Splash goes from Torquay to Plymouth

Ships of the Royal Navy from Henry VIII (1510) to 2016, including the "Sister Navies" RAN, RCN, RNZN, etc. Any kit, any scale.
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Re: Splash goes from Torquay to Plymouth

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My work bench is starting to look like Portsmouth Naval Dockyard.
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Re: Splash goes from Torquay to Plymouth

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Looking good Splash!
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Re: Splash goes from Torquay to Plymouth

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Looking good, and once the etch gets on there you will lift it into another dimension.
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Re: Splash goes from Torquay to Plymouth

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Sorry due to life and having too much fun with this build, this will be a DNF and will continue over on the CBK 2016 thread.
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Re: Splash goes from Torquay to Plymouth

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No problems - looking forward to seeing it in person!
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Re: Splash goes from Torquay to Plymouth

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Will watch it with interest!
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