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Alternative version Petropavlovsk Class Battleship, 1911. V5.1

Armament: 4x2 305/52 mm (100 shells/gun), 16x1 120/50 mm (225 shells/gun).

Alternative version Petropavlovsk Class Battleship, 1911. V5.2

Armament: 4x2 305/52 mm (100 shells/gun), 16x1 120/50 mm (225 shells/gun).

Alternative version Petropavlovsk Class Battleship, 1911. V5.3

Armament: 5x2 305/52 mm (100 shells/gun), 16x1 120/50 mm (225 shells/gun).

A question: you indicate that these ships were to have been armed with twin 12' turrets? Why abandon the excellent Obuchov triple mounting? In my view you're simply under-gunning these vessels right now! And to me that doesn't sound like a prudent policy, especially considering the Dreadnought-arms race at full bloom at the time of your conceptions.

bezobrazov wrote:A question: you indicate that these ships were to have been armed with twin 12' turrets? Why abandon the excellent Obuchov triple mounting? In my view you're simply under-gunning these vessels right now! And to me that doesn't sound like a prudent policy, especially considering the Dreadnought-arms race at full bloom at the time of your conceptions.

In WTM first series of dreadnoughts (1907-1908) - Real project DV Skvortsov - chief naval architect of the Saint Petersburg dockyard. September 1907 - twin 12 "turrets.
In 1907 - triple turrets - too early.
The authors of the world WTM so decided.
The next series - triple 12 "turrets.

Alternative version Andrei Pervozvanny Class Battleship V5.1
2*2 305/40, 4*2 254/50, 16*1 120/50

I like these very much!

Alternative Light cruiser Boyarin 5.0
Boyarin (Russian: Боярин - "Nobleman")
Base - German cruiser Lubeck

3540/4120 t, 117,4х13,3x5,14 m, 22 670 shp, 25,2 kts, deck 51/75 mm.
8*1 120 мм/45, 1*75/50, 2 450 mm torpedo-tube.

Very nice ship!

Battleship Slava, 1917 .....almost real