cvbbdds world

[cvbbdd]

i know its bad but i know the physics of icebergs
this is a midatlantic base made of pykrete ice and sawdust
far from complete but i want advice, any suggestions?


i also have a dogfight going on


http://fc07.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2013/ ... 6wt1rd.png

[heuhen]

[cvbbdd]

did you have that before or did you just make it today

ps why do you need lifeboats on something that cant sink

[eswube]

did you have that before or did you just make it today

It was here all the time.
http://www.shipbucket.com/images.php?di ... bbakuk.png

P.S. Everything that floats can be sunk, or at least led to such condition that abandoning it by the crew is necessary.

[Rhade]

ps why do you need lifeboats on something that cant sink

They said that also about Titanic.

[cvbbdd]

the titanic wasnt made of ice

if it was always here, can i modify it

[Shipright]

Its not just ice. Ice is generally not covered or filled with highly flammable aviation/deisel marine fuel and high explosives.

[Rhade]

the titanic wasnt made of ice

Habbakuk wasn't made of ice also.

[cvbbdd]

this is my war scenario

[heuhen]

the titanic wasnt made of ice

if it was always here, can i modify it

You have to ask the person that made it. to find out how it was. read the credit line on the drawing.

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