FFG-39 USS Doyle

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carr
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Re: FFG-39 USS Doyle

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Mk 75 Gunner wrote:I have found a lot of pics of the fins but no specific location data. Do you have any data on that?
Take a look at the drawing referenced in Cliffy B's post of 26-Mar in the link below. It shows the fins and current bilge keel arrangement.

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oneslim
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Re: FFG-39 USS Doyle

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MK 75 Gunner,

Follow this link to plans of OHP on Wikipeda:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oliver_Haz ... ss_frigate

Click on the drawing to enlarge it. Click once more to make it full page.

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Re: FFG-39 USS Doyle

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Thanks for the info :smallsmile: That will be the next step. I just ordered some more P/E and decals for her today, this ship is getting expensive :lol_3:
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Re: FFG-39 USS Doyle

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All this talk of FFGs, I'm trying to work on a couple of 1/350 scale LCMs. Anyone got half a dozen USN doors and hatches they don't want? My address is;
Pat Johnston
2864 N. 63rd St.
Mesa, Arizona 85215.
Fair winds, shipmates!
Johnno
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