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Mabuse1
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Visby Class

#1 Post by Mabuse1 »

Hi everybody.
Just did a pic of the Swedish Visby Class. I am aware that there aleady is a Visby drawing, but as I like the ship and I found the drawing by MConrads to be a little bit dull I decided to make my own one.

I took the A109-Helo from Little Bird's drawing from the parts sheets forum (thx for doing those!). However I think its not exactely to scale, so I'm thinking about making a new one. Maybe later...

As I guess some people would consider it not to be according to shipbucket-rules, I posted it in this forum.

Hope you like it!

Maybe I do the other proposed versions of the Visby (Export, Visby+ etc.) in the near future.

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#2 Post by KHT »

Wow! Very cool drawing!
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#3 Post by heuhen »

If you used MConrads drawings, or larger parts of it hulls you should credit him!


BTW. Shading on some area is a bit to dark, For example the hatch.
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#4 Post by Mabuse1 »

heuhen wrote:If you used MConrads drawings, or larger parts of it hulls you should credit him!
Before anyone gets something wrong here:
Mabuse1 wrote:I decided to make my own one.
Meaning: I did my own one. Meaning: IT'S 100% SCRATCH
(besides the helicopter, which seems to be to scale after all, I just checked it. This thing REALLY is so small...)
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#5 Post by heuhen »

good to know. (.. and I even got new glasses and still can't read.......)


Yes Helicopters is small!
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#6 Post by Rodondo »

Quite nifty!
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#7 Post by Mabuse1 »

btw does anybody know what the big black grid-thing on the side is? I wonder what thats sopposed to be. On the pics it seems flat, not like a grill or something. maybe its some kind of radar?
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#8 Post by Thiel »

It's the exhaust from the RBS-15 missiles
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#9 Post by Mabuse1 »

Are you shure about that? I'm talking about this very prominent black sqares-thingy below the landing deck...
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This picture and video shows that there isnt any exhaust coming from that part...
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49g7UXwEjX8

From the pics I know, the RBS is mounted somewhere below the bridge part, although I wonder where. There is no matching door for it.
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Maybe its the exhaust for the not outfitted AGM, but even that won't really fit.
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I know that every Visby-Ship is very different in the details though.
And I realized that the ROV comes from the smaller side door. Think I have to change that...
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#10 Post by Thiel »

Air intakes for the engines I guess. It looks like it's covered with a fine mesh of some sort, hence why it looks like panels rather than a grating.
The dark triangles you've labelled as Alecto launchers are housings for the navigational lights.
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