Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

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Menacing but pretty!
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#42 Post by KimWerner »

Fantastic work DG :D
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#43 Post by Raxar »

Amazing work DG!
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#44 Post by heuhen »

What a work!
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#45 Post by eswube »

Wow! Fantastic work with that camouflage!
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#46 Post by BB1987 »

incredible camo :shock:
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#47 Post by KHT »

Saw this on the phone, didn't think the camo seemed that special... read the comments, and then zoomed in.
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#48 Post by DG_Alpha »

Thank you! Thanks to everyone!

After Prinz Eugen had reached a German port, she almost immediately left for Trondheim, to support Tirpitz. Both Scharnhorst and Gneisenau had been damaged during the Dash, which only left Prinz Eugen and Admiral Scheer as support for the battleship. Escorted by a group of destroyers, the two cruisers left near the end of Februrary 1942. After avoiding a British air strike, the convoy was intercepted by the submarine HMS Trident. Prinz Eugen took several hits , disabling her rudder and heavily damaging her stern. Despite the damage, Prinz Eugen reached Norway and was moved to the Lofjord, where repairs could be done.
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#49 Post by emperor_andreas »

:shock: Words fail me at the level of awesomeness presented here. Great job!
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#50 Post by Radome »

This is one of the best camo drawings iv seen so far!
very impressive work DG :)
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