El Búho de Sevilla

I believe you'd love this town, but, you know, the current Polish Border Guard policies make taking this kind of trip somewhat tricky (not completely impossible though), BUT, if you have any interest in getting this book, AND my squaw and I will be lucky enough to meet IRL next month, I can send the book with her. In case we'll run out of luck for the second time in a row, AND you are still interested in the book, I can try sending it via Poczta Polska (I'm almost sure they can manage this task pretty well).

Yeah, it's quite possible that I wrote it under impression from photos/videos of the Great War, you know it's by far my favorite naval conflict Your HMS Berwick shouldn't run on coal, sure. But a burning question: what's your next subject? HMS Dido? HMAS Sydney? If you're in any way interested in the Hunt-class escort destroyers, I have here in Wrocław a paper book on ORP Ślązak, and I don't think I still need it...

What expressive faces of the crew! Couldn't believe that it's 1/35 till checked once more

Great! Really great. The only element I don't like from the first glance is that the White Ensign on the main mast looks somewhat unenergetic. On such a speed in such a weather it should move, fold, and unfold somehow more violently, eh? And you surely must find a way to imitate some thick black smoke from the funnels ('cause who said that it's impossible for such a skilled artisan as you?) - it seems to be a really missing part