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That's just gorgeous, great work Chris.

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That's splendid! The ship is lovely, but I also love the way you have done the water; someone who'd never been to sea would probably have painted / tinted it blue (cos the sea's blue, innit?), but you have done it that authentic shallow North Sea browny-green.

Proper job.

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Living on coast in Fife helps,any photos l take, the sea,is alawys that shade of green or close to it.thanks for all the comments.H.M.S.Hero coming soon

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fantastic build Chris looks good on the display table at the Northern Show :goodjob::goodjob:

Beefy

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Very nicely done as always. I hope my Ton comes out as well. :goodjob:

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A beautiful model, and that seascape looks the part also. What do you use? Looks like painted base and then a clear resin? It is very effective.

Bob

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Small upgrade, the barrel,I was never happy with the kit barrel and after seeing Paul E model, I had to change my. :whistle:

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Absolutely stunning build as ever. Your work is to be envied on cold war vessels. They are all as I remember them. I Used to walk past the Ton's in the basin in Portsmouth when we were on hand message routine on FLJ as a sprog. Obviously this was when we still had a Royal Navy of reasonable size and it comprised of multiple MCM Flotillas not just a couple. If Atlantic Models every did Redpole I would purchase at the drop of a hat, her and Glamorgan were my best drafts then the Leanders before I went out side, re joined and changed cap badges.

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