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Here's my new Dumas Akula undergoing sea trials..
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Akula maiden voyage
Tom(ADMIN)- AMS Forum Owner
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salmon- AMS Forum Owner
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Richard,
Congratulations on her maiden voyage under your flag!
Congratulations on her maiden voyage under your flag!
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Looks very good Richard.
"Dos vedanya Tovarisch!"
David
"Dos vedanya Tovarisch!"
David
Tom(ADMIN)- AMS Forum Owner
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Time to confess...these pics were taken by the builder a few weeks ago just after completion and before I took command. It won't be long though before I can actually go sailing...
salmon- AMS Forum Owner
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Richard(Admin) wrote:Time to confess...these pics were taken by the builder a few weeks ago just after completion and before I took command. It won't be long though before I can actually go sailing...
Confession is good for the soul. Look forward to your maiden voyage!
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Tom(ADMIN)- AMS Forum Owner
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Thanks fellas...I must get myself a Russian hat now, I guess.
"More tea, anyone?"
"More tea, anyone?"
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