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Offline cabin boy

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Re: HMS Inflexible
« Reply #180 on: Monday | 02. September 2013 | 14:10 hrs »
Colin, they look magnificent, well done. A picture like that makes everything worth while, and an inspiration to those us just starting out, many thanks, Regards Clive

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« Reply #181 on: Monday | 02. September 2013 | 16:53 hrs »
Nice photo Colin, those early tribal destroyers certainly presented a low profile for any enemy gunners at that time and fast even by todays standards,
I'm going to order her frigate name sake later this mouth.  Joe

Offline karlgalster

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« Reply #182 on: Monday | 02. September 2013 | 19:01 hrs »
Nice picture Colin, not that easy to set up the subjects and take the photo. I find most modellers get nervous when I try and sail in formation with them. :'(

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Re: HMS Inflexible
« Reply #183 on: Tuesday | 03. September 2013 | 05:06 hrs »
Yes great photo!    Like how your destroyer is cutting through the water ^^^
   Tom

Offline colin

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« Reply #184 on: Tuesday | 03. September 2013 | 10:22 hrs »
glad you chaps enjoyed the photo....

yes Joe, i would imagine it was very hard for the enemy to train on a tribal class.

i know what you mean Robin, luckily enough both captains can sail there ships very good, so such photo`s are easy to come by..