d digital Model of this with unfurled sails? Your model looks very close to the Barham. I am researching the ship for a film I would like to make. The Barham ran aground and dumped 37 cannons overboard. She was refloated and taken to Curacao for repairs. That said there is more to this story which I am researching. There appears to be a cover up as to where she actually ran aground on Bonaire. Also, there may be additional tie ins to Bonaire history which I am also researching. I am an underwater cinematographer and I am researching this. I would like to reproduce the grounding and effort to get her off the reef in video but for that I need a model. This is why I am so interested in your work.
  3. adiverslife
    This is fantastic. I am researching the HMS Barham which started out as a 3rd rate ship of the line and was the flagship of the British Navy in the West Indies. It was razeed in 1826 and ran aground on Bonaire in 1829. Do you have a 3d digital Model of this with unfurled sails? Your model looks very close to the Barham. I am researching the ship for a film I would like to make.
  4. adiverslife
    This is fabulous. I am looking for a rezee'd 3d Model of a ship called the HMS Barham. The Barham was razeed around 1827 and went from a 74 gun ship to a 50 gun ship. The Barham ran aground on the island of Bonaire in 1829. The Barham was the flagship of the British navy in the West Indies at the time. This looks very much like it. Do you have a 3D Model which includes sails unfurled?

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