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... I was thinking of the new Mk.37 directors:

http://shipbucket.com/Real%20Designs/Un ... ALASKA.gif

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PleAse note that the Royal Navy used the Mk.37 with Type 275 radar and it was slightly different looking than the US navy

Like so

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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"

Yeah, my advice was to use the updated turret/body part of it, not the ranging radar which was different IIRC.

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Many of the beam 40mm mounts have stray white pixels, instead of showing the gray steel on the other side.

Good job Bombhead !

But for the bridge, isn't more like this ? :


According this plan:
http://www.wunderwaffe.narod.ru/Magazin ... nguard.jpg

Thanks for your comprehension and greetings.

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I think Novices directors look the best.

Yeah,well spotted Paul.I will fix that one tommorow.

Take a look at the plan Paul posted on the old boards. At the front end of the main belt, where you have three grey lines, it shows a boat skeet drawn with broken lines and two ladders leading down to it.

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O yes I see it now,thank you.

Looking better. A good looking ship no doubt, one of sleekest RN ships of her era (late war, early postwar).

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