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keltos01 · 02-18-09, 03:53 AM

Thanks Dagon !

Btw did you make your Leninet class sub available for SH4 ?

I am interrested in it since I-25 accidentally sunk L16

L16Torpedoed by Japanese submarine I25 on 11 October 1942, near the coast of Oregon while being transferred to the Soviet Northern Fleet
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leninets_class_submarine

Another question, after the english sub wouldn't you like to make us an italian one, a Marcello-class ? They had cuiser types operating out of Bordeaux and Penang. This type belonged to the three axis powers during the war ! (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italian...ine_Cappellini)

http://regiamarina.net/subs/classes/...arcello_us.htm

The Marcello-class was a class of submarines of the Italian Navy ("Regia Marina"). They were long-range single hull boats with internal ballast tanks and external blisters, derived directly from the Glauco-class submarine. They had a maximum operational depth of 100 metres (330 ft), and a normal fuel load of 59 tons. They were among the best Italian submarines of World War II, with good speed, strength, and manoeuvrability.

Spassiba,

Keltos

02-18-09, 03:53 AM	#79
keltos01 Silent Hunter Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Milan Italy Posts: 4,999 Downloads: 114 Uploads: 18	Thanks Dagon ! Btw did you make your Leninet class sub available for SH4 ? I am interrested in it since I-25 accidentally sunk L16 L16Torpedoed by Japanese submarine I25 on 11 October 1942, near the coast of Oregon while being transferred to the Soviet Northern Fleet http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leninets_class_submarine Another question, after the english sub wouldn't you like to make us an italian one, a Marcello-class ? They had cuiser types operating out of Bordeaux and Penang. This type belonged to the three axis powers during the war ! (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italian...ine_Cappellini) http://regiamarina.net/subs/classes/...arcello_us.htm The Marcello-class was a class of submarines of the Italian Navy ("Regia Marina"). They were long-range single hull boats with internal ballast tanks and external blisters, derived directly from the Glauco-class submarine. They had a maximum operational depth of 100 metres (330 ft), and a normal fuel load of 59 tons. They were among the best Italian submarines of World War II, with good speed, strength, and manoeuvrability. Spassiba, Keltos __________________ "Honorable Builder of Sinking Ships" Last edited by keltos01; 02-18-09 at 04:06 AM.