Antara 2.5

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#311 Post by Shigure »

Ro-Po Max wrote: June 1st, 2021, 2:32 pm Amazing ship! :)
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Eugenia-class gunboat

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The PG-35 (Eugenia) class gunboats were fast coastal patrol vessels built on an enlarged hull of the PG-25 class. The Eugenias were designed around new gun and missile systems of the early 70s. It's Mk70 76mm/70 could produce a higher rate of fire than previous guns, were faster tracking and used a more recent fire-control system, which made it highly effective against slow air targets and enemy boats/shore positions. A MkS4 missile launch system was also added somewhat ad hoc. While the launcher was made for close range air-defense, the RGM-6 missile gave it a 10km anti-surface capability which made it highly effective against distant surface targets.

Eight boats made up the initial order in 1376, with another eight ordered in 1379 during rising tensions with the Aemoric Union. After war broke out months later, the PG-35s saw heavy action in West Siegmaria where two boats were lost to shore attack, and three more to aircraft. By 1415, must of the boats were disarmed and sold.

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Tonnage - 310 tonnes standard
Speed - 41 knots
Range - 1800nm at 14 knots
Gun armament - 2xI 76mm/70 Mk70, MkS4 with RGM-6s
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Maki-class fast minelayer

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The Makis were the third class in a series of fast minelayers whose purpose was mine potentially active combat zones with speed and firepower to aid them. The Makis boasted a vastly improved speed of 33 knots, as well as high freeboard and flush deck for improved seakeeping and weather protection. Both vessels of the class served in the Freyatic Fleet, though there were meant to be an additional two which would've been commissioned into the Scyllic Fleet - which were cancelled to make space on the slipways for destroyers.

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Specifications

Tonnage - 2200 tonnes standard
Speed - 33 knots
Range - 8000nm at 14 knots
Armament - 2xI 127mm/45
Mines - 52

Ships in Class

Maki - grounded, 1347
Jossman - scrapped, 1368
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#314 Post by Imperialist »

These look great as per usual :D And drawn surprisingly quick, even for yourself ;)
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Re: Antara 2.5

#315 Post by pMASTER »

Sweet! Man, whenever I see this, I wish the camouflaging of surface warships would make a permanent resurgence.
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Thanks guys :D
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Mordred class corvette

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The Mordreds were coastal anti-submarine warfare commissioned before the start of the World War. They were heavily armed for their role, as they were expected to take fire from submarines brave enough to surface. At the outbreak of war, they guarded the Tanomagne Sea from Pan-Antaran submarines, however most ultimately ended up offshore fire support where they were needed more.

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Specifications

Main battery - 2x2 100mm/45
Speed - 21 knots
Displacement - 800 tons

Ships in class

Mordred - sunk by shore artillery, 1343
Stenter - scrapped, 1350
Hoffman - sunk by aircraft, 1342
Detzie - torpedoed by submarine, 1344
Carlia - scrapped, 1350
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Fulca class corvette

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The Fulcas were born out of the experience of the Great War, that showed a weakness in Antara's coastal and harbour defenses, particularly against submersibles. These corvettes were the first ships of their size to adopt depth charges and hydrophones, along with destroyers. The Navy wanted at least 60 vessels, which could patrol both the mainland coasts and her island territories. 17 vessels were completed before the budget for the class was slashed by naval reforms passed by the newly crowned Emperor William VI.

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Specifications

Main battery - 1xI 100mm/45
Secondary battery - 76mm/50
Speed - 19 knots
Displacement - 680 tons

Ships in class

Fulca - scrapped, 1350
Elan - sunk by aircraft, 1342
J. Foster - sunk by shore batteries, 1342
Chambers - scrapped, 1350
Jackson - scrapped, 1350
Releigh - scrapped, 1350
Mason - scrapped, 1350
Warren - scrapped, 1332
Velasquez - torpedoed by submarine, 1344
Turner - scrapped, 1349
Bond - sunk by aircraft, 1342
O'brien - scrapped, 1350
Wilkerson - mined, 1342
Stephens - scrapped, 1350
Banks - scrapped, 1350
Cunningham - scrapped, 1350
F. Foster - grounded, 1343
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#319 Post by Shigure »

I've updated my Maizono class with some additional drawings by Imperialist, who did the ship in service by Siegmaria

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The Maizonos had an export variant known as the Diamantberg class, though only one was completed before it was seized by the Antarans for the Great War. After the war, the vessel was given to the Sieg Navy, who now occupied the original client. This was done as a gesture of good will. Ironically though, Diamantberg would serve into the World War, where she fought against the Antarans and was sunk in 1345 by aircraft.

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Vescadia class armoured cruiser/battlecruiser

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The Vescadias were originally classified as armoured cruisers, but were later changed to battlecruisers to more suite the current trend in naval design and role. These warships served as battle scouts and cruiser squadron leaders due to their quick speed of 30 knots and long range 305mm artillery which allowed it to choose its fights.

Both vessels saw extensive service in the Great War and a further 10 years afterwards. They were kept in the reserve fleet, receiving only minor modernisation until Vescadia was sunk as a target ship, and Cheridon was sold for scrapping at the end of the 30s.

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Specifications

Tonnage - 15.1k tonnes standard
Speed - 30 knots
Range - 8000nm at 10 knots
Armor - 178mm belt, 203mm turrets and CT, 50mm deck
Main battery - 2xII 305mm/45
Secondary battery - 4xII 203mm/45
Torpedoes - 4 533mm broadside launchers

Ships in class

Vescadia - sunk as target ship, 1325
Cheridon - scrapped, 1331
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