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Wulfmann · 09-22-05, 09:50 PM

Nice models, very nice.

BTW, the Arizona is sister to the Pennsylvania and the Nevada is sister to the Oklahoma, so there would only be one ship to model per class.
Most of the older battleships were rebuilt and did not re-enter service until mid 1944. Although a few undamaged were on defensive patrols as back up behind the fleet at Midway or the Aleutians, like Colorado and Pennsylvania. A few old ones showed up at Normandy for shore pounding, a job they were well suited too. Nevada, Texas and the ancient Arkansas were there.
The Texas and New York were used as convoy escorts on the mid Atlantic convoys (New York-Casablanca) and being sisters this might be the only logical one (Nevada was briefly used as well) for SH3.

Wulfmann

09-22-05, 09:50 PM	#4
Wulfmann Ace of the Deep Join Date: May 2005 Location: Florida Posts: 1,010 Downloads: 1 Uploads: 0	Nice models, very nice. BTW, the Arizona is sister to the Pennsylvania and the Nevada is sister to the Oklahoma, so there would only be one ship to model per class. Most of the older battleships were rebuilt and did not re-enter service until mid 1944. Although a few undamaged were on defensive patrols as back up behind the fleet at Midway or the Aleutians, like Colorado and Pennsylvania. A few old ones showed up at Normandy for shore pounding, a job they were well suited too. Nevada, Texas and the ancient Arkansas were there. The Texas and New York were used as convoy escorts on the mid Atlantic convoys (New York-Casablanca) and being sisters this might be the only logical one (Nevada was briefly used as well) for SH3. Wulfmann __________________ "The right to keep and bear arms should not be infringed upon, if only to prevent tyranny in government" Thomas Jefferson,; Constitutional debates