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Re: USS Fletcher for public display
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lugnet.build.military
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Thu, 8 Nov 2001 23:55:27 GMT
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Wow! that looks great! so much detail!
That is really astounding, I envy your boat buildin' skillz.
keep it up!
-Geordan-
In lugnet.build.military, Mattias Martensson writes:
> Hi
>
> You can now see some pictures of my US W.W.II Fletcher Class Destroyer at my
> Brickshelf gallery. It is in scale 1 stud to 1 meter which means 1:125. The
> ship is therefore 115 studs long and 12 studs wide.
>
> Mostly it is a straight forward construction without to much SNOT (I have
> nothing against SNOT). A crucial part for the twin AA-guns is the Minifig
> Tool Binoculars Town' (30162) A difficult part of the ship to model is the
> life rafts. I used the Tyre 17 x 43' (3634) with inserted 1x2 plates.
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> The Fletcher Class was built in great number during W.W.II an existed in
> many versions after the war, so it is possible the create variants of my
> model. The ship that you can see now is from around 1944 with 5 twin 40 mm
> Bofors AA-guns.
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> Link to the pictures:
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=8104
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> Please LMKWYT
>
> Mattias
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