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    All models of 2016 in a single image
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    Soviet/Russian "Atlant" class cruiser, 1:350 scale More images and information...
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    Thanks for the feedback! I carefully measure the dimensions of ships based on the blueprints or drawings available online. Of course, it is difficult to sustain all the parts of the ship in scale 1:350. But each ship has elements that define its appearance. I try to reproduce as close as possible to the original, even to the detriment of the scale - usually they get a little bigger than necessary to comply with the proportions. About a series of sets LEGO - I think it would be a great idea. I don't really understand "pacifism" of LEGO in relation to historical military equipment. In my opinion their series about monsters or Bionicle much stronger develop cruelty in children. And while they are preparing something like a virtual naval Museum :-)
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    Thanks! Yes, of course! Initially, I built models in actual bricks. But in LDD is much easier with a choice of detail, and, most importantly, with the choice of color. For example - anti-submarine destroyer PR. 1155 "Udaloy" More images and information... Canadian anti-submarine aircraft carrier! Add to the list. Need to look for what ships could be in his escort. Before 1970, I don't know the canadian Navy.
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    Thank you! R09 Ark Royal was in the plans, I want to make it a model of the period prior to disposal, with the Phantoms and Buccaneers. Karel Doorman .... hmm ... perhaps, but let it be ARA Veinticinco de Mayo (V-2) :)
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    Great collection!
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    Impressive work!
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    Thank you! :-) Now - French aircraft carrier "Clemenceau". LDD-version, 1:350 scale. More images and information...
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    Excellent design!
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    Thank you! :-) Italian cruiser "Andrea Doria", 1:350 scale More images and information
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    "Suffren" class destroyer, 1:350 scale French destroyer with guided missiles. More images and information
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    Thanks! Here is another model of the ship, whose hull is not bad :-) R97 "Jeanne d'Arc", helicopter cruiser of the French Navy. 1:350 scale. More images and information
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    "Sheffield" class destroyer - British AAW destroyer type 42, 1:350 scale. :-) More images and information
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    French missile cruiser "Colbert", 1:350 scale More images and information
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    Yes, it was a unique expedition. Nothing like that ever since nobody in the world did not hold. It is a pity that not all the dead sailors were able to raise to the surface. Maybe I'll try to make this ship, but not in the near future.
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    Fantastic build! I'll be sure to go see live
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    "Condor" class cruiser, 1:350 scale The famous Soviet helicopter carrier during the Cold War. More images and information
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    To add a picture in the lower right corner there is a button "Insert other media". Then - it is necessary to select "Insert image from URL". And you're done!
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    Soviet "Formidable" class cruisers (pr.58 "Grozny", NATO-designation "Kynda") , 1:350 scale More images and information
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    Soviet "Berkut" class cruisers, 1:350 scale Large ASW-ship "Kronstadt" (cruiser pr.1134A "Berkut-A", NATO-designation "Kresta II") Large ASW-ship "Nikolaev" (cruiser pr.1134B "Berkut-B", NATO-designation "Kara") More images and information
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    US Navy guided missile cruisers types "Leahy" and "Belknap", 1:350 scale USS CG16 "Leahy" USS CG26 "Belknap" More images and information
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    Hello everybody! Allow me to introduce my new series of MOC. To begin - Russian frigates pr.1135 (NATO designation - "Krivak"). Built in LDD. Scale 1: 350. Frigates pr.1135 - a unique series of warships, held at the Navy of the USSR and then Russia, Ukraine and India since the early 1970's to the present. In total 49 ships were built, and the construction of a serious improvement is still ongoing. "Krivak I" ASW-frigate "Krivak III" coast guard patrol ship more photos and information
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    Brilliant! Very accurate!
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    Many thanks! Thanks Captain!
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