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      Golden oldies...

      Tom(ADMIN)
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      Post  Tom(ADMIN) Thu Sep 15, 2011 12:14 pm

      Getting the hang of this scanner now...I think.


      Top pic is of my Darnell O/P class built as HMCS Onondaga.

      Golden oldies... Scan1512


      Pic below is of my Darnell X craft built as X-22.

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      Last pic is of my old SLEC/Engel USS Patrick Henry on an operational patrol at full war readiness..pic was taken at a regatta Bernie Wood and I entered at a local club's lake.

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      Post  david f Fri Sep 16, 2011 8:17 am

      Lovely models, Richard. Where are they now?
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      Post  Tom(ADMIN) Fri Sep 16, 2011 8:24 am

      Thanks David...

      HMCS Onondaga was sold to a chap at the last Plumpton Racecourse show we did, he fell in love with the boat and he wanted it badly, so I sold it to him.

      X-22...I can't remember what happened to her. I think I sold her at the Gosport Show...?

      USS Patrick Henry...a Surrey police officer bought her, he had her a few days and then lost her in a big lake. She was down for days before the Police Underwater Unit located her jammed under a tree branch, and salvaged her. After all that time underwater she was as dry as a snake's armpit inside when she was opened up...but what happened to her after that I don't know.
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