Channel Update - I am still alive, and I'm coming back 

I'd love to see HNLMS De Ruyter (a 1935 6,000 ton cruiser of the Dutch navy), best known for the Java Sea and other far east battles. But, if I set sentiment aside, you should probably pick something to drive channel interest, first. HMS Belfast of the British navy might make for a good candidate, since it's amazingly well documented and can be visited as a museum ship. You may even be able to get the curators to cooperate in some way - and they might have access to better processing power.

welcome back, missed you....if you're taking ship requests.....U.S.S. Olympia...great you're back and doing things and stuff, happy days ahead

Good to have you back! And sorry to hear about what happened with your main job. If you’re wanting some ship suggestions for after you finish HMS Monmouth. One class that comes to mind is SMS Dresden and Emden. They’re fairly small, so they wouldn’t be the hardest to make, while Emden has a fairly well known history to her credit, which could help with regaining channel traction. 👍

Sorry to hear that you lost your job but glad you're back on yt. I missed the your recent stream so sorry yo. I see Monmouth is completed. Nice work. Btw is that cv QE's island? That thing on your logo I mean. If you're taking requests, how about Georgios Averof? That'd certainly bring entire Greece to watch your channel :D

Got to do a SirBoat init mate good history behind that one

Nice to see you back 👍🇬🇧👍

Good to hear from you.

Looking forward to see what comes next

The value of what you are offering is what actually ticks me off about the YT algorithm. High quality work that takes longer then a week suffers with lack of support from YT.

Welcome back. Your historical content is awesome

Good to hear you’re back

You seem to like ships-great, will keep watching

I would love to see the Charles F Adams Class , or even the Perth class variant..... After all Ikara is far cooler than ASROC!

Good to see you back :) Can you do the protected cruiser Piemonte pls?

Late steam corvettes would be an interesting model choice.

This might sound strange but could you possibly do a video on Russian/USSR Naval Radar and other electronic systems with their corresponding NATO reporting name's?.