pics from sept battle

Discussion in 'North Atlantic Treaty Combat Fleet' started by JasonC, Oct 7, 2008.

  1. JasonC

    JasonC Active Member

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    here are a few pics from the september battle
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  2. BoomerBoy17

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    Very cool, so only 1 sink? And action shots?
     
  3. ChuckR

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    No matter the format....a ship always looks good sitting on the bottom.
     
  4. JasonC

    JasonC Active Member

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    no there were 2 sinks that day but no shots of the other hsip or action chits all ppl there were running ships
     
  5. sinkin321

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    pics of the Washington???????
     
  6. Bob Pottle

    Bob Pottle Well-Known Member

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    Nice photos Jason! Now people can see what the Duke of Edinburgh Class and Defence Class armoured cruisers look like. The Defence Class ship (HMS Minotaur) is the one with 2 main and 10 secondary turrets. HMS Black Prince (DoE Class) has 6 main turrets and 10 secondaries in casemates. Clark Ward (Tugboat) now owns the molds to produce these hulls.

    Bob
     
  7. froggyfrenchman

    froggyfrenchman Well-Known Member

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    Very nice pictures.
    It is nice to see the carrier out there.
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  8. TheMackster

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    Is that first picture a Graf Spee? Two forward turrets and single rear turret all with triple mounts?

    I need to find my other pics to compare but it sure looks like a Spee to my uneducated eye.
     
  9. Bob Pottle

    Bob Pottle Well-Known Member

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    No Mack, it's Jason Clark's New Jersey. Graf Spee had 2 triple turrets, though it briefly had a 2nd dummy bow turret during commerce raiding to confuse identification. Scott Foster's first NABS model was a Graf Spee with the dummy turret. He'd bought it from someone in the US.

    Bob
     
  10. Boatmeister

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    Man I love those WW1 ships!!!!! [:D]