Shipbucket

Wow great designs everyone
Major improvements APDAF with this and your riverboat I am impressed
Blackbucks awesome sub really like how u gave it the gun, uav, and idas

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Projects:
Zealandia AU
John Company AU
References and feedback is always welcome!

The nice thing about some of the previous design challenges, such as they are, is that nearly everything is likely to be possible. I see lots of stuff that will sink like a rock, and likely a few other designs won't be floodable at all. Submarines are a poor choice for these design efforts; a novice can't generally come close to something that would even work (badly) on paper, unlike surface ships.

Well i did have a walrus class replacement but that was way to big (80+ m) so i decided to redraw its design and make it fit in this challenge, and here she is:


The Type 222 class submarine is based on the german Type 212.
- 59m in length
- Diesel-electric AIP propulsion
- Speed: 20 knots(37km/h) submerged & 12 knots surfaced
- Range: 7,500 Nautical Miles (13,890 km) at 8 knots surfaced
- Endurance: 3 weeks without snorklin, 12 weeks overall
- Test depthe 650 m (2132 ft)
- Role: SIGINT & Combat operations
- Crew: 18 + 4 Officers , aditional: 8 Special Operators for 14 days.
- Armament:
* 4 533 mm Torpedotubes (2x2 forward)+Storage for 6x DM24A Heavy Longrange Torpedo and 3x Quadpacked IDAS missile.
* Triple-M Mast Module for 30 mm Autocanon or UAV or other equipment.
* Stern fittings for 18 Seamines or Cargo container
* On the bow 2 ''External Cargo Holds'' are placed for Special Operators equipments.

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Door geweld gedwongen
Forced by violence
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Caption signing treaty with England by Johan de Witt

[Working List]
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Revised entry:

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"It is better to type nothing and be assumed an ass, than to type something and remove all doubt." - Me

Great looking subs - very shark-like. Nice to see an Aussie boat there too

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Of course an Aussie boat, if you want Rowdy you could make a RRN version.

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"It is better to type nothing and be assumed an ass, than to type something and remove all doubt." - Me

Hmm, tempting...I might do that thank you.

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By the late 1970s, the main submarines in Pijkszeemacht service were local produced variants of the Dutch Dolfijn Klasse, along with some German designed Type 206 submarines used for coastal patrol, but more frequently, training. The focus since the end of the last decade had been on putting together a SSN programme, but with the hurdles and delays the project was experiencing, it was estimated the first vessels wouldn't be ready before the 1990s, so an interim class of SSK were needed.

Some, simply wanted to purchase the German Type 209 and be done with it, or go with enlarged versions of the then current Dutch boats, however, the main naval Rikszeemacht naval contractor, Pallamara-Zeelaandia Scheepswerf, offered a design that would, eventually, become the Nymphe Klasse. Though deriding the Type 209 as "cheap export boats", the design was in many ways a blend of both the 209 and the earlier 206 class, with large, prominent sonar dome. As envisioned, the Klasse would come in two basic models, the standard sized fleet boat, and the "Compact" inshore variant, for coastal patrol and/or training.

In the end, the RZM chose to mainly build the standard model, and export sales were limited, due to the greater marketshare of the Type 209, but Compact models were sold to Taiwan.

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We can't stop here--this is Bat country!

If it's close enough to cast a shadow, I think the flying house wins initiative.

Bronies are like the Forsworn. Everyone agrees that they are a problem but nobody wants to expend the energy rooting them out.

"That is a very graphic analogy which aids understanding wonderfully while being, strictly speaking, wrong in every possible way."

Great Subs here.So, here is my effort. It's A26 derivative, of course, so I'm kitbashing myself... Fortunately A26 doesn't look like that anymore (according to new references) so I'm able to send it here; I think?

Noting fancy, not a fancy drawing, I just made it fast and simple!




Basic layout, aft to forward:

2. engine room, propulsion system, pumps, etc. 1 deck.

1. engine room, power plant, Fuel cell system, generators, pumps, etc. 2 decks.

- above 1nd engine room and crew area 1. Fuel cells

Crew area 1. beds, mess, toilets and shower, some electronics. Two decks.

Command deck over two decks: it's open between both decks, which all computers are placed around. there is also a sort of half-island in the middle of this, with screens where the ship's captain, can track everything that happens around the submarine. he can on these screens see what the telescope see.

Crew area 2. beds and toilets, some electronics.

torpedo room and magazine.

- large 1 deck cargo bay: for transporting almost everything, it can also be used for modular weapon systems.


Data:
Length: 61m
Beam: 7m
Draft: three depth: harbor depth, at sea depth, and only the sail and a bit of the aft deck depth.
Engine: Diesel generators and Fuel cell
Speed: 13 knots surface, 26 knots submerged.
crew: 20 to 30 plus accommodation for 30 troops

armament:
6 bow 21" torpedo tubes
- ASW and ASuW torpedoes, and capacity to carry almost any type of missiles.
2 aft 21" torpedo tubes
- ASW and ASuW torpedoes
Modular Weapon platform. (Cargo bay)
- Electronic warfare.
3" pressure powered grenade designed as a part of the submarine self defense systems against enemy torpedoes, but can also be used against surface ships in close range.