S-Boats = T.A.R.D.I.S. (Dr. Who fans will understand)
 

Is it just me or does the command room of the S-Boat seem spacious and roomy? Yet it is the smallest sub in the fleet!

Have the Philly Project boys managed to shift dimensions when retro-fitting the S-Boat. Or has the good Doctor shared some Galliferian technology with the USN!

It just seems much larger on the inside than on the outside.
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I niticed this too, but not sure that the S-boat had dobble hull. That the with on the outside is almost the same inside.....And if you see the boat from strait in the front, is it circular or oval?:)

"Time Lord technology, bigger in the inside,smaller in the outside. (Tenth Doctor, 2006)". :D

Trans-dimensional engineering, a key Time Lord discovery. :yep: :up:



From the Forth Doctor (Tom Baker) "The Robots of Death"

Jmack, can't see the pictures.

hey ??? who deleted my pictures ?
i cant see them also ?

http://www.navsource.org/archives/08/03idx.htm


look in the link above on the s-class boats
there are a few inside photos of the s-boats.
they look quite spacious.

Oh, it's pics of s-boats...I thought that were pics of Doctor Who and the TARDIS. No need to see...ehehheh Kidding....:p

I think the point about the empty S boat interior is that there was nothing it, ie no equipment to speak of they were as basic as you can get.

Looks to me the S-boat was actually quite wide. Since it is not a double hull boat, what you see outside, is what you get inside.

It seems these boats were quite prone to getting sunk by friendly boats.

I love the S-boats Im glad the devs included them in the end.
My first SH4 Kill was in an S-boat, I took out an aircraft) with the deckgun - I went to man the AA gun but quickly realised i didnt have one, but i still go the sucker - quite jammy i thought :D

Third Doctor (Jon Pertwee): "Go ahead, say it..."
Sergeant Benton: "Say what?"
Doctor: "That it's bigger on the inside than the outside."
Benton: "Well, I would have thought that was obvious."
-The Three Doctors (1972)