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whats your favorite ship?

Mine got to be the USS Iowa.

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USS Enterprise CV-6.

It varies a lot, but right now it's the USS Tallahatchie County

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Source Materiel is always welcome.

definitely IJN Nagato

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

Why does that not surprise me?

St. Laurent Class DDH

My top five!:

- Oslo class: It looks like a vessel that doesn't take No for an answer!
- HMS Warspite: There are something with that ship that impress me. (I think it is because it's looks like a real warship that are coming after you, and not a yacht with guns!)
- Ula class submarine: Just because it was disqualified from Naval Blue game, reason: "Sinking to many ship!"
- My own boat! how often can you call a crane company and ask for one of the large crane! (25 feet and 3500 kg of boat)
- (And just as an friendly bullying between fellow Norwegian!) Any ship that Karl94 hate to draw

That would pretty much be all of them. Nah just kidding. My Viking ships are some of the most resented work I have ever done (my personal opinion). Basicly because I have run out of places to look for inspiration.

I'm going to go a different route. Warships may be fun to look at and fantasize about their firepower but to actually be onboard, they kinda suck.

My favorite ships tend to be a bit more comfortable Like Disney Magic/Disney Wonder, Oosterdam, Norwegian Star, Norwegian Breakaway or even, if not especially smaller ones like Zaandam, Veendam and Prinsendam.

Incidentally, I've always wanted to live on a cruise ship.


EDIT: Well, if we are to talk about warships, I've always felt that the King Sejong the Great (the Korean Burkespam copies) represents and extremely good balance and why the Burkes would benefit from an extra 2k tons or so, and the SpruCans were really engineering marvels. And if we include fictional ships, well, my entire AU

USS Princeton CV/CVS-37

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