Shipbucket

Thanks guys. And yes, it's Santa himself on the bridge

It's definitely cramped but too small... I'm not sure since its size is roughly same in our current Tornio-class with same kind of equipment. Conventional and stretched bow would make it different vessel:


I tried to improve stability by adding retractable fin (and camo attempt...). However, I'm not sure is it any good in vessel this size?


But now something more cramped

A Minisub with four tubes able to carry torpedoes and mines. Crew of 8 + 6 divers, endurance 2 weeks, range 2500 nmi, speed 15kt; perhaps?

This small submarine is perfect!

Guys, any Shipbucket drawings must ALWAYS be in the template - even if it's just an example.

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

Great work!

Fixed. I actually didn't know that is a rule but now I do

Next a bit bigger sub. I brutally reworked two of Blackbuck's subs and here is result.

Very very nice, the paint scheme is a bit dark for my tastes, but its a mighty fine drawing nonetheless.

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Projects:
Zealandia AU
John Company AU
References and feedback is always welcome!

Back to life with this too; rehearsing with airforce; This suppose to be situation in RNAF in 2015 with fighter/attack planes:

Nice design that sub, the russian style sail fits rather smootly into the western type hull.

Of those aircafts, It seems that EA-18G and M-346 are lost in the jpg. haze for some reason?

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Shipbucket mainsite, aka "The Archive"
New AU project "Aravala"

Thanks Golly. Haze fixed; don't know what happend

Vacation; so it means ships (or boats). This time from HeuHen's archives, originally landing boat changed as attack/ landing support boat.
Armed with MLG 27, RBS-70 SAM, Spike and my old love, AMOS mortar I know, drawing missiles with just one pixel, is controversial but since they are kind of "secondary", I dare to do it...
It's named as "Hai" (shark) since it... well, looks like hai