Photos of British Carrier Conversions

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MartinJQuinn
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Photos of British Carrier Conversions

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Not really a topic of discussion (unless folks want to), but some pictures of British carrier conversions. There are scanned from post cards I recently won on e-bay. I have the Loose Cannon Furious in the stash, so I figured the picture would come in handy. I bid on the Eagle picture because I think it's an interesting looking ship. I also won a bid on a post card of carrier HMS Hermes (1930's), still waiting for that one to arrive. Figured since they were real ships, not models, I'd put them here, not in the Picture Post forum. Enjoy!
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A model of HMS Hermes would be very welcome. Being the first real carrier at all that.
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Here is Hermes
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