Shipbucket

I hope I didn't step on too many toes by redoing the 5''/38 mount

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Great!!! one of my favoriets. I read she was completed in the 50s dealing the world war war. Are they any plans of her origin design, if so, for your AU? And isn't that the old FCR?

there have not sofar been any realible profiles of her orginal configuration in the net. Only scant general information.
The firecontroll radar I took from the USN weaponsheet, I don't know if anyone has drawn any newer version, and It looked fine to me to not to do so.

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Thanks Golly : one of those ships that cries out for inclusion. An interesting development of a French design with U.S. weapons and systems added, and the result looked well-balanced.

not to forget the work Italians put on it during WWII and the british build machinery

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Graet work, and indeed about time this ship appear in the bucket.
One thing though, but aren't 40mm guns have to be only one pixel, as one administartor mentioned in the old forum?

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Thank you Kim for the crest

"Never fear to try on something new. Remember that the Titanic was built by professionals, and the Ark by an amateur"

40mm air-cooled = 1 pixel
40mm water-cooled = 2 pixel

As one administartor mentioned in the old forum, whish = Gollevainen

IIRC the 40mm guns on this ship were water cooled, like mist 400mm guns in use after WW2.

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Thank you Kim for the crest

"Never fear to try on something new. Remember that the Titanic was built by professionals, and the Ark by an amateur"

That means? ''2'' pixel

there are water-cooled twins and twin-twins (or quadruple) in the back and two singles abast the bridge structure. Water-cooled mounts are deciped in two pixels and air cooled as one pixel.

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