Question about the "PRoteus Collier"

[CapZap1970]

I was wondering if the Proteus Collier is available in GWX 2.0 :hmm:
If it is not, where can I find a d/l link to add it manually?
Thnaks for your help, Kaleuns.
CapZap

[Plissken_04]

Originally Posted by CapZap1970

I was wondering if the Proteus Collier is available in GWX 2.0 :hmm:
If it is not, where can I find a d/l link to add it manually?
Thnaks for your help, Kaleuns.
CapZap

Hi CapZap


I have the Proteus on my Filefront Site,so you can download the Proteus from there.

Here's the Link


http://files.filefront.com/Proteus+C.../fileinfo.html


Plissken

[Boris]

Don't bother, it's in GWX 2.0

Did you bother to check the museum? :hmm:

[CapZap1970]

Thanks a lot for your replies, Kaleuns...
Thanks a lot Plissken for th elink, will d/L it just in case only, but now i am easy knowing that it is in GWX 2.0.
CapZap

[Pablo]

Originally Posted by CapZap1970

Thanks a lot for your replies, Kaleuns...
Thanks a lot Plissken for th elink, will d/L it just in case only, but now i am easy knowing that it is in GWX 2.0.
CapZap

Hi!

GWX calls it a "Cyclops-type collier." We said "type" rather than "class" since the U.S. Navy produced several colliers in the 1910-1913 period that were of similar, but not quite identical appearance, that were used as commercial ore carriers in the first half of World War II.

Pablo

And all those went down under mysterious circumstances
if I remember correctly?

[Pablo]

Originally Posted by privateer

And all those went down under mysterious circumstances
if I remember correctly?

Yes, indeed!

The Captain's name in each case was "Barnard," which our research has discovered was the real, but lesser-known, reason for the naming of the infamous "Barnardo Triangle."

Pablo