Shipbucket

Love the long bow...great work, Ashley! Will we see the history of the Panzerschiffen on here soon, possibly?

The drawing is awesome crazy, but she wold most likely have the problem of rear top end weight... that mean that she will have a bit funky sea-capability, similar to Nelson but more... If you understand me.

But it's interesting.

I think that's a dramatic understatement. It seems unlikely to float at all.

It would probably be instructive to mirror the drawing right to left and compare the two side-by-side. Perhaps also bring in a scaled Kirov, as probably the longest-forecastle warship without large heavy turrets forward.

ah, another set of drawing which defy the rules of physics.
if it floats (it looks very much overweight) it will break in 2 because of the lack of hull depth and the amount of holes in the hull.

Hi everyone! Forgive me that I did not show up for a while... A long time actually, hmmm. Besides, i'm back.

And well, what about... for example... the missile-armed "Battle"-class destroyer (oh, jolly old "Brakemine"... ) for the 1946?



And yes, the position of "Squid" is really not so good. Maybe i'll reposition it later.

Dilandu wrote:Hi everyone! Forgive me that I did not show up for a while... A long time actually, hmmm. Besides, i'm back.

And well, what about... for example... the missile-armed "Battle"-class destroyer (oh, jolly old "Brakemine"... ) for the 1946?



And yes, the position of "Squid" is really not so good. Maybe i'll reposition it later.

I think the image is broken.

Again?! What the f...antastic things happened with this f...amous system?!

Sigh, it need time to correct. Sorry.

WARNING! The "Battle"-class, that served as the basis, were drawn by Portsmouth Bill! I only refitted it.
Sorry, but I work from my phone and simply couldn't place this copyright on the picture itself.

Dilandu wrote:WARNING! The "Battle"-class, that served as the basis, were drawn by Portsmouth Bill! I only refitted it.
Sorry, but I work from my phone and simply couldn't place this copyright on the picture itself.

Much better, and very nice.

Thanks!