Photos Midwest Naval Combat Club action in Xenia, Ohio

Great pics! Looks like it was a fun time. Who is operating the Nelson?

 

My Father took her out on her Maiden voyage. Proved to be a very mean boat in Treaty. Looking forward for a G3 in the not so distant future

 

Yet another Glaizyards rapid build. I have no idea how you are able to get ships combat ready so fast. You must have a lot of slave labor at the slips.

 

I have one question ? Did Mikey sink AGAIN ? Darn brit inerds in a French ship?
Buddy

 

I was able to attend the battle in Xenia a couple weeks ago.
I do not remember being sunk though.
Generally. If there is no photos, or video of my boats sinking, then I don't always remember sinking.
It sounds like someone is spreading rumors about me again.
Mikey

 

Ha Ha!
Nikki

 

Because Mikey's ships never sink....
www.youtube.com/watch

 

Nice post Dustin. Looks like a fine example of propaganda to me. Haha.
I have more photos, but have been too busy trying to get my boats ready for the battle next weekend to load them up.
I will post more and catch up on all of the threads after the battle.
Mikey

 

That Russian ship is a beauty. Great work !

 

curt,
I agree with you!
Nikki

 

Looking Great!

 

There is talk of building the big Russian battleship as well. Probably later on this year.
I am not sure that it is better looking than the battlecruiser. But it would indeed be very interesting to see it.
Mikey

 

don't you mean OLD

 

Shinano, Bismarck, Tirpitz, Bart, Richelieu, Bearn, Bearn II, Bearn III, Lutzow, Dunkirque, Cavour, Golo, Hawaii, HMS Rodney, Those are the ones I can remember of the top of my head, but there where two more close to the other end of the pond, maybe one of the Denmarck straights ships, a pair of the inexperience skippers were palling around on the other side of the pond. I know four differant skippers counted the total at sixteen ships,. Smashing the old treaty record of twelve...