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linerkiller · 10-26-07, 07:06 AM

PERFECT!!!!!!

But I have a question:
The original liner isn't very good, because it seems "futuristic" for ww2.
In fact the majority of the liners involved in the war were "old style" ones. I would like to replace it with a ship of this type:

SS Carinthia used as aux. cruiser, sunk by Endrass U-46

or this

SS Viceroy of India sunk by U-407

Maybe similar displacement, same lenght, but with bow and stern modified to look older...( right bow and maybe a "cruiser stern" like the majority of passenger ships built during 1910-1915)

10-26-07, 07:06 AM	#2
linerkiller Captain Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Modena,Italy Posts: 486 Downloads: 36 Uploads: 0	PERFECT!!!!!! But I have a question: The original liner isn't very good, because it seems "futuristic" for ww2. In fact the majority of the liners involved in the war were "old style" ones. I would like to replace it with a ship of this type: SS Carinthia used as aux. cruiser, sunk by Endrass U-46 or this SS Viceroy of India sunk by U-407 Maybe similar displacement, same lenght, but with bow and stern modified to look older...( right bow and maybe a "cruiser stern" like the majority of passenger ships built during 1910-1915) __________________ "A hard drill makes an easy battle" Alexander V. Suvorov "When we realized that our clubbing and kickings were being administered by the burned, mutilated survivors of our handiwork, we found we could take it with less prejudice." Captain Richard "Dick" O'Kane-USS Tang http://www.youtube.com/user/willembrock