Photos Treaty shipyards

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  1. froggyfrenchman

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    I want to shoot at those Frenchies.
     
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    Hey that's a beautiful fleet you have there. I love the way you have installed the WT box under the superstructure.
     
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    Who doesn't?
     
  8. FirePowerDan

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    Beautiful models and looks to be a great pond. Ours has no grass around it.
     
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    That French ship only has three guns????

    Marty
     
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    Hi Marty:

    Maybe he ran out of money. Had to pay for food or rent.:laugh:
     
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    She's a dunkerque class ship, only 4.5 units.
     
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    OOPS! New those French Ships were in a class by themselves. Misidentification from the Polish ( I am Polish) air corp.
     
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    It has no motors either.
     
  14. FirePowerDan

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    Next thing you will say oars pop out like the Anchient Trierems had.
     
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    Propulsion isnt needed to stay in port!
     
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    Come on take it easy on the French. When they get a head of steam up,they can out run any naval vessels afloat even the Italians.
     
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    All you have to do is put enemies behind them and they get motivated right quick and in a hurry!
     
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    Just took a look through here. I was surprised to see the dreadnought Normandie. I didn't think Fast Gun allowed them. How is that ship working out?
     
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    Least they did not have friendly fire like the Russians did to their troop. It was the Frenches free will.
     
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    Treaty allows some stuff that the MWC and IRCWCC does not allow. We figure if people want to build them, why not let them? That ship hasnt seen the water yet, so we can't say for sure how it does.