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Post subject: Re: Renewing the old parts sheetsPosted: February 20th, 2011, 3:14 pm
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Come to remember that Sea PROTECTOR can be fitted with a 40mm grenade launcher, but I do not know how it looks ...


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Post subject: Re: Renewing the old parts sheetsPosted: February 20th, 2011, 9:21 pm
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one little thing... are you sure about the size of your Sea PROTECTOR? that image you posted said 'lightweight system', while yours is the size of..... let's see..... the average 40 mm gun.

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Post subject: Re: Renewing the old parts sheetsPosted: February 20th, 2011, 9:37 pm
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shall take look at it


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Post subject: Re: Renewing the old parts sheetsPosted: February 20th, 2011, 10:15 pm
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Just noticed the twin 37mm experimental mounting on the CIWS and small guns.
It was a French experimental mounting which was not produced. It was fitted experimentally on the Patrol sloop Amiens in 1942, and seems to be the only ship to have this mounting.

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Post subject: Re: Renewing the old parts sheetsPosted: February 21st, 2011, 7:53 am
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Just noticed the twin 37mm experimental mounting on the CIWS and small guns.
It was a French experimental mounting which was not produced. It was fitted experimentally on the Patrol sloop Amiens in 1942, and seems to be the only ship to have this mounting.
so this gun should better be placed on the neverbuild gun sheet? will fix.

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Post subject: Re: Renewing the old parts sheetsPosted: February 21st, 2011, 8:43 am
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Re the Bofors single 40mm, if this is the old one it isn't all that accurate; and for RN and Commonwealth navies I've been using the current one off Hood's RN weapons sheet.


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Post subject: Re: Renewing the old parts sheetsPosted: February 21st, 2011, 9:30 am
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so this gun should better be placed on the neverbuild gun sheet? will fix.
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It was fitted experimentally on the Patrol sloop Amiens in 1942, and seems to be the only ship to have this mounting.
see, it was build and completed. Similar to the Soviet own 4/37mm mount that was intended for pr.23 and pr.69 classes but eventually a prototype was made and fitted on Oktobarskaya Revolutsia.

also why Bofors 120mm twin on
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guns.

Also it seems like no one has yet managed to produce a 40mm breda-dardo mount that would actually look like the real thing. So if someone would be kind enough to provide me a good detailed scetch I could correct it myself.

Otherwise good work.
(what is missing are the Japanese and Italian 20mm and 25mm, USN 1.1 Inch atleast...)
We could try to do this on WWII -era and post war sheet seperatly...

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Post subject: Re: Renewing the old parts sheetsPosted: February 21st, 2011, 2:58 pm
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so this gun should better be placed on the neverbuild gun sheet? will fix.
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It was fitted experimentally on the Patrol sloop Amiens in 1942, and seems to be the only ship to have this mounting.
see, it was build and completed. Similar to the Soviet own 4/37mm mount that was intended for pr.23 and pr.69 classes but eventually a prototype was made and fitted on Oktobarskaya Revolutsia.

also why Bofors 120mm twin on
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small
guns.

Also it seems like no one has yet managed to produce a 40mm breda-dardo mount that would actually look like the real thing. So if someone would be kind enough to provide me a good detailed scetch I could correct it myself.

Otherwise good work.
(what is missing are the Japanese and Italian 20mm and 25mm, USN 1.1 Inch atleast...)
We could try to do this on WWII -era and post war sheet seperatly...
sorry bout the bofors, will fix. also, ok for the experimental mount, but the dardo: I have drawn the 2 versions I had references for, aren't they ok?

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Post subject: Re: Renewing the old parts sheetsPosted: February 21st, 2011, 3:06 pm
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also: here are the other guns. I have no time to put them on the sheet, sorry, and I haven't even have them all sorted out..... but this should be all as far as I know.

EDIT: for the dardo: I have drawn those 40 mm's by using the last 2 images on this page.

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Post subject: Re: Renewing the old parts sheetsPosted: February 21st, 2011, 3:09 pm
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Ok, Ill sort them out to the uploading.

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