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And here... here is a good site (and another less friendly one with much more info) with some fairly reliable information on real ship classes. Use a real ship as the basis for your vessel, and it becomes a lot easier to use SpringSharp in the early stages.

http://www.warshipsww2.eu/staty.php?language=E

http://navalhistory.flixco.info/H/bx53056/1668/r0.htm

It says that my ship floats and take 94.6 torpedoes.

Let us see the SpringSharp... I'd be interested in knowing what she looks like!

How?

Use the 'Select All' and 'Copy' functions under the 'Edit' tab.
Then come here, 'Paste' the info into the text area- surrounding it with 'Quote' tabs never hurts, and then we can all see the design.

Or alternatively click "make report" and copy it into the text area like Carthaginian said

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