Beautiful collection. Thank you for sharing.
What a great collection of these beautiful and high quality models
Many thanks for these very informative photos ! Many Thanks for sharing with us
Many thanks for these very informative photos ! Many Thanks for sharing with us
Highly interesting is the idea with the Bonhomme Richard model
One side of the model is representing the original french indiaman Duc Du Duras and the other side the armament (inclusive the changed gunports) of the Bonhomme Richard after her refit....
and also the "pull apart" model of the 70-gunner - like my HMS Granado -> now I know, how to call this way of presentation
Do you have maybe some more photos of this model?
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I am afraid those were all the pictures I took of those models (those are pretty much all the pictures I took, maybe minus 2 or 3 that were out of focus)
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Yes it is displayed, but in a very poorly lit corner.
Here are the pictures I took of her
Post in thread 'Navy Academy Museum, Annapolis, MD - March 2023'
https://shipsofscale.com/sosforums/...eum-annapolis-md-march-2023.11649/post-300647
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Thank you Mike for your remark and likes.
When you have all the museum to yourself it is easy to move around to find the better angle for less glass reflection
Archie,Steven B ! Thanks again for the magnificent
photos ! Are there any more photos of this model ?
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Thanyou all the rest for your likes and compliments.
Here is the complete sequence of pictures I took of this model:
Thank you for posting those great photos.
