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Lame it maybe, but sadly that is all there is Kim.

Crests added to Bellerophon and Temeraire--they look great Kim! I found these on the parts sheet, feel free to let me know if these are incorrect or if there are updates!

HMS Superb, 1912 is coming soon!

Hi al1194. It's too early to add the crest for Temeraire. It's not quite finish. Normally I don't add unfinish business, but I made an exception because I was restoring the page and was working with the badge at the same time. I figured it was smart to make the space for it. Obviously it wasn't I will speed up the proces, so you can get a completed badge

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Work in progress:
DD County Class PNS Babur (1982)(PAK)
FF Type 21 Class D182 PNS Babur (2000)(PAK)
All relevant Coat of Arms

No worries Kim, just let me know when the badge is done and I'll update the drawings!

HMS Superb, 1912

HMS Superb as she appeared in 1912.

The forward control top was rebuilt along the lines of her sister Temeraire, and blast screens were fitted around the 4in guns on the fore turret. The range indicator was removed, and the platform below the fore control top was built up with high, curved screens.

Outstanding job on all of these battleships.

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Zealandia AU
John Company AU
References and feedback is always welcome!

Excellent work.

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English Electric Canberra FD
Interwar RN Capital Ships
Super-Darings
Never-Were British Aircraft

Excellent work indeed!

HMS Bellerophon, 1913

HMS Bellerophon as she appeared in 1913.

Bellerophon underwent refit in 1913 before rejoining the 1st Division, which had been reorganized as the 1st Battle Squadron, Home Fleet. Her fore control platform was rebuilt along the lines of her sisters, and her 24in searchlight and range indicator were removed. The 4 in guns atop the fore turret were remounted in the forward superstructure, above the existing forward pair of 4 in guns. Blast screens were also fitted for the 4 in guns mounted on the wing turrets. The bridge structure was modified and expanded, being built back around the tripod legs to leave the forward conning tower clear. Bellerophon’s searchlights were redistributed in a concentrated pattern, with a pair fitted on a platform on the after tripod, 4 mounted in new platforms above the bridge on the forward tripod, and two mounted on new platforms abeam the fore funnel. The expanded bridgework and new searchlight platforms gave Bellerophon the heaviest appearance in the class at this time.

Great!