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Nice work guys.
There is certainly a real difference in size between the United States and the Pr.573!

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Nice work boys.


I just realized. We are up in 158 pages now. I'll have to see if I can post something Norwegian before we hit 200

The Bulgarians built two ships almost identical to the Pr.573 for themselves as well:


One of them is now serving as a training ship in the naval academy in Varna:

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Worklist: Portuguese Navy and Barnegat class seaplane tenders

Very is exciting when you see his native tricolor. Thank you, WhyMe! Excellent work!



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Fantastic additions!

I was originally going to release these as part of a larger series, but I was having issues with SB scale and ships under 350 feet looking good.

The MV Princess of Vancouver was built by A. Stephen & Sons, Ltd. of Glasgow, Scotland in 1955 for the Canadian Pacific Steamship Company. The vessel was built as a combination rail and auto ferry and was used on the Vancouver to Nanaimo route. The ferry served the Canadian Pacific until it was sold to the BC Highway Department in 1981. The ferry changed hands several times through the 80s but remained in service in British Columbia waters before being sold to Chinese interests in 1993. It is reported that the vessel is still in service in Hong Kong sailing as the Pearl of the South China Sea

Depicted here as the vessel appeared in Canadian Pacific Steamship service from 1955 until 1968

Depicted here as the vessel appeared after the Canadian Pacific rebranded itself in 1968, now operating as CP Ships.

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Cunard Line RMS Aquitania

Nice looking ships Cunardfan.

Very nice work!

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Excellent work, a very nice looking ship.

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Interwar RN Capital Ships
Super-Darings
Never-Were British Aircraft

Great drawings.