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Saw this on an American sub site...the new OTW Surcouf. A beautiful looking boat...
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Tom(ADMIN)- AMS Forum Owner
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nice looking boat rich and something differant for a change
Tom(ADMIN)- AMS Forum Owner
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Nice price too, mate...bit beyond my pension I fear.
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tattooed- AMS member
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if i win the lottery mate she's yours better get you a new house aswell it's a bit big
Tom(ADMIN)- AMS Forum Owner
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And the same applies here too, mate...one day we'll do it.
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£595 for the hull only is a lot of money but that is quite some submarine. A very rare model until this version came along.
Like all these monitor submarines the 1:1 had a sad history. At the end nobody quite knew whose side she was actually on, if my reading is right.
David
Like all these monitor submarines the 1:1 had a sad history. At the end nobody quite knew whose side she was actually on, if my reading is right.
David
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