Best I could find is from this Russian site: http://seawarpeace.ru/deutsch/flug/01_main/03_21.htmlDo you have more detailed blueprints of the 21000t design of aircraft carrier?
I think I have a couple of plans for the 36A Mob and at least some general layout line drawings for the Type 1937 in pictures of books, but you need to do a little digging.Wow Sarcasticat. I do not know how you got the drawings, but wow and thank you. I have spent the last few years looking for information on Panzershiff Lutzow, and in 5 minutes bang.
Do you have any drawings for 1936A Mob destroyer or 1937 Type torpedo boat T13-T21?
Your Google Drive? You will need to share a link, which you should be able to get by clicking on the name of the folder you want to share, clicking "Share" and copying and pasting the link provided.How can I share my google disc to this forum? I can´t put here some blueprints because they are to big.
You mean Stortebecker II fast battleship? S&S is Nassau like hull but long, narrow armed with 28cm and 21cm, i might to post the rests and hoping their file sizes bearable.The twin 34cm/45 is present on at least one pre-1910 design IIRC (Schnell und Stark and/or Stortebecker II),
I actually didn´t if you click on link on google drive i posted yesterday you can find blueprint this is based on.Didn't you put the bridge superstructure on the wrong side?
Alexi, can you please give the link to the flush-deck version?Aircraft Carrier B also digitalized too, only the first part (main drawings) and there are two designs (one with island and one full flush-deck, with side exhausts.)
Thanks a lot. Are you sure it was a flush-decker?Here's picture, direct link doesn't work on invenio am afraid.
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Love the look of the German St. Louis. That's a lotta 15cm guns.Here is some intresting armoured cruiser projects from the Bundesarchive (Ive reduced the size of each file bymyself)
First a some sort of preliminary layout for Fürst Bismarck, then a seriously upgunned (18 15cm !) Prinz Heinrich, and set of 1907 vintage of small (~7000ts) armoured cruisers from the era of battlecruisers. I would really be intressed to find out more of these designs, as they go so much against the main trends of the time and the rather sticky Fleet-law based construction plans.
Noting the inclusion of the 15cm secondary battery and unchanged machinery plant...virtually 1:1 GZ 1936. I wonder if there are later revisions of Fzt B.Ah sorry for misinformation, i was assuming because some minor differences and there's some ducts tapering on the side, so i thought is a flush-decker, that one probably show a different sections of the hull.
Here's island one.
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128s are in Drh L C/38's, but the elevation is much higher than the 65 degrees on the production model. Maybe an altered design with greater elevation. Still odd...only in were 1942 was diesel-only designs considered, and of course only in 1940 was there V-engine designs such as this one...the shape of the Drh L C/41 was well-known by this point, so these are certainly Drh L C/38s. I wonder if they are using the SK C/34.Here's the recently digitalized 20000 tons hybrid cruiser-carrier with 12.8cm DP, no specifications and seems to be inspired from Prinz Eugen hull.
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I suspect Trumpeter believes that FzT B would be practically 1:1 GZ, at least until it was past the point of construction where the 15cm sponsons had already been added...from there the usual idea that they would be removed comes into play...while removing the ammo storage for alternative use would be a good idea, the 15cm twins actually do not take up much internal space themselves. Maybe some sort of story revolving around increasing aircraft fuel capacity by reducing ammo storage is in play here...but I definitely would not do that by removing 10.5cm AAA.Yes , I agree with you. The reduction of SL-6 rangefinders and 105mm guns is weird. But plating over 150mm casemates might indicate bigger hangar, or at least I think so. Or when germany didn´t need GZ for original role they would uninstall the 150mm guns to save weight and space for other AA ammo. Everything is only my idea, so don´t take it so seriously please, I am just wondering why trumpeter did these modifications.
RM 25/22470, the same place you found the Atlantic Battleship-Carrier hybrids and invenio got updated again, time for some digging.However, an RM number posted along with it would be helpful in my search for them later.
Look in the google drive on first page there you will find almost everything that was shown on this forum.Is there any armor data regarding H-40a and H-40b?
I believe there was, either in Breyer's Battleships and Battlecruisers 1905-1970 or in the NavTechEU documents for H-class battleships...I think I've posted both of those in the Share Drive.Is there any armor data regarding H-40a and H-40b?
Never mind that post, have a brainfart moment, what i mean the rear catapult could use as either launching scout planes (and recovered via loading crane) or act as 3rd launchers for efficiency.
I think that would use Richelieu like tactic. They would go bow in against them and show as little broadside as possible.It's one of the better of the German hybrids that I've ever seen.
Still not sure all those forward turrets would be a good idea given the turbulent air they would cause over the flightdeck but it seems a more usable design overall.
It seems to have a very heavy AA-oriented armament so I presume this dates from 1941-42 period? It still feels odd why they chose a cruiser layout given it only has 12.8cm guns, a traditional carrier layout with sided mounts would still provide good defensive arcs. I'm not particularly convinced such a battery really allows for traditional 'cruiser' employment, even against merchants.