My last model Brandenburg class "Barbaros Hayreddin" has just finished.
Scale 1:100 115 cm
Barbaros Hayreddin (ex.Kurf�rst Friedrich Wilhelm)
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MartinJQuinn
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Re: Barbaros Hayreddin (ex.Kurf�rst Friedrich Wilhelm)
That is pretty freakin' spectacular! Beautiful - thanks for sharing with us!
Martin
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Timmy C
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Re: Barbaros Hayreddin (ex.Kurf�rst Friedrich Wilhelm)
�ok g�zel! It's good to see your work again, Cengiz!
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Uzun Elendil
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Re: Barbaros Hayreddin (ex.Kurf�rst Friedrich Wilhelm)
S�per olmu?, Nicely Done!
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KevinYoung
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Re: Barbaros Hayreddin (ex.Kurf�rst Friedrich Wilhelm)
Awesome ..... 
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Re: Barbaros Hayreddin (ex.Kurf�rst Friedrich Wilhelm)
A ship I was totally unfamiliar with, beautifully done!
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One learns good stuff on this site.
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Re: Barbaros Hayreddin (ex.Kurf�rst Friedrich Wilhelm)
Great job. Looks very professional!
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laerte
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Re: Barbaros Hayreddin (ex.Kurf�rst Friedrich Wilhelm)
Arrived late but in time to congratulate you for the excellent work. 
A magnificent ship! I look forward to your new work, hopefully soon.
Congratulations,
Laerte from Italy
A magnificent ship! I look forward to your new work, hopefully soon. Congratulations,Laerte from Italy
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de� remi facemmo ali al folle volo..."
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Re: Barbaros Hayreddin (ex.Kurf�rst Friedrich Wilhelm)
I ma very happy to see this-- what a great looking model! 
Jim Baumann
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Re: Barbaros Hayreddin (ex.Kurf�rst Friedrich Wilhelm)
I answer, certainly late, but not too late to congratulate you on this great ship!
it is a dream of me to build one time in future something like this too in 1/100 ... a German smaller cruiser or Pre-Dreadnought.
I saw several years ago in Dortmund (I think it was Dortmund) a great Harbor - Diorama in 1/87 with several German Imperial navy warships in combination with model railway action in the harbor site. Since then I dream to make something like this with 1 ship as diorama too ... but I really lack anything to do so like plans and drawings of one ship in such size to build scratch, as well any experiences in scratch building ships at all with calculating the drawing and so on.
But who knows ... dreams are existing to make them one day truth
it is a dream of me to build one time in future something like this too in 1/100 ... a German smaller cruiser or Pre-Dreadnought.
I saw several years ago in Dortmund (I think it was Dortmund) a great Harbor - Diorama in 1/87 with several German Imperial navy warships in combination with model railway action in the harbor site. Since then I dream to make something like this with 1 ship as diorama too ... but I really lack anything to do so like plans and drawings of one ship in such size to build scratch, as well any experiences in scratch building ships at all with calculating the drawing and so on.
But who knows ... dreams are existing to make them one day truth
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