The modernized Yamato

[battleship lover]

So after studying some Japanese battleships I realized that the IJN seemed to put there ships in service for a long time. And if Japan won ww2 it was likely that if the Yamato survived they would of kept it going for a long long time. The area of this "Modernized Yamato would be the 1990's- 2000.

[Colosseum]

I eagerly await the masterpiece that this thread will inevitably produce...

[battleship lover]

this is how it looked like at first.

[battleship lover]

I eagerly await the masterpiece that this thread will inevitably produce...

Is that sarcastic?

[erik_t]

Heavily. Extremely. Egregiously. Stupendously.

[battleship lover]

Okay now you gays arereally confusing me

[Colosseum]

Please, post your modernized Yamato. Like I said, I eagerly await seeing what you come up with.

Surprisingly I have never actually seen a modernized Yamato attempt. I'm genuinely curious.

[Colombamike]

[battleship lover]

Oh sorry about that I'm working on tearing out the 6.1 inch guns, range finders, and all sorts of equipment

[battleship lover]

The difficult part of this is that you have to "invent" Japanese weapons because in modern japan all the navies ships are based on US weapons and ships