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Fantastic picture of the Empire Lawrence, Terry. You can see dazzle camouflage on the forward deck either side of the catapult with faint evidence on its hull. A cracker.

A caption for Lucky's Brown image of a Halifax: A 35 Sqn, RAF Handley Page Halifax B.II Series 1 cruising serenely among a dramatic cloudscape. This image was taken during a squadron daylight formation flying sortie in 1942. One of a series of photographs originally printed in colour taken by renowned photographer Charles Brown on the same sortie.
 
Aaron Brooks Wolters said:
But imagine the ship in 1/48 scale. What a monster.
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not the whole ship, just the foredeck and catapault.

There's a member in the modelling section at the moment doing a diorama of the Akagi deck and superstructure complete with two IJN aircraft...so it's completely doable :thumbleft"
 
GrauGeist said:
not the whole ship, just the foredeck and catapault.

There's a member in the modelling section at the moment doing a diorama of the Akagi deck and superstructure complete with two IJN aircraft...so it's completely doable :thumbleft"
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I'm just saying, it would be huge, and fun, and huge, and detailed, and huge, and intricate, and did I say it would be huge.
 
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