And then the next war came - part 3

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Re: And then the next war came - part 3

#11 Post by Novice »

Maybe you'll do also the L’Opiniatre, a modified Le Hardi type with 2 twin 100mm AA guns and the main armament was six 130mm guns in twin mountings with 30 degrees elevation only.
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#12 Post by Hood »

The Le Hardi class had several aborted armament layouts before the events of 1940-42 hampered further work. Of course the Axis powers had other plans for these ships too.

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#13 Post by eltf177 »

I'd love to see the Le Fier-class Torpedo Boats that were still on the stocks when the Germans invaded, both the original French design and the planned German fit.

The French dockyard workers sabotaged their work and none were ever completed for Germany BTW.
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Re: And then the next war came - part 3

#14 Post by Garlicdesign »

Hello again

The French modified their destroyer designs every couple of weeks before their surrender; the following are not the final ones, merely representative examples (and the last design versions before June 1940 would not have been final in any way had the French the chance to change the design yet again... and again... and again). Whoever prefers any of the zillion other designs - the drawings are there, modify them and have fun!

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And did not someone say something about the Le Fier??

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Re: And then the next war came - part 3

#15 Post by KHT »

Love the Le Fier class... just wondering, how come it didn't have a fore gun mount?
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Re: And then the next war came - part 3

#16 Post by Gollevainen »

Ive seen mentioned of La Fier class of having both of the twin turrets aft, thougth never with one having guns on the forecastle.
anyways, brilliant drawings
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#17 Post by Novice »

Great set of drawings here. BTW the Le Fier class were the base upon which Spain built its Audaz class destroyers.
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Re: And then the next war came - part 3

#18 Post by eswube »

Great to see these ships! :)
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#19 Post by eltf177 »

Thanks! :D
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#20 Post by emperor_andreas »

Nice work!
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