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Mark very nice indeed, i wish i could make as much progress as your self
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September 22 1776 John Paul Jones in Providence sails into Canso Bay, Nova Scotia, and attacks British fishing fleet. 1777 HMS Alert (10), Lt. John Bazely, took American brig privateer Lexington (16). 1796 HMS Amphion (32), Cptn. Israel Pellew, caught fire at Plymouth and violently exploded alongside a sheer-hulk. 1797 HMS Hermione (32) handed over to the Spanish by her mutinous crew at La Guira.
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September 21 1742 HMS Tilbury (60), Cptn. Digby Dent (2), burnt by accident off Hispaniola. 1759 Adam Duncan promoted commander into HMS Royal Exchange 1779 HMS Suffolk (74) and squadron took Fortunle, Blanche and Elise. 1782 HMS Centaur (74) foundered in severe gale off Newfoundland banks. 1809 HMS Raisonnable (64), Cptn. Josias Rowley, and consorts took St. Paul, Bourbon. 1811 HMS Naiad (38), Cptn. Philip Carteret, with HMS Redpole (10), Colin M'Donald, HMS Rinaldo (10), James Anderson, HMS Castilian (18), David Braimer, and HMS Viper (4), Lt. Edward A. D'Arcy, again attacked off Boulogne but the enemy fled as before, leaving one praam Ville de Lyon (12), M. Barbaudin, taken by Naiad. 1813 HMS Goshawk Sloop (16), Hon. William John Napier, wrecked to the eastward of the Mole Head, Barcelona. 1858 Sloop Niagara departs Charleston, SC, for Liberia with African slaves rescued from slave ship. st geoges contribution is 1923 - Asiatic Fleet completes mission of aiding earthquake victims in Japan. 1944 - Aircraft from 12 carriers commence 2-day attack against Japanese ships and airfields on Luzon, Philippine Islands. 1954 - 1st nuclear submarine, USS Nautilus, commissioned under Commander Eugene P. Wilkinson 1984 - Mid East Force begins escort of U.S. flagged vessels in Persian Gulf.
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September 20 1709 HMS Plymouth (60), Cptn. Jonas Hanway, captured French Ariadne (40) 1746 First day of Admiral Richard Lestock's attempt to capture of the French East India company's dockyard at L'Orient. 1799 HMS Rattlesnake (16), Lt. William Fothergill (Acting as Lt. Samuel Gooch commanding was ashore), and armed storeship HMS Camel (26), John Lee, engaged French frigate Freueuse (46) in Algoa Bay 1803 HMS Princess Augusta cutter (8), Lt. J. W. Scott (Killed in Action), repulsed Dutch cutters Union and Wraak. 45 miles N. E. of Texel. 1811 Buonaparte being off Boulogne, ordered seven armed praams to attack HMS Naiad (38), Cptn. Philip Carteret, but they were all repulsed, and compelled to seek shelter under their batteries. 1839 Thomas Masterman Hardy died.
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lol Andy you are such a tease, i can fit the Victory in that position between the door and window, in the diorama set up, there will be no 1/64 Victory, unless Chris Watton gives me the Amati completed one, and i will trash mine, my other builds like the Amerigo Vesspucci (hull) only and my 1/24 Section (when started) will perhaps go into my shipyard all the best
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947 total hours build time Guess what, - nah you will never guess, i will just have to tell you I did some of my build tonight, yep got a whole 90 mins on her, that's the weaning off from playing EVE taking effect she now has two catheads fitted, as i spend some time getting the bow to look the same from both side, im well pleased roll on tomorrow
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September 19 1700 HMS Carlisle (48), Cptn. Francis Dove, blew up by an unknown accident in the Downs while the captain was on shore. All the crew on board were lost.
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September 18 1666 Capture of the French Rubis (60) by British squadron under Ad. Sir Thomas Allin. 1740 Departure from St. Helens of Commodore George Anson on voyage of circumnavigation on board HMS Centurion(60) with HMS Gloucester (50), HMS Severn (48), Cptn. Hon. Edward Legge, HMS Pearl (42), Cptn. Matthew Mitchell, HMS Wager (24), Cptn. Dandy Kidd, the sloop HMS Trial, Cdr. Francis Holburne, and two storeships,Anna and Industry. 1743 HMS Bridgewater (24), Cptn. William Fielding, lost off Newfoundland 1804 HMS Centurion (50), Cptn. J. Lind (Lt. J. E. Phillips Acting for part of the action as Lind was ashore), engaged French Marengo (74), Rear- Admiral Linois, Atalante (40) and Semillante (36) in Vizagapatam Road 1810 HMS Ceylon (38), Cptn. Charles Gordon, taken by French Venus (44), Commodore Hamelin, and Victor (16) off Mauritius. HMS Boadicea (38), Cptn. Josias Rowley, HMS Otter (18), Cptn. James Tompkinson, and HMS Staunch (14) Lt. Benjamin Street, took French Venus (44), Commodore Hamelin, and retook HMS Ceylon (38). 1812 Capture of 8 armed and 18 merchant vessels by boats of HMS Bacchante (38), Cptn. William Hoste, off the coast of Apulia.
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im using evergreen, nothing traditional there either, but looks ok
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September 17 1797 HMS Pelican (18), Lt. Thomas White (Act.), destroyed French privateer Trompeur (12) off St. Domingo. 1807 HMS Barbara (10), Lt. Edward D'Arcy, captured by privateer General Ernouf (14). 1812 Boats of HMS Eagle (74), Cptn. Charles Rowley, capture 2 gunboats and 15 vessels laden with oil and destroy 6 gunboats off the mouths of the Po. 1840 Caiffa captured by HMS Castor (26), Cptn. Edward Collier, and HMS Pique (36), Cptn. Robert Boxer. 1861 Union landing party from USS Massachusetts takes possession of Ship Island south of New Orleans, LA.
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http://www.euromodel-ship.com/eng/model-kits.html#axzz2f2BpSR8J i believe the kits are excellent, but like all others, the more you put into it, the better the results gained, i was going to build the Royal William, perhaps wish i had, instead of the Victory, once or twice a year they seam to have some excellent offers on http://www.euromodel-ship.com/eng/royal-william.html#axzz2f2BpSR8J
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September 16 1762 HMS Humber (44) wrecked on Hazeboro Sands 1776 HMS Savage (8) wrecked at Louisburg, Nova Scotia. 1782 HMS Glorieux (74), Cptn. Hon. T. Cadogan, foundered and HMS Ramillies (74) burnt after being damaged in a hurricane off Newfoundland 1813 Boats of HMS Swallow (18), Edward Reynolds Sibly, took French government transport Guerriere (4) close to Port d'Anzo (Anzio).
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