4680 pts · August 17, 2017
Maybe so, but this are the original ones.
Donct I know it./gallery/oECSmXh
😂😂😂
A fried chicken and two slices of toast.
That's another company, but yes, A lot of them do fall ovetrboard.
The real one can do 25 knots!
This might be not too far off the truth.
Enough tugs to help if that happens. :-)
Indeed it is.
Meeuwen /a/kUX9iuJ
It was once stationed south of Goodwin Sands, wich ly just ENE off Dover. But It's all Trinity House model, zo they look alike very much.
Thank you very much.
Wow, you're impressive with words! :-D
Working on it ;-)
I enjoyed that very much. Thanks for the link.
Great. I enjoyed that very much. Thanks!
Any time.
There could be worse places to be! Next to the River Stour. Been there once with a small coaster. :-)
https://youtu.be/5Ygrrurq-WY
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYnknq7A0Xk
The internet likes LV's. :-) Google: https://www.marineinsight.com/types-of-ships/what-is-a-lightship/
The term "function of lightvessels" gave me a lot.
I did see it. Thanks.
Wow! Work of art no less. You make me blush.
Good tip, thanks.
Could and would have been better. I agree. Just didn't come to mind, to be honest.
Good one! Thanks.
Good Idea, but I so far didn't manage to find marine crew figures in 1/144 scale.
We're here to help each other. You're welcome.
Too much honour. But thank you very much.
Maybe so, but this are the original ones.
Donct I know it.
/gallery/oECSmXh
😂😂😂
A fried chicken and two slices of toast.
That's another company, but yes, A lot of them do fall ovetrboard.
The real one can do 25 knots!
This might be not too far off the truth.
Enough tugs to help if that happens. :-)
Indeed it is.
Meeuwen /a/kUX9iuJ
It was once stationed south of Goodwin Sands, wich ly just ENE off Dover. But It's all Trinity House model, zo they look alike very much.
Thank you very much.
Wow, you're impressive with words! :-D
Working on it ;-)
I enjoyed that very much. Thanks for the link.
Great. I enjoyed that very much. Thanks!
Any time.
There could be worse places to be! Next to the River Stour. Been there once with a small coaster. :-)
https://youtu.be/5Ygrrurq-WY
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYnknq7A0Xk
The internet likes LV's. :-) Google: https://www.marineinsight.com/types-of-ships/what-is-a-lightship/
The term "function of lightvessels" gave me a lot.
I did see it. Thanks.
Wow! Work of art no less. You make me blush.
Good tip, thanks.
Could and would have been better. I agree. Just didn't come to mind, to be honest.
Good one! Thanks.
Good Idea, but I so far didn't manage to find marine crew figures in 1/144 scale.
We're here to help each other. You're welcome.
Too much honour. But thank you very much.