Hinchinbrooke

Revised version of the carrier 25 de Mayo. Model by Hinchinbrooke. Texture by Gramps. Disclaimer: As a favour to Gramps, I created a model of HMAS Melbourne, adding the "angle" from my model of HMS Victorious to my model of HMS Albion. Gramps repainted Melbourne to represent the Argentine carrier 25 de Mayo. This is a revised version, but is in no way an accurate representation, and should be thought of as a placeholder........ a bit of fun.

Here's a raspy Merlin sound for the Mosquito, etc.

No idea what a Valiant sounded like, but if you want something a little different, here's my take on the A-Team's bird.

Here's something for "what if" Luftwaffe jets. I've no idea how they sounded, but if you're bored of stock sounds and want something that sounds like "is this going to work".......... give this a go!

I've no idea what a La-7 sounded like, but given that big beefy radial, I thought I'd add a beefier sound, as opposed to the standard "proploop".

The Italian battleship Giulio Cesare, Conte di Cavour's sister, in camouflage scheme. Present at Taranto, she survived (in Soviet hands) until 1955. Version 2, with some extra detail and functioning main battery.

The WWII, Italian battleship, Conte di Cavour. Sunk at Taranto in 1940. Version 2, with some extra detail and functioning main battery.

Japanese light carrier from WWII.

French, WWII cruiser.

HMS Antrim was part of the Falklands Taskforce. Version 2 with working 4.5" guns, Seaslug SAM system and 20mm AA.

Rothesay class, or Type 12M frigates Another member of the Taskforce and HMS Plymouth's sister.

Rothesay class, or Type 12M frigate A member of the Falklands Taskforce: HMS Plymouth.

The British Type 82 destroyer, HMS Bristol. Served during the Falklands campaign. Now with working Sea Dart.

A generic, WWII, British Merchant Aircraft Carrier (loosely based on the "Rapana").

HMS Vindictive, a "what if" Royal Navy large carrier, inspired by The Wrench's RN Tomcat repaint.

The RN carrier HMS Ark Royal (1955-1979). File version 2.

A fake, Italian, '30's aircraft for target practice. I'm sure there is much wrong with the set-up, but she seems to work for me!