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Old 21-03-2012, 15:20
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Stunning, thank you!
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Outstanding work Mr. Dash. Have you done one of USS Colorado - say mid 1930's?

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No, USS Colorado have not yet done
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Dash.. I have just been looking through this thread and I must say "Pretty dam Good" excellant and stunning work.. Keep up the good work and keep posting..
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As Dash's post #204 of New York seems to have gone missing due to last weeks server problems can either Dash or one of the 5 people who took copies of it please repost it in a new post??

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Many thanks for reposting the image Dash, I have repatriated it with your original post #203.

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Great drawing - up to your usual high standard.

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Yep, another beautiful work of art. Thank you Dash.
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Completely stunned by the standard of the posts in this thread - shame Dash hasn't been around for a while. I enjoy the quality of his work immensely.
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Richard, that's the Scheer. Originally she had a heavy control bridge, but in 1941 was overhaul
at the Deutsche Werke shipyard in Kiel.

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Completely stunned by the standard of the posts in this thread - shame Dash hasn't been around for a while. I enjoy the quality of his work immensely.
Dash still often visits the forum in fact he was here today.

It must take him ages to complete each of his stunning warship profile's but hopefully he will have another masterpiece for us soon!!

Also dont forget that Dash and others also contribute to our thread on b/w drawings/profiles!

http://www.worldnavalships.com/forum...?t=3184&page=7

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