Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

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Syzmo
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#51 Post by Syzmo »

so... much... camouflage.

it hurts just thinking about drawing that
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#52 Post by BrentD15 »

Glorious!
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#53 Post by Blackbuck »

What a beautiful rendition. I agree with the sentiment about drawing it though. Dayumn.
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#54 Post by DG_Alpha »

Stuck in the Lofjord without any means of steering, repairs began immediately on Prinz Eugen, assisted by the repair ship Huscaran. However, it soon became obvious that the damage to the stern had been too severe and would require extensive repairs in a German shipyard. A makeshift rudder was installed, which could be driven electrically or manually, preparing the cruiser for her long journey back home.
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#55 Post by emperor_andreas »

Great work!
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#56 Post by PomboCZ »

Awesome, Awesome, DG_Alphasome :mrgreen:
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#57 Post by BrentD15 »

Such greatness!
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#58 Post by Raxar »

Impressive thread DG! :)
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#59 Post by Cybermax »

That's cool I didn't think you would draw her when she lost her stern.
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Re: Germany - Admiral Hipper class Heavy Cruiser

#60 Post by emperor_andreas »

I agree with Cyber...I didn't know if this fell under the 'no damaged ships' rule or not.
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