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An update of the original in the archive forum thread.

Again, another update of an old design.

Is that a fixed Ikara launcher?
Is that even possible?

Anyway, nice drawings. It's good to see the new SeaSlug being used.

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It is the classical British zareba for Ikara.

Oh, well you live and you learn.

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An update of the Californian Washington Treaty cruiser design, laid down in 1928 and serving through the end of the Great Pacific War.



And her light cruiser counterpart, now much closer and within hailing distance (note the lack of the blister hurriedly added to correct stability problems in her cousins) of the 10,000 ton limit.

Very, very nice ships Voyager.

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Fantastic Cruisers!

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*thumbs it*

well, they certainly look like nifty cruisers

Love the cruiser designs, though they look like the first steps towards a Pagoda-mast.