Shipbucket

Royal Hellenian Republic? Royal and Republic can't be one I'm afraid of. Royal Hellenian Empire would be a beter option?

I would say the word 'mild' explains this. Lets all just relax a bit and concentate on supporting each other here; and that begins with mutual respect - comprendi?

Royal Hellenian Empire is better,you are right.

I think I will name it Hellenian Kindom,because is quite small nation for being an empire.Its area is between Guyana (214,969 sq km) and Laos (236,800 sq km) with population about 17 million.

I'm gonna try the SS normandie, snice I can't find old Dutch ships

M.S. Willem Ruys (1947)
Not sure if it's old enough but it's definitely Dutch

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Worklist: Portuguese Navy and Barnegat class seaplane tenders

Excellent!! Thank-you!!

ALVAMA worklist 2010-2011 = new edition


*****NAVAL NAVY WAR*****

Gouvernements marine vaartuigen (almost all ships with anvaible sources)
Royal Netherlands Navy all ships world war 2.
All Spanish cruisers 1900-1945

Hr.Ms. Poolster
Hr.Ms. Zuiderkruis
Hr.Ms. Bonaire
Hr.Ms. Suriname
Hr.Ms. Willem van der Zaan
Hr.Ms. Van Kingsbergen
Hr.Ms. Pelikaan Storeship
Hr.Ms. /SS Boerlan

IJN Yamato
IJN ISE

WESWORLD request ships.


*****MERCHANT SHIPPING*****

SS NORMANDIE.
SS ROTTERDAM
MV ORANJE
SS BREMEN.

Speaking of (your guys) worklists...while I was browsing the archive for the renewed gunnery sheets, I felt bit shamed how poorly French and Japanese navies (pre-45) were presented there. So if anyone is having hard time to figure out what he wants to draw, then... *wink, wink*

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Shipbucket mainsite, aka "The Archive"
New AU project "Aravala"

Well, I've been doing some from each navy along with Royal Navy ships and merchant ships, and so apart from the ships in my signature, I'm going for all French destroyers of WW 2
That means the Contre Torpilleur and Torpilleur and also the small the 600 tons class Le fier and such.
This is along range plan though.

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Thank you Kim for the crest

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