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Since there seem to be a pretty big lack of speculants for the IJN during the early 20th century, I thought I'd be so kind to the archives to claim some never-weres as well.
I'd be very interested in making the Satsuma that never came to be, with four twin-turrets and four single turrets, all 12"/45.
I've also added some ships in the first post, but it might be better to simply make new posts for updates.

I think WhyMe did the Katori's a while ago.

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Ok, I couldn't find it on the forum or the main page, but I'll delete it from the list then.
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I meant the Katori class semi-dreadnought from 1906. WhyMe made the training cruisers from 1940. I really should have clarified that.

Oops

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My mistake really, I should have been clearer.

Has anyone done the N3-class NW Battleship of Great Britain, or plans to do it? I've looked at the main site and searched the forum, but want to make sure that nobody has called dibs already before I beginn any work on it.

Isn't that from the "Where shipbucket begann"-departement of the main site? A lot of the drawings there has been remade by a lot of other people.

sorry if i'm not replying to you question about the N-3 (i have no plans to do her tough) but i'm looking to another particular.
i just saw the Ibuki class ACR on your list, i was planning to do only Kurama in 1910/1914, but she is still Ibuki's sister ships (the only Ibuki i'm planning is the 1943 never built both as carrier and CA); what do you prefer? you doing 1910 ibuki and me kurama, cooperating on both ships or me sending you my kurama reference drawing (meaning i give up my plans, wich would not be a problem since i did not start anything on Kurama)?

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Sources and documentations are the most welcome.

-Koko Kyouwakoku (Republic of Koko)
-Koko's carrier-based aircrafts of WWII
-Koko Kaiun Yuso Kaisha - KoKaYu Line (Koko AU spinoff)
-Koko - Civil Aviation