Shipbucket

Thanks.
The 1980s refit version (and a possible mid-50s missile conversion) will be presented as an own design at a later date, so, the USS Montana project is completed (except for my minor question about the radio antennaes for the 1948 versions wich can be fixed in a matter of seconds with a quick copy-paste).
All updated drawings can be found in the first page.

A true thing of beauty, BB, if not the ship(I'm no fan of american superstructure aesthetics ), then most certanly the drawing!

I doubt that Admiral Beaty had anything to do with these ships.... Nah, just kidding.

Karle94 wrote:I doubt that Admiral Beaty had anything to do with these ships.... Nah, just kidding.

Oops.

Karle94 wrote:I doubt that Admiral Beaty had anything to do with these ships.... Nah, just kidding.

We Norwegians and our humor ...

Great project, BB1987.

Mihoshik i'm embarassed, there are so many bucketer that i considered (and still consider) beign better drawers than me, still recieving that kind of comments from historic members like you it's so rewarding

(but why the green text, i actually chilled out my bones when i saw it before reading, it was like "oh my god what i have done?" )

I agree with Mihoshik, you're my favorite poster on the Real Drawings forum.

-Matt

BB1987 wrote:Mihoshik i'm embarassed, there are so many bucketer that i considered (and still consider) beign better drawers than me, still recieving that kind of comments from historic members like you it's so rewarding

(but why the green text, i actually chilled out my bones when i saw it before reading, it was like "oh my god what i have done?" )

Fear will keep the local systems in line. Fear of this Mod Color.


As for your eventual Montana missile conversion, I think you can use this, a look at how an Iowa would have looked after conversion:



Although the Montana has more room in the back of course