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This is as far as I gone so far. A top view is on the ways and as it takes a lot of time it will be slightly delayed

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Great,
Lovely to see her in final wartime configuration (1945, with 20, 28mm US guns and others details)

Ugly as sin, but that's no slam on the artist

Finally completed.
The Carrier Bearn as in her post 1935 refit, which is also relevant untill 1942-1943 when she was refitted in (so aptly) New Orleans.



As Thiel said the shading under the boats was removed. Refresh the page if you cann't see the newest version.

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Looks nice

Cant wait to see the update from new orleans then.
Or aint you gonna do it?

Btw do you got more information about her post war service?

Mitch

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-F124 Sachsen class frigate
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-Clemencau class aircraft carrier
-Zeven provincien class frigate
-Poolster class AOR
-Amsterdam class AOR
-Minas Gerais aircraft carrier

Nice job, but I don't think the shading around the boats will pass muster.

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MItcheLL300 said The ship after the war did not have much of a career. By then the French had newer carrier Arromanches (ex-HMS Colossus) and Dixmude (ex-HMS Biter).
the Bearn languished at the Toulon naval base, used mainly as acomodation ship for submarines crews untill 1964 or 1965, and in 1967 sold for scrap.
BTW the reffit in New Orleans was in 1944 when she got an all American armament, radar and the front of the flight deck shortened, as she was not considered a combattant, but as an auxilry ship, being used as an aircraft transport and some-time as convoy escort.

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Superb drawing Novice. I'm struggling with a top view of HMS Centaur at the moment so can appriciate the work involved.

I have the official side line drawing of the ship under my eyes

Your extreme aft flight deck were very slightly too "angled down"

THX for the input mates.
BTW Mike I used the drawing frm the SHD site for the ship and it came out like this.

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