Shipbucket

I recommend not using Photobucket, since they put text over the picture, saying it is "protected...."

Yahoo reporting about first now! Almost like they are using the Explorer web browser still. I have at least heard about the project for more than a year ago. But that aside, I'm not surprised the 155mm cannons or ammo became a failure, when those that do procurement for US Navy didn't even bother ...

you have to use the image link itself, not an embedding link

What is the typical deck spacing on modern warships? By deck spacing, I mean the spacing between deck plates. I keep seeing videos and pics of warships where the conduits and piping for wiring, ventilation, and other things suspended from the top being only 6 inches above the heads of crew members ...

Quite interesting design of an quite interesting ship. And with an "affordable" weapon load that gives it enought to fullfile it's mission and defend it self. I do have to say it's quite an speed monster, compared to similar frigates (I can only thing about the Norwegian frigates with almost similar ...

If you was to go nuclear, your engineringn space needs to be at least twice the size. The reactor from Ace. is more of an surface ship reactor without or minium shielding. And I don't think it have the necesary power. The size of the engine compartment is more similar to and conventional submarine ...

Depends on what you are asking about! But notice how much space the enginering space take up on Borei-3, all the way from aft of the missile compartement, everything is for the powerplant.

Now your's are battery powered I pressume, that change some things

A little PR stund opsi from the Norwegian navy. They wanted to copy a Red October scene, but without the engine power... so they had to use hydronamic forces... and yeah! The ended up in drydock for 4 weeks, apparently the enginering wasn't happy for some reason... The story is better explained by ...

Fantastic work

Thanks for your insights, I welcome the feedback. The exhaust stacks/funnels were fitted with an IR cooling module and some kind of filter; I thought something like this would prevent soot and fumes from damaging and interfering with the radars, sensors, and antennas. The exhaust stacks themselves ...