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You have to say the title in a French accent for it to work properly!<\/p>\n

Today, we’ve completed the redesign process for the first of the major powers of the Aeronef<\/a> world. With the release of nine new escort vessels, all of the French<\/a> models have been replaced with new, 3D-printed versions (in case anyone was thinking that we’d already finished the British fleet first, there are still a couple of odd models that need to be done).<\/p>\n

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Today’s batch of new models includes two destroyers, three frigates, three patrol craft and a monitor. The smaller vessels are one piece castings with separate masts where appropriate, while the three largest vessels have separate gun turrets and (in the case of the Suffren monitor) side guns. The patrol craft are now supplied as a sprue of three vessels instead of singly.<\/p>\n