Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#141 Post by BrentD15 »

Wunderbar!
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#142 Post by eswube »

Fantastic work! What else could be said! :)
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#143 Post by emperor_andreas »

Beautiful work! Can't wait to see the rest of this series!
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#144 Post by denodon »

Excellent work, allows one to easily follow the progression of these ships designs.
I second Golly in that I'd be most interested in seeing some of these earlier abandoned proposals, assuming that there's any information available on them to use as a base for drawings.
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#145 Post by emperor_andreas »

Please do the WWII destroyers like this as well!
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#146 Post by Tempest »

I hadn't realised that there was such differences in the ships in this class. Whats next? :)
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#147 Post by DG_Alpha »

First of all, thank you very much for all your comments!
BTW; did we see you doing the never-where 150mm gun versions or was it by Hood from the older recarnation of the drawings?
I second Golly in that I'd be most interested in seeing some of these earlier abandoned proposals, assuming that there's any information available on them to use as a base for drawings.
Unfortunately, there isn't much information vailable. The old 150mm version is that of the later cruisers Seydlitz and Lützow. Their history is different in that regard.
Please do the WWII destroyers like this as well!
I might give it a try, but first I want to finish some other ships on my list.
I hadn't realised that there was such differences in the ships in this class. Whats next?
More Admiral Hipper-variations and the rest of her class.
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#148 Post by Charybdis »

Great work, as usual...
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#149 Post by Hood »

Great work.

I did draw the 150mm Lutzow based off Golly's older versions, but I'm sure DG_Alpha will do a better job when he gets to that stage of his project.
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#150 Post by Weisman »

Well done! Excellent work.



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