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    Gonzos Shipyard

    I've recently been e-mailed asking about a number of models i'm working on and so I thought i'd post an update on some of the projects I have been quietly squirrelling away with when i've had the time. I'm more of a Cammel Laird than a Scotstoun at the moment amending and refurbishing existing models (primarily for my own benefit) with only one or two scratch builds.

    There are a few I will be passing on to Henrik for his ongoing project, and one or two I might release as standalone (subject to various approvals).

    The Essex class is progressing nicely.....though I do have some texturing issues and I need to start work on some air wings!!
    Textures for Lexington, Hancock, Bonnehomme Richard, Oriskany and Shangri-La have been done (though some minor tweaks still required)












    Cheers
    Gary Gonzo

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    I've had a desire to do subs for a while now....these are just AI but I might make them pilotable/submersible for my own amusement


    Trafalgar






    Astute





    And another little project of my own - i've modded Henriks type 22 batch 3 with some updated texturing and modelling for HMS Cornwall....think I might make this one pilotable to give me something I can sail into Devonport (another little scenery project i'm bashing away at)







    Henrik - It's your model obviously so if you want a copy of the update PM me as usual.


    Type 42 batch 1 is ongoing - might post some screenies of that

    Updates to follow

    Cheers
    Gary Gonzo

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    Quote Originally Posted by gp183601 View Post
    I've had a desire to do subs for a while now....these are just AI but I might make them pilotable/submersible for my own amusement


    Trafalgar






    Astute





    And another little project of my own - i've modded Henriks type 22 batch 3 with some updated texturing and modelling for HMS Cornwall....think I might make this one pilotable to give me something I can sail into Devonport (another little scenery project i'm bashing away at)







    Henrik - It's your model obviously so if you want a copy of the update PM me as usual.


    Type 42 batch 1 is ongoing - might post some screenies of that

    Updates to follow

    Cheers
    Gary Gonzo
    Hi Gary,
    Looks great as usually - also the update of the Cornwall And please PM me a copy.
    Henrik

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    Looking great ! I can't wait for the Essex class to become available(maybe with a 1960's ASW air wing - S2Fs and H-3s)

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    The Essex class carriers look great. I like that you've included the Shangri-La in the assortment.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TARPSBird View Post
    The Essex class carriers look great. I like that you've included the Shangri-La in the assortment.
    Awesome news thanks ive been looking for a angled deck Essex class

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    Nice work! Argentinian version possible?

    Quote Originally Posted by gp183601 View Post
    I've had a desire to do subs for a while now....these are just AI but I might make them pilotable/submersible for my own amusement

    Trafalgar

    And another little project of my own - i've modded Henriks type 22 batch 3 with some updated texturing and modelling for HMS Cornwall....think I might make this one pilotable to give me something I can sail into Devonport (another little scenery project i'm bashing away at)

    Henrik - It's your model obviously so if you want a copy of the update PM me as usual.
    Type 42 batch 1 is ongoing - might post some screenies of that

    Updates to follow

    Cheers
    Gary Gonzo


    Hi gp183601,

    really a nice work. I would be very pleased to see these ships in my sim someday...

    Question: It´s possible to derive an argentinian Type 42 - the ARA Santísima Trinidad D-2 (...with Sea Dart AA) additionally?
    The Argentinian bought two of the ships from the UK and D-2 (...built in Argentina) has even taken part in the Falkland War.
    Later in January 2013 the Argentinian Navy has succeeded to sink their own ship in the navy´s main Naval Base Puerto Belgrano .



    (Rem.: I would prefer the floating model of D-2)

    Greetings RS
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    Those Essex carriers look great!

    Quote Originally Posted by gp183601 View Post
    I've recently been e-mailed asking about a number of models i'm working on and so I thought i'd post an update on some of the projects I have been quietly squirrelling away with when i've had the time. I'm more of a Cammel Laird than a Scotstoun at the moment amending and refurbishing existing models (primarily for my own benefit) with only one or two scratch builds.

    There are a few I will be passing on to Henrik for his ongoing project, and one or two I might release as standalone (subject to various approvals).

    The Essex class is progressing nicely.....though I do have some texturing issues and I need to start work on some air wings!!
    Textures for Lexington, Hancock, Bonnehomme Richard, Oriskany and Shangri-La have been done (though some minor tweaks still required)


    Cheers
    Gary Gonzo
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    WOW!!!
    Striker, listen, and you listen close: flying a plane is no different than riding a bicycle, just a lot harder to put baseball cards in the spokes.

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