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ahhh finally! A very busy sloop! Love the weathering!
Just in time for Telford. :-)
Good luck over there with her!

Best

Alex

Like it a lot :thumbs_up_1:
sorry for useless comment!

Very nicely done!

Hi Christian :wave_1:
Look forward to seeing this up close and in person this weekend, have a safe journey :thumbs_up_1:

Roy

[quote="JIM BAUMANN"]Very nice indeed-- she coming to Telford....?
........Nice composition[/quote]
Hi Jim,

yep she will - and me too :big_grin: To finish the model was one of the reason why I leave some garden work for my beloved wife. By the way, it is allways good to have some support for the hobby from the better half :thumbs_up_1:

Ah, and thanks for your comment :wave_1:

Very nice indeed-- she coming to Telford....?

Nice composition-- angles all work nicely on the eye!

:thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:

Jim Baumann

Hello Gentleman,

I start building the Kingfisher Class Coastal Sloop early in 2009. A long time ago, but now she is finished. I choose HMS Shearwater one of the last three of the Claas build in 1938/1939. HMS Shearwater was the first command of Nicolas John Turney Monsarrat, the author of [i]"The Cruel Sea"[/i]. He commanded the Sloop from March 1943 untill October 1943.
Feel free to follow the WIP - you are welcome:
http://www.shipmodels.info/mws_forum/viewtopic.php?f=59&t=55099

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