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59 posts · Page 3 of 5So we sat back with a coffee and some ice cream, enjoyed the sunshine while watching the tide come in ( to give us an idea of how long either side of high tide we have usable water ) and the various boats going around the harbour with a backdrop of HMS Queen Elizabeth. The ex USS Chesapeake/ex HMS Revenge was given an airing in the sun. She is now the Minerve/HMS Minerve depending on which side she is fighting on
I am going through the photo collection and having a good sort out and reorganisation (thanks to my old laptop crashing) amd will post more as I can.
- RNinMunichFleet AdmiralBrilliant 👍
Love the detailing, and on such a mammoth scale as well!
Popsicle sticks! You must have made a lot of children very happy👍😉
I've heard of others getting all family and friends to 'collect' coffee stirring sticks ...
Next model with zig million matchsticks perhaps ? 😉
Shame we will never see her under way but a superb memorial to her and her crews. Cheers Doug 😎
- admiralLeading Seamanwell done! I have built other ships which were part of Force H, Gib.
Illustrious, Duke of York, Sheffield, 1/48 scale, RC.Liked by rolfman2000
Talus 33"
Carriage 66"
Mersey 78"
scale 1:6
Figures are action men
- skegnessPetty Officer 1st ClassThis boat has now been sold,soon at at show near you.Liked by figtree7nts
- rustypistonLeading SeamanI like your paint scheme, a classic. (I also like the colorful orange scheme too). Nice work!