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Oh, these are so very nice.

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I heartily agree with the compliments, a very well done and interesting project I have only one question, re the Endracht-class De Ruyter 1946-47; you are showing two different gun directors fore and aft, and the aft one was a more modern type (not available in this period), you might want to substitute the forward one for that.

Now this is Awesome. But these ships served from 1953-Today?

What a great series of drawings! Definitely the right way of doing things!

Please dispel my ignorance: why all the black lines on the bilge keel?

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Thanks a lot guys!

@ Bill: I know Bill, It's odd, but it seemsd to correct accourding a British study, I'll check again soon.

@ Clone: Aguirre served until 1999-2000 and Grau is still sailing and will be rebuild again soon!

@Jabba: It's a open bilge keel, not a closed one, you see a frame, not just a plate Hhaah, It looks odd I know, but it's all correct, I will check if I can find a photo of it.

Excellent work. I'm speechless!

Excellent work, a great timeline of designs and wonderful drawings. This is what SB is all about!

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