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Fantastic looking,always love the red&white stripping on the bow deck,trust the Italians to have a bit of style with there ships:up:
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Duliio tale of the tape.
Displacement: As built: 22,956 tons normal 24,729 tons full load As modernized: 26,434 tons normal 29,391 tons full load Length: 168.96 m (554.3 ft) Beam: 28.03 m (92.0 ft) Draft: 8.58 m (28.1 ft) Propulsion: As built: Steam turbine system 20 boilers 4 shafts 30,000 shp As modernized: Steam turbine system 8 Yarrow type boilers 2 shafts 75,000 shp Speed: As built: 21 knots (39 km/h) As modernized: 27 knots (50 km/h) Complement: As built: 1,233 As modernized: 1,485 Armament: As built: 13 × 305 mm (12 in) guns (Three triple and two double turrets) 16 × 152 mm (6 in) guns 13 × 76 mm (3 in) guns 6 × 76 mm anti-aircraft guns 3 × 533 mm (21 in) torpedo tubes As modernized: 10 × 320 mm (12.6 in) guns (Two triple and two double turrets) 12 × 135 mm (5.3 in) guns (Four triple turrets) 13 × 76 mm guns 10 × 90 mm (3.5 in) anti-aircraft guns 15 × 37 mm anti-aircraft guns 16 × 20 mm anti-aircraft guns Armor: Belt: 100 mm Turrets: 275 mm Decks: 250 mm |
Shouldn't the guns look like this?
http://www.serafimov.com/public/general/roma32.jpg |
Something like this ^_^
You know, Duilio and Cavour class had 320guns instead 381 of littorio class, btw design is similar! (What a nice model in your image! °_°) |
That's the image I'm useing to finish the Italian triples.
:yep: Check out the model here. http://www.military-meshes.com/forum...hread.php?t=87 The Doubles are nearly done. I started the Italian Guns just after the Averof Guns were released. ;) |
I didn't know this, but i've started an italian battleship...
Ok, i'm from Italy, but this "randomness" is interesting :hmm: :up: |
The Guy did a fantastic job!
For more images of his work. http://www.serafimov.com/public/phpB...wtopic.php?t=5 |
OMG i cant believe it another BB for SH3.............. fast fast on the download list! And this :rock: :rock: :rock:
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Duilio
Great Work VonDos!:up: Glad to see you're still turning these high quality ships out, and en masse too.:D I agree that both the Cavour and Doria class BBs are so similar, once you have completed one, the other shouldn't be too hard to kitbash - two birds with one stone so to speak.:hmm:
Also, do you have plans to work on a UK carrier or a French cruiser anytime soon?:hmm: |
I think this will work for the triples as a start.
http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n.../Roma_Guns.jpg |
First ingame image
Update image down here!
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Those Italians, even make their battleships artistic. :up:
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At a first glance, I would suggest four small adjustments: 1. The forecastle on the Duilio's and Cesare's is shorter than on the Littorio's: it should end just aft of the 90mm guns and not at the C turret; 2. As far as I remember, there were no visible anti-torpedo bulges ("controcarene" in Italian) on the Duilio's and the Cesare's; I will check this one out, anyway [EDIT: I checked that: in fact the Duilio's relied only on internal anti-torpedo protection (the so called "Cilindri Pugliese"); no external bulges]; 3. The ships were somewhat lower on the water (IMO also the SH3 rendering of the Roma is a bit too high on the water); 4. The grey the Regia Marina used before the war (i. e. before camouflage of the ships) is lighter and a little bit more blue-ish (San Giorgio looks much better to me). As for the turrets, the twin mount looks quite good to me; the triple turret instead is decidedly too big and "square". I wonder if the best solution wouldn't be to modify the twin turret in order to fit in a third barrel. :up: "Keep up the good job, kaleun!" :cool: Buhring |
One more note: the platforms of the turrets should be smaller, in order not to be wider than the turrets themselves.
Cheers Buhring |
Von Dos,
You are the man! I needed an Andrea Doria class battleship bad and Cavour class! Right now there's no IT BBs or Heavy Cruisers in that weight class. :up: (I am right now in the middle of scripting the First Battle of Sirte. I'll put them both to immediate use when you're done with them.) |
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