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Very traditional tactics, Phil - trying to sink mines with rifle fire! 🙂 John
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Hello Jack, and a warm welcome to the forum from 'Down under'. John
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Bad luck, Phil; now we all know the black secret or the wheel! 😀 That wheelhouse looks very nice indeed. I hope most of that detail will be visible on the completed model. John
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Welcome home, E.J. This looks like a build I'll want to follow closely. I was fortunate enough to see the original in Stockholm a few years ago. What a ship! (Incidentally, in a conversation with our previous museum director about museums and attractions overseas, she said, "The only time I have ever just stopped dead and exclaimed 'Wow"! when entering a building was when going into the front doors of the Vasa Museum"). John
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