The jump from St. Louis to Phoenix is awkward, but a necessary weasel if we don't want to have the lower tier American CL line be entirely paper. :lol: aww but i love paper ship The Worcester needs to be balanced against the Des Moines, but those two are going to be in the top tier regardless of an...
1st note: technically the USS St.louis (C-20) is a protected cruiser that later got reclassified as a Heavy Cruiser. a better replacement for light cruisers would be the Chester Class which was a scout cruiser that was later reclassified as a light cruiser or the Denver class cruiser which were orig...
looks great, I used to not care for and think the design of the G3/N3 battlecruisers looked really weird, but you know what after a while it's kinda grown on me. anyway great job man, looks awesome
here is the current rendition: http://i.imgur.com/dSgz2yu.png I believe I scaled the top view of the ship correctly, however while working on it a bit i noticed that the image isn't actually symmetrical. unless keeping the planes wing when I highlighted all of it changed the center and messed it up ...
Very nice attempt at CA-B! I hope once you have done this you will do the CA-C and maybe some of the CA2-x series as well ;). Keep up the good work! Thanks, and that's what I was planning on/thinking of doing. Especially once I get the hang of doing this. As of now I am on vacation so I'm not going...
The overhanging 40mm tub on the stern seems unlikely. The reason many USN cruisers of the period had such a crowded stern is because of their right-aft aircraft handling, which of course does not apply to this design. Something more like the real-life Alaska arrangement seems likely to me. ah ok, I...
here's what I got: http://i.imgur.com/uoDJACZ.png and here is a version with a trial of the Measure 22 camo. http://i.imgur.com/nGOEEkC.png as for what I did overall: 1st i added another life raft on the back part of the aft-most? secondary turret and placed down another 40mm Bofors mount. 2nd after...
Odd, I've always heard them referenced as loaders, even by veterans. But if the TO&E of the US Army of the era called them "Cannoneers" then I submit to the correct term.
Loaders could just be common slang then, I mean Loader is quicker and easier to say then Cannoneer.
I assume Microsoft assumes everyone wants to build 3D printed models these days. Who knows, maybe in 10-15 years time we'll all be making uniform SB models to clutter our homes!
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