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The 9.2 inch BL, in and searching for the fantastic 100 tonnes RML. Out of Malta, 12 inch 47 tons BL in yoke mount, as used in the Portsmouth forts.

reytuerto, you're doing some great work with all this artillery.

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This gun?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/100-ton_gun

Belgium, Van Hool Exqui.City 18:

Hi Odysseus:
Yes, that`s the gun! 4 british guns, 2 in Malta and 2 in Gibraltar. The most similar gun and mount with a good level of detail that I have is the much smaller 12.5 inch (in both parapet and dwarf central pivot carriages). These pics are very helpful, specially the ones in color (but I,m not completelly sure of the historic accuracy about the 2 tone camouflage in the gun in Fort Rinella; and the pair in Gibraltar are in the very boring very dark -almost black- gray ), but what I need an old victorian technical drawing (and I only have one of the 100 ton gun an inacurate newspaper engraving). Cheers.

Judah, very nice buses, specially the last one, which has a futuristic line.

PS: Edited, my spelling was awful .

A quick fix to the Exqui.City 18, as the seating layout in the original drawing is a bit off based on this brochure (PDF):

This time a SUV special made for the American market.

Volkswagen Atlas, USA

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Best Regards,
Aart.

Projects:

The Kingdom of Rochfort in FD

Great work

@LittleBird: but you missed a orange line in the last picture

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best regards
Martin

~~Normerr~~FD stuff~~

Great additions!