HI Grey Wolf again I've remembered the book only a small one but a good real story "Percy's Piece of the War"

Many many thanks for your most welcome Pictures and the very welcome advice ,I started this time last year2011 and then found out I was 4inches short for one sixteenth and having built the hull abanded it and never got started again. Built I'm trying to start now but I'm having problems with my computer, need to sort that out first. But I've been down abit too and your kind letter to me has bucked me up too. I've seen the films and get them up on the computer now and then. I've corrected my plans for one sixteenth and I've also started on a set of Plans to make a one sixteenth Whaleback as per the Airfix model, only I was thinking of it when the local Paper had an articule about a local man's Granddaughter did a project for WW2 in her school across the road from where we live and her teacher aproched her Mum about this project and found out that her Dad had written his life on Whaleback's in the North Sea and English Channel and it had been in her loft for sometime So the teacher asked if she could get it published which she did and the process went to re-roof the school, I've forgotten the name but when I find it I will let you know. But many many thanks for geeing me up and just feeling sory in general Thanks "Grey Wolf" 😟 👋

HI Grey Wolf you frighten me when you put the dates it's taken,I've nearly finished the hull less the Deck and needs the planking effect doing,I'll try putting the photos soon on the site.

Rather you than me doing that many windows I've only a few port holes and that worries me, I must say I've been to Manchester Exhibition and the Ships are truely magnificent and I couldn't contimplate such Models. They are a tribute to you.

HI GreyWolf I'm building a 2507 also,just started. I've built a base board to work on and I've made a keel and have started making formers. I'm looking for pictures of the inside tho' instrument panels and anything else hope you can help?
PS I'm making it half as big again as the plans about 42" and I must say your model looks terific.

I'm building a Thornycroft 76'HSL 2507 I would apriciate pictures of inside the cabin ,instrument panels etc.