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The HU-16B (ASW) had a retractable MAD, can the RB4Y have too? If yes, I will edit my history and design.

Hellenic Kingdom became the ninth country in the world with orbital launch in 1 April 1992, when the indigenous developed space launch vessel HSLV I launched the first Hellenic satellite, Hermes I, which was a heavier variant of Israeli Ofeq family.

I'm not sure what exactly shape early MAD's had, but since they were already in operation in WW2, then I guess that PB4Y could have them, and retractable too.

Nice preview of those boosters, though I guess that besides shading they need also the stages marked and some detailing would be nice too (like control hatches or whatever could be on these).

For the PB4Y and for "boosters" searching is needed to found details.

Satellites, eh? Wonder what else they could launch *lol*

Yes, usually a space program is connected with ICBMs , but I have already said about the "other load" before.

Two more variants Tiger Family of Armoured Amphibious Vehicles(AU) which exist and not posted.

The NBC variant entered service silently in 2000's with all indigenous equipment, developed from Democritus Complex. They supplement the older NBC vehicles of Hellenic Army, based on M113 hull. The recovery variant was considered from the beginning of the program, but delayed until late 1990's.

Very nice work.

Landscape of Hellenic Kingdom (photos from real Hellas):



Due to the country's unique geography, Hellenic Kingdom has a remarkable variety of micro-climates and local climate subtypes, always within the Mediterranean climate frame, encountered in several regions. This is due to the influence of topography (great mountain chains along the central part and other mountainous bodies) on the air masses coming from the moisture sources of the central Mediterranean Sea.

Upper two rows are not exactly the things that come to one's mind when thinking of Greece.
Nice photoset.