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Post subject: Re: USS Leahy CG-16Posted: July 28th, 2013, 3:24 am
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The Belknap in the archive is pretty old and slightly out of scale (due to me using a Conway's drawing instead of Friedmans). I wouldn't want you to base anything off it.

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Post subject: Re: USS Leahy CG-16Posted: July 28th, 2013, 6:59 pm
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ok, did I do the template correctly? I probably need to shipbucketize the ships crest huh?

Also, Ace thank you for the MK-141. I think the correct angle is probably the 30 degree, but it looks so pixilated. I realize this cant be avoided with this format.


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Post subject: Re: USS Leahy CG-16Posted: July 28th, 2013, 7:15 pm
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The crest is optional, but if included, yes, it should be shipbucketized. I'd also like to state that I agree with Erik that fro photographs, it looks like the Mk 141s face directly aft, and not angled out.

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Post subject: Re: USS Leahy CG-16Posted: July 28th, 2013, 7:52 pm
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Nice looking ship. Position on template is ok, crest as TJ said, you only need change fonts for correct ones and make border lines white.

Good job.

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Post subject: Re: USS Leahy CG-16Posted: July 29th, 2013, 12:19 am
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There is no need to credit me - as far as I can tell no major parts of mine have been used. I could be wrong though... it was almost 5 years ago when the Belknaps were drawn.

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Post subject: Re: USS Leahy CG-16Posted: August 4th, 2013, 12:34 pm
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ok, I think this is final. I Thank all of you for your input. All have been extremely helpful

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Post subject: Re: USS Leahy CG-16Posted: August 4th, 2013, 1:12 pm
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quite nice. a few comments:
- by 1993, wouldn't the leahy's use rubber domes?
- are you certain of this ships bilge keel shape?
- was the UNREP gear at the bridge structure removed by this date? if it was, I have said nothing ;)
- are you going to draw earlier representations of this ship/class? at least an as build would be nice IMO, and a lot of this drawing would stay the sam, I suppose.

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Post subject: Re: USS Leahy CG-16Posted: August 4th, 2013, 1:44 pm
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acelanceloet wrote:
quite nice. a few comments:
- by 1993, wouldn't the leahy's use rubber domes?
- are you certain of this ships bilge keel shape?
- was the UNREP gear at the bridge structure removed by this date? if it was, I have said nothing ;)
- are you going to draw earlier representations of this ship/class? at least an as build would be nice IMO, and a lot of this drawing would stay the sam, I suppose.

Awwee crap, forgot about the forward unrep stuff. I put it on my just for fun drawing and for got to put it on this one. I'll fix that, or more likely research it a little because I recall seeing a bunch on pictures where that had some kind of unrep-rigging just forward of the fantail launcher. I was actually going to investigate that earlier and forgot all about it. Below waterline is still a complete mystery to me. Can find a lot of pictures, although I did find one from dry-dock and now I can remember where that heck it is...argh! I have joined the Leahy group on Facebook to see if I can find some untapped pictures there. I also posted my drawing there and am waiting for some feedback. I figured what better place to get to get info that from the men who served aboard her.

As for earlier versions, I will work on those for sure. My love life has made a turn for the better and I have met a wonderful lady so I'm not spending as much time on this as I should. If you would like to do an earlier layout, I would be honored if you based them off my drawing :)

Again, thank you for all your help
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Post subject: Re: USS Leahy CG-16Posted: August 4th, 2013, 6:05 pm
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Very nice, a wonderful drawing! however I believe the harpoons you are using are the old ones on the most recent ship and the new ones can be found in the US parts sheet

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Post subject: Re: USS Leahy CG-16Posted: August 5th, 2013, 7:48 am
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https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/632 ... 260218.jpg
found this in my personal database, I could not date it though. maybe it helps.

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