Shipbucket

Great job, just one question though. Do you think that they would have kept the aircraft equipment at the stern?

The exterior was extremely unimaginative, but the engines and propulsion were all revolutionary and attest to W.F. Gibbs' brilliance in the design of ships. Has anyone else read the book A Man and His Ship? Outstanding book by Steven Ujifusa from 2012 about Gibbs' quest to build a superliner with ...

The French capital ship saga continues! Nice work. Now time to see what Columbamike says.

I have really enjoyed these two last designs. Keep up the good work Hood.

Happy Turkey Day all. I've a house full this year. Americans and Canadians. ailgin Hear, Hear! Happy Thanksgiving to everyone. (Although I'm afraid that soon it will be known as "Black Friday Eve") Careful with that Ailgin! There are nut cases that are now whining that that's a racial slur...heard ...

Hear, Hear! Happy Thanksgiving to everyone. (Although I'm afraid that soon it will be known as "Black Friday Eve")

I would like to see a post war version with boats amidships and a helipad at the stern. (And all the assorted 40s/50s radars)

Hmm, I would be interested to see the development of this class and any refits it would have.

Hmm... Not to be "that guy", but I wonder if this ship would win against Yamato.

People, let's keep this thread about David's drawings, and post other things in the rant thread...