"The Day They Hit Sheffield..."

Steve Wilson
Great build Ricardo...
What is the significance of the two redlines the broad arched one with 225 and the thinner one from the destroyer???
Sorry but I'm a car man😄!!!

Ricardo Martins
Thanks for the comments Steve. And thanks for the questions ... There is no problem... I do appreciate the interest 🙂 From what I could find, Sheffield, on the day he was hit by an Argentine Exocet missile, was navigate the SW direction (and so I put the course of 225). This thick line tries to represent a small part of a compass. The thinnest line tries to recreate the trajectory and where the missile struck Sheffield. 🙂
Once again, thank you Steve 🙂

Augie
Nice

Stefan Suessemilch
Pretty cool idea Ricardo & a great build 👍

Ricardo Martins
Thanks for your comments Augie and Stefan 🙂

Steve Wilson
Very interesting Ricardo...
Thanks very much, it does give the model a lot more creditbility and a story👍🙂

neil kerr
I worked on the building and fitting of the Sheffield sea dart launcher

Christian Bruer
Nicke build and interesting presentation. That represent her very well!

neil kerr
And this is what we build now

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neil kerr
sorry not the Sheffield I was too young but her sister ship Manchester

Sven Schönyan
Very interesting art of displaying

Ricardo Martins
Thanks for the comments and for following 🙂

Ricardo Martins
Astute submarines Neil? Luckily I managed to visit HMS Torbay during a passage of it here in Portugal 🙂 Outstanding 🙂

neil kerr
Yes Ricardo, sadly we do not build surface vessels here anymore

Holger Kranich
Great idea and build! Very unusual and cool done!

Gabor Szabo
Beautiful! I like the water! 👍

Doug
Very interesting diorama and excellent job with the photo etch parts.