Unfinished/Unbuilt ships: Casualties of WW1.
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Unfinished/Unbuilt ships: Casualties of WW1.
I've decided to group all of my au ships that are never built/never completed into a single page, as opposed to making separate ones.
Hellenic Navy
Vasilefs Konstantinos
Salamis
Ships of the KuK
Esatz Monarch (Design no.16)
Project III Battleship:
Project V Battleship:
Project 1A Battlecruiser
Project 6 Battlecruiser:
Project 7 "Great Cruiser"
Ersatz Zenta Scout Cruiser
SS Kaiserin Elisabeth:
Portugal
Armstrong Design 702
Brazil
Rio De Janeiro:
Riachuelo:
Chile
Almirante as designed (but not completed in British service)
Ottoman Empire
Reshadiyeh
Fatih (Unbuilt sistership to the Reshadiyeh)
Sultan Osman I
German Empire
Sachsen:
Ersatz Yorck class battlecruiser
France
Normandie class
Lyon class
Durand Viels battlecruiser:
Italy
Francesco Caracciolo 1914 design:
Francesco Caracciolo 1918 design:
China:
CNT Great Cruiser Design:
CNT Light Cruiser Design A:
CNT Light Cruiser Design B:
CNT Light Cruiser Design C:
Destroyer Lung Tuan:
Hellenic Navy
Vasilefs Konstantinos
Salamis
Ships of the KuK
Esatz Monarch (Design no.16)
Project III Battleship:
Project V Battleship:
Project 1A Battlecruiser
Project 6 Battlecruiser:
Project 7 "Great Cruiser"
Ersatz Zenta Scout Cruiser
SS Kaiserin Elisabeth:
Portugal
Armstrong Design 702
Brazil
Rio De Janeiro:
Riachuelo:
Chile
Almirante as designed (but not completed in British service)
Ottoman Empire
Reshadiyeh
Fatih (Unbuilt sistership to the Reshadiyeh)
Sultan Osman I
German Empire
Sachsen:
Ersatz Yorck class battlecruiser
France
Normandie class
Lyon class
Durand Viels battlecruiser:
Italy
Francesco Caracciolo 1914 design:
Francesco Caracciolo 1918 design:
China:
CNT Great Cruiser Design:
CNT Light Cruiser Design A:
CNT Light Cruiser Design B:
CNT Light Cruiser Design C:
Destroyer Lung Tuan:
Last edited by Karle94 on September 21st, 2024, 12:14 am, edited 24 times in total.
Re: Unfinished/Unbuilt ships: Casualties of WW1.
Sensational!
Great Work Karle94 - Love the attention to detail and nuance of the Greek and Austrian ships and the general quality and completeness of the South American and Turkish Dreadnoughts. Great to see them all represented to the same standard and as a complete set.
Thank you for this effort.
Great Work Karle94 - Love the attention to detail and nuance of the Greek and Austrian ships and the general quality and completeness of the South American and Turkish Dreadnoughts. Great to see them all represented to the same standard and as a complete set.
Thank you for this effort.
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Awesome job!
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Re: Unfinished/Unbuilt ships: Casualties of WW1.
The Portuguese warship was a suprise to me 0_0
This is NOT my art
Re: Unfinished/Unbuilt ships: Casualties of WW1.
I didn't know the existence of Portuguese ship Vasco Da Gama. Could anyone provide me with more info???
Re: Unfinished/Unbuilt ships: Casualties of WW1.
https://books.google.no/books?id=3Ts5Cw ... ip&f=false
Go to page 160 and it will give you a blueprint of Design 702 offered to Portugal.
Re: Unfinished/Unbuilt ships: Casualties of WW1.
Thank you!!! How many ships of that class were intended to be acquired by the Portuguese navy???
Karle94 wrote: ↑June 30th, 2021, 2:05 pmhttps://books.google.no/books?id=3Ts5Cw ... ip&f=false
Go to page 160 and it will give you a blueprint of Design 702 offered to Portugal.
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Like many countries they were quite optimistic and had allocated money for 3 ships. The Spanish wanted no less than six, and the Dutch wanted 9.
Re: Unfinished/Unbuilt ships: Casualties of WW1.
I've added my take on the Ersatz Yorck design.