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We step back in time to 1941 as the heavy cruiser, RM Pola sails out so sea past the famous Castello Aragonese. This frozen bit of history is brought to us by our friend, Lou Carabott.
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RM Polagoldenpony
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Posted: Thursday, August 01, 2013 - 01:02 AM UTC
warreni
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Posted: Thursday, August 01, 2013 - 10:05 AM UTC
That is not Castello Aragonese, Castello Aragonese is near Naples whereas that fortress in at Taranto... isn't it?
Posted: Thursday, August 01, 2013 - 06:20 PM UTC
Excellent build....beautiful ship!
Excellent representation of Castello Aragonese Taranto
There seems to be many places named Castello Aragonese
Castello Aragonese Island of Ischia near Naples, Castello Aragonese Reggio Calabria
and the Castello Aragonese Taranto, represented in this diorama.
There are also many others.
These castles were all built during the 14 &15 century under
the rule of the Kingdom of Aragon, which expanded along the
Mediterranean, from Spain and as far as Greece.
Cheers,
Joe
Excellent representation of Castello Aragonese Taranto
There seems to be many places named Castello Aragonese
Castello Aragonese Island of Ischia near Naples, Castello Aragonese Reggio Calabria
and the Castello Aragonese Taranto, represented in this diorama.
There are also many others.
These castles were all built during the 14 &15 century under
the rule of the Kingdom of Aragon, which expanded along the
Mediterranean, from Spain and as far as Greece.
Cheers,
Joe
loucar
Malta
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Posted: Friday, August 02, 2013 - 06:56 PM UTC
Warreni That is The Castello Aragonese in Taranto. Yes like Joe said so many built in the 14th and 15 the century in the Mediterranean. made my research
DanielMoscatelli
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Posted: Monday, August 05, 2013 - 10:48 AM UTC
Other one acts of art of the friend Lou!! I know this Kit . it is very poor ... and here the teacher dazzle us for 15$ and a bit of magic powders. Congratulations!!
vonHengest
Texas, United States
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Posted: Friday, August 09, 2013 - 05:45 AM UTC
Very nice work Lou! The combination of the red and white deck and the Castello Aragonese in the background really make this one stand out
Posted: Monday, August 12, 2013 - 10:22 AM UTC
Hi Lou,
What an impressive build, splendid execution in a really super setting. Hats off to you Sir, excellent work indeed.
Cheers
Al
What an impressive build, splendid execution in a really super setting. Hats off to you Sir, excellent work indeed.
Cheers
Al
DieselDog
Minnesota, United States
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Posted: Thursday, August 15, 2013 - 01:26 AM UTC
Dear Mr. Carabott,
I have been admiring this beauty since you first posted it. A splendid piece of art, as usual, from your studio.
Thanks for posting, and for the explanatory text.
I have been admiring this beauty since you first posted it. A splendid piece of art, as usual, from your studio.
Thanks for posting, and for the explanatory text.