Shipbucket

yes, thank you.
the shapes of both bow and stern looks a bit unusual but the ship overall appareance is really good, at least to me; i agree with Rhade tough, it looks more US than EU, especially the bridge structure wich reminds me of USS Long Beach.

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I think the main guns should be raised a little bit more than they are...

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Nope

But it looks great, even on small reso!

why?

What exactly do we know about the ship from the game?

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Is this canon? Is any part of the ship at all canon?

If not, then this is going to be a hard sell. Though I'm actually a bit impressed.

Those guns look mighty big to be 28cm ones. Or am I completely off?
Looks really cool otherwise. Love the fairly good excuse for bringing back the big dakka(no sarcasm).

As Fallout verse hard core fan I will answer your question Tim ... absolutely nothing.

The only good pre nuclear holocaust war ship we can find in Fallout 3. Aircraft carrier which was docked at the Washington Naval Yard during the Great War, and was stranded when the water level in the Anacostia and Potomac rivers dropped. Early concepts show that this carrier is probably USS Oriskany but with island on the other side of deck. He has couple of Lockreed Industries jet fighters on deck, they are P-80 copy. Then we can say that overall ship tech is based around 40-60's

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...so this isn't canon then?

This doesn't look that futuristic 0.o

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