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Ironman
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Jim,
Thats a nice site, thanks for posting.
I love this stuff!! |
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Ironman
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| Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2010 8:11 pm Post subject: Re: Rivets |
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| W F Moore wrote: | After staring at drydock pictures of several cruisers of the era, I can't see any evidence of rivet heads (not that the pictures are close-ups!).
It may be that the rivets used were counter-sunk.
Wes |
Thankyou very much for spending the time (and eye strain) .
You guys are great! very helpful all of you. |
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Metatron
Joined: 26 Jun 2007
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Location: El Salvador & Germany
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That's a nice book!
Do we have by any chance also the german POV?:
Evers, Heinrich
Kriegsschiffbau - Ein Lehr- und Hilfsbuch für die Marine
Berlin, 1943
gwpda.org mentions Stephen McLaughlin being in it's possession, but no mail and I haven't found any other potential sources.
This book is basically the equivalent of the British with the "Bayern" as example for the teaching. |
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