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|Hmm, and i need it for my H44 to

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Sorry, sure it was made for lazers H45. But I think, Mitch will find it useful, too.

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added some details and corrected the shape for one or two pixels

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Ashley, which one is the 37mm from the Bismarck class? I cannot figure out which one.
Thanks

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37mm twin aa. On Bismarck they were unshielded, on the surviving big ships shields were added.

This is a good photo of the shield: http://www.lutz-fuhrmann.de/Modellbau/T ... illing.jpg

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Thanks, that should help me with my KMS Hindenburg drawing

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Here are the parts that I made for the Königsberg class, I think that the weapons are the most interesting part.

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In the light about discussions about german parts I have started to collect parts from different drawings to make a cohesive parts sheet. First one is for medium caliber guns, the only new part is the 105mm L/65 C/33 in twin mount C/37. By all rights and means is still very much a WIP. As I am not nearly as much an expert as other people on this forum, feel free to point out any mistakes.

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Very impressive DG_Alpha, and I like the service text who tells which class of vessels each part belongs. Thank you

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You didn't waste any time putting those up. very nice.

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