Shipbucket

Might as well dump all my content as well:

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USN components, camouflage colors, & reference links (World War II only)

All very attractive, as I would expect from the bevy of talented artists behind the works. A few things:

• Are the LEUT_EAST-based drawings derived from the latest forms? I feel like DDG-15 in particular has a few things that had since been changed.
• I think I'd try to unify some of the more minor radars, surface search and close-range air search and whatnot. There are a lot of different variants (no pun intended -- I think that might be Variant on DDG-15) that would make the supply chain hellish.
• No SHF (domed) SATCOM on the Alaskas seems very unlikely in the 2000s.

Oh hell if I know. These were all drawn back in 2013 and most haven't been touched other than recoloring the missile boats. I need to go through and update them all. I was wondering about the electronic fits and how to standardize since I figured a navy wouldn't operate so many different ones.

I can never really decide if I want to keep the CBs in the AU. I think it's very, very unlikely they'd last past 1980, but hell - it's an AU and who cares. They're a fun thought experiment.

Anyway here are all the FD scale drawings:



















And of course...

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one of the real life aircraft used by the Caretaker Commonwealth of Laritaia.





Will get round to the tail ramp versions at some point.

The correct terminology is "Aloha" or "Hawai'ian" shirt.

When I read that first I thought he said Hula "Skirt"

In any case yes, it's an Aloha shirt.

Ramp versions.

This is amazing :O

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I can't access the site

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The wiki article got moved to iiwiki after SBwiki went away: http://iiwiki.com/wiki/User:Colosseum/SMSWorld

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USN components, camouflage colors, & reference links (World War II only)