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Hey Mike, who did the Arizona SB drawing? I'd love to borrow parts but you forgot the credits my man.

Tequilapoli TF-20 Pangolin Length: 17.06m Wingspan: 14.93 (min. sweep angle), 7.96m carrier stowed oversweep Height: 4.48m Crew: 1 Powerplant: 2x GE F404-GE-402 Afterburning turbofans, 79.0kn thrust with afterburners Performance: Mach 1.9, cruise 570 Kn. Range: 850 nm Armament: 1x M61 Vulcan cannon ...

@David Latuch All your top-views wrong for the sided-casemate gun (visually, the most "worst one" was the much forward mount near the bow :roll: ) I'm thinking of having you to redraw all the American battleships between florida & colorado class's (& maybe all 1920s-1930s never were designs....if I ...

Ships of the United Coalition of Independant Systems This is a list of some of the ship classes of the United Coalition of Independent Systems. It is by no means a complete list, but is intended to give a snapshot of the types of military vessels in service as of 2160. Scale: SB standard Universe ...

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My entry, the Kalimantan class Cruiser of the Tequilapolian Navy. https://i.imgur.com/62Exwrg.png SS Report Kalimantan, Tequilapoli Light Cruiser laid down 1936 Displacement: 9,456 t light; 9,844 t standard; 10,247 t normal; 10,569 t full load Dimensions: Length (overall / waterline) x beam x ...

As the newer ships come online, the Tequilapolian Navy has issued the following plans for existing ships: Valor class Frigates FFG-6, FFG-7, FFG-8, FFG-9: To be transfered to Federal Police Maritime Service (Coast Guard), for use as large cutters. Valor Class Cutters will have their Mk. 13 launchers ...

https://i.imgur.com/8O7vlNs.png Map of Tequilapoli https://i.imgur.com/4ndP8hO.png Tequilapolian National Flag https://i.imgur.com/6GsmBjF.png Naval Jack Introduction The Federal Republic of Tequilapoli is an island nation in the Central Pacific's Greater Sunda Islands. Tequilapoli was initially ...

Last week, I was tooling around Google and came across an article from the May 2015 issue of Proceedings, regarding an old concept: The Arsenal Ship. I wanted to get back to this, since it was one of my first projects here on the Bucket, and I never finished it. The article featured some new ideas ...

I should also mention, as was discussed in the Discord this morning, this ship is almost certainly a new build concept. there's so much structural work being done that rebuilding an existing ship to this standard, while in theory probably doable, is not worth the expense and effort.