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Mbrien198826 Dec 2014 7:34 a.m. PST

Hi again from Stockholm, where we had a white Christmas. I undated my blog today with some ships I had time to paint up today. More US Navy WWI ships for all of you to look at.

Thanks and I hope everyone had a great Christmas.

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Blutarski26 Dec 2014 10:29 a.m. PST

Wonderful job painting the cage masts!

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79thPA Supporting Member of TMP26 Dec 2014 11:21 a.m. PST

That is very nicely done.

Grelber26 Dec 2014 8:43 p.m. PST

I had a chance to visit the Texas several years ago, and it was an interesting experience. For one thing, the turrets look so big from the outside, but once you are in them, they feel cramped, especially if you can fill them mentally with the gun crews. Maybe I'm just claustrophobic.

I find it . . . interesting . . . that the USS Rhode Island is so much smaller than the USS Texas (these were the smallest and largest states in the union, back then).

Grelber

Mbrien198806 Jan 2015 10:30 a.m. PST

Thanks for stopping by and checking out my post! It is amazing the evolution of the Battleship in just a short amount of time during WWI.
I will be taking my three ships into battle tomorrow night so I will have an AAR posted some time later this week!!

Cheers

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