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			<title>Interested in Aeronavale</title>
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Greetings from 'off shore'.]]></description>
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			<title>by hook or by crook</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[It looks like the fishermen are tightened by a fuel girdle.
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 Anywhere you see it's always the same story.
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 Here in Spain the trawlers have a few turnarounds, no more,
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 sooner than later they'll be historty as well.
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<a href="http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/7420782.stm" target="_blank">http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/7420782.stm</a>
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I've learnt many English trawlers are in favour to the strike in spite of rude manners.]]></description>
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			<title>An new &amp;quot;old salt on board&amp;quot;</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[Twenty years from now 
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and the beers that I didn't drink
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So I thew off my bowlines long ago
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to explorer and discover off-shore
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and to get stone in Honky-tonks
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I'm sure I'll enjoy with my French friends]]></description>
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			<title>Armored cruiser Leon Gambetta</title>
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			<description>Une question de Goran est arrivée dans ma boite au lettre:

    

&quot;

I have plans of french armored cruiser from first world war - Leon Gambetta... but I don't know if it's deck was planked or metal... so do you maybe know if someone could know answer on that question? 



Goran from Croatia.

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Je pense que le plancher (planked) est la bonne réponse

 vrai ou faux ?

      

 

 

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			<title>La passerelle du Jean Bart</title>
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Question de DaveWestmoreland:



http://bobhenneman.info/forum/viewtopic.php?t=465





Merci si vous pouvez lui répondre.





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			<description>A new nice picture of all(?) the world &quot;flat decks&quot; extant and scheduled. We can see that UK/French CVF/PA2 projects are included, spanish BPE, indian future carriers, japanese, korean and australian aircraft/helicopter carriers....even some names (ie: R92 Richelieu. pure speculative because there is no decision for the moment). But a very interesting view anyway! What do you think about?









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			<description>Being asked by a fellow forum member about news regarding the Brazilian Navy, I decided to do some research on Brazilian forums. The biggest news regarding the Brazilian Navy is about a € 1.018 billion deal, yet to be approved by the Brazilian senate, for the purchase of a Type 214 submarine, as well as modernization of all 5 Type 209-1400 submarines the Brazilian Navy has.



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Location: S. W. London/Surrey.

  Les Torpilleurs d'Escadre 1,500T................   



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Dear Boys and Girls, forgive me if I've asked this question before (perhaps it disappeared when this board was hacked)? Have any of you lovely people ever tried converting the Mirage 1/400 kits of the Wicher or Burza into any of the Torpilleurs of the L'Adroit  ...</description>
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			<description><![CDATA[My dear collegues
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Do you have any drawings or photos of river gunboat Francis Garnier? 
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I found just one on the net, but I need one from the profile. I'm trying to do a drawing of this little ship. 
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			<title>Colour deck</title>
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			<description>From Paul Helfrich 



" I recently acquired the Heller 1/400 kits of the missile frigate/destroyer Duquesne and the aircraft carrier Charles DeGaulle. I hope to build these some time in the next 12 months. 



Two questions: 



1. Does anyone know the correct flight deck color for the DeGaulle? 



2. How about deck color for the Duquesne? I usually go with gunship gray for modern warships - something along those lines? 



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			<description>Hello all,



  I am in need of help from a French speaker.  There is a set of plans for the barbette-ship "le Hoche" available from the Association des Amis du Musee national de la Marine.  I have downloaded their catalogue and order form in PDF format.  However, it is all in French and I speak no French at all.  I am trying to figure out how to place an order and if they will even ship to the United States.  If anyone can help I would greatly appreciate it!  Thanks in advance.  Oh and here  ...</description>
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			<description>This Message is specially for Collectors of Ships Scale 1/1200-50 but if any one can Help?

Desespairing of finding modern French Vessels that I can afford, I have decided to cast in metal, one of my own. I have had extensive experience about 20 years ago. But my week spot is the calculation of measurements to size 1/1200. If any one could let me know at least the Lenght &amp; Width and Hight (Waterline) of the Hull, I think I could proportionates the Superstructures 

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			<description><![CDATA[From DariusP
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Hello Guys,
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Could I possibly ask you a favour??? Like Vladimir I also have plans to scratchbuild French cruiser Latouche-Treville but in 1/350 scale. I have drawings of the ship published in Marine magazine but I still don't have any idea about how the forward bridge (up to the first funnel) of the ship was arranged. 
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Thanks to you help me.
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Best wishes Darius]]></description>
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			<description>From Akos



http://www.phpbbplanet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=106&amp;mforum=warshipprojects



Surely everyone knows the Rubert Dumas written books on Richelieu/Jean Bart, the Dunkerque and the 23kton BBs (Bretagne class). In one of the former books there are preliminary desig sketches shown for Richelieu/Clemenceu/Gascoigne and for the planned 45kton class (Alsace). 



I wonder if there are similar sketches in the Dunkerque and Bretagne books. Can anybody please who has this book (bgire  ...</description>
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			<description>Hello everybody!

I came from Poland and I’m interested in French Navy during World War 2. 

At the moment the most interesting ships for me are avisos - dragueurs de mines Elan and Chamois types. I have some informations about them, but not enough. If I may ask you for some things, like photos, drawings, data, I will be very grateful. Unfortunately in my country there’s no info about these vessels, not even a single article. Is there any book in French or English about Elans?

What I need  ...</description>
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			<description>Just saying hello</description>
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			<description><![CDATA[De Supermarina
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Hello Guys,
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is available any info about the French super destroyer Le-Fantasque since Aug. 1944 until Aug. 1945?
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Thank you 
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			<description><![CDATA[From Dougwise13
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In 1910 the French Fleet actually had designs drawn up for another class of semi-dreadnoughts instead of the all big-gun Courbets. Does anyone have the particulars on these designs, and could someone give me a reasonable Springsharp simulation of what they could've looked like?]]></description>
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