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The torpedo tubes: are they situated correctly? What I mean is that you have very little beam to play with on this hull; and when you factor in the superstructure you're left with a narrow deck space on each side. From what I can see these tubes could fire forward or at a very reduced angle. What exactly are they? asw? anti-surface?

ASW mainly. I took them from a Russian ship with just as little space, so I assumed it would be fine.

Right. It may be well to have a second opinion here; because I may be wrong...but...I don't think I've ever seen large torpedo tubes like these situated in such a position. Can you possibly supply an example in real life? I'm following this because AU or no, the ship does have to correspond to what could exist.

http://shipbucket.com/images.php?dir=Re ... II%201.gif

If that has a thinner structure... then I'll change it

No problem, you've partly based yours on what Gollevainen has drawn as a real life, so full steam ahead

Cool
And the missiles?

Also, this, which might be done.

Torps are ugly, There are beter ones around.

I dunno. Not for soviet ships of the period.

what do I get if I find some?