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SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
COOL.
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1st Lieutenant
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- May 13, 2018
A very fascinating site of pictures of a completely new plane to me. It will be another to do in my modelling list.
Thanks for the information.
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1st Lieutenant
- 7,102
- May 13, 2018
1940 Buick business coupe
And then Buick produced R 1830 and R 2000 engines, and the M 18 TD.
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Russian battleship Orel (1900-1905/1905-1924 as Iwami).
Damaged in the Battle of Tsushima in 1905
Source: Sea and Sky (July 1934)
As IJN 'Iwami'
Source: 石見 (戦艦) - Wikipedia
Damaged in the Battle of Tsushima in 1905
Source: Sea and Sky (July 1934)
As IJN 'Iwami'
Source: 石見 (戦艦) - Wikipedia
manta22
Banned
A prize from the Russo-Japanese War?
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Yes she was.
Another big prize was the Nikolai I (1889-1905/1905-1915 as IJN Iki).
Nikolai I
Source: インペラートル・ニコライ1世 (戦艦・初代) - Wikipedia
As the Iki
Source: 壱岐 (戦艦) - Wikipedia
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Russian battleship Poltava (1892-1905/1905-1916 as IJN Tango).
In 1916, this ship was returned to Russia as Japan and Russia became members of the allied nations in the world war 1.
Source: 丹後 (戦艦) - Wikipedia
As the Tango
Source: 戦艦『丹後』 Battleship Tango(ex-Poltava) 1911 : MONOCHROME SPECTER
In 1916, this ship was returned to Russia as Japan and Russia became members of the allied nations in the world war 1.
Source: 丹後 (戦艦) - Wikipedia
As the Tango
Source: 戦艦『丹後』 Battleship Tango(ex-Poltava) 1911 : MONOCHROME SPECTER
The cardboard model of the pre-dreadnought batlleship "Orel" is offered by the Ukrainian firm of the same name as the ship ..
the source: Orieł
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Very interesting, Wojtek
This is almost forgotten but a 25cm main gun from a captured Russian warship, either Popeda or Admiral Senyavin, is left as a monument in the mountain near Maizuru Port, Kyoto Prefecture.
Source: 忠霊塔 岩滝町
Cool stuff
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
Way cool.
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Relics of the Chinese battleship 'Dingyuan(定遠)' captured in the Sino-Japanese War in 1895 are still kept as parts of a memorial building.
Source: 大宰府天満宮の定遠館・千寿の楽しい歴史 | 千寿の楽しい歴史
Source: 大宰府天満宮の定遠館・千寿の楽しい歴史 | 千寿の楽しい歴史
Koken plane
Would love to see this one day, it's at the aviation museum at Misawa, which has a complete, but beat up Ki-54.
