Novice wrote:Nice American based ship with what looks like the Arado AR-196.
yeah it doesn't looks too bad.... although it looks like he couldn't choose an nation to stay with maybe I should invite him to come to the forum (if he learns to credit correctly)
Drawings are credited with J.Scholtens
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I'm pretty sure the Omen could float. Might not actually move anywhere cos' its basically a metal floating island but it might float.
The Vazhnyy isn't that bad acutally, it has reasonable draught, looks like a ship and its large missile launchers/ hangars etc look only slightly less far-out than many real-world Soviet projects. It has serious radar overkill, odd stern, weird CIWS placement and odd stealth gun positions but its 40% towards a do-able ship.
Prydain gets my vote as the best ship in existence on this thread as looking credible and actually quite attractive. Sure its a kitbash but done with some skill. Yes it should have credits though.
Certainly less barrel-o-laughs with this lot, a few chuckles but starting to get better.
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acelanceloet wrote:and let's not talk about this one.....
his alaska based design..... I think he should credit, right?
I don't think he's really doing anything wrong here. I see bits and pieces of Gollevainen's German WWII ships and the paint scheme from Alaska, but nothing that really requires all out crediting. If, for example, he had used the entire hull of Alaska, he would then need to credit.
Colosseum wrote:You should invite him to come here.
done already. now hope he wants to come.... because when I took a better look, I also came to the conclusion it was good work!
Drawings are credited with J.Scholtens
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On closer look I see an unusual mix of secondaries, American 5"/38 twin mountings in the usual six mountings arangement, common to all American cruisers of WW2, and above them British 4" twin Mk.XIX gun mountings, placed like 40mm guns - also I notice the Japanese skiff from the common equipment chart.
All in all not a bad effort.
Thank you Kim for the crest
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ALVAMA wrote:I feel sorry for you, I agree you must have such terrible life, and no girl give you attention, The boys leaved because they were not having a safe feeling when beeing with you. Police never found you. Docters did suidice, because they where impressed you was not killed by birth
Not sure if it belongs here or not (as it's an intentional joke from warships1 rather than the result of some dull witted yahoo barely sentient enough to recognize a ship)... but anyway:
LOA: 66 metres
Disp.: 3,500 tonnes
Bollard pull: Vs. Little Whallop Young Farmers Tug of War Club (best of 3: ship 1, Farmers 1, draw 1)
Speed: 22 knots downhill
Primary Armament
8 x Otobreda 76mm QF
Secondary Armament
6 x Oerlikon 20mm in casemates
1 x 12.7mm HMG in fighting top
Countermeasures
Anti-torpedo net booms fitted for but not with nets.
Armour scheme: composed of cork beer mats encased in a chicken wire matrix and bonded to an elastic layer of Durex.
To facilitate bringing to bear the ship's full broadside, the following thruster arrangement has been included:
Bow thrusters: 1 x 1200 KW tunnel, electrically driven.
1 x 1800 KW retractable steerable thruster.
(Electrical power supplied by wind up generator of the Trevor Baylis type)
Sensors
Terma Scanter 4100 air and surface surveillance radar.
2 x duty look-outs operating 4 x Mk.1 eyeballs from positions on main mast.
Spanish trawler detection system fitted (consists of a map of British waters, a hand-held net and a clicker counter: if counter reads zero after sampling water, Spanish trawlers may be present).
Aviation
Flight deck arrangements suitable for Lynx, Sea King or Merlin.
Backup facility utilising hand-launched paper planes, manufactured as required.
Accomodation
Complement 236
1 x Captain's bath
2 x Lieutenant's shower buckets
5 x Midshipman's bidets
Admiral's stern walk
Additional accommodation for an EMF by activating sofa bed
ALVAMA wrote:I feel sorry for you, I agree you must have such terrible life, and no girl give you attention, The boys leaved because they were not having a safe feeling when beeing with you. Police never found you. Docters did suidice, because they where impressed you was not killed by birth
maybe I should invite him to come to the forum 
(if he learns to credit correctly)
Thank you Kim for the crest
