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Would using the British 6'' secondary's be out of the question?

UPDATED:

Added secondary and tertiary batteries and side torpedo tubes.

I would suggest maybe doing without the case-mates and move the 6" (like in the indefatigable class) to the superstructure

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I need a hand with the masts.

If this is roughly the same time period as the previous BB you did, the masts could very likely be quite similar. I would just base them off what are on that design.

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I have had a look with them on but it did not look the right style for this ship.

take a look at this. the thing you should have done first yourself.

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I did look at them.

then you have an general idea of the sizes and shapes of the masts and rigging. note that the italian one is from when I was about 6 months on the bucket and knew nothing about ships: I shaped them by looking at drawings and pics of real ships. while I now know they are not entirely correct, they serve for what I drew....

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UPDATED:

Add masts flags and railings.