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Author: | Shigure [ September 27th, 2021, 3:51 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Antara 2.5 |
Dayson-class torpedoboat destroyer The Daysons were the first Antaran destroyers to make use of a raised forecastle, vastly improving its sea-keeping. As a result of this, they were also the first true ocean-going destroyers in the navy and operated alongside the the battle line, however their range was still very limited and could not travel far from port. Specifications Displacement - 720 tonnes standard Speed - 28 knots Range - 1000nm at 10 knots Armament - 2xI 76mm/50, 6xI 50mm/55 Torpedoes - 4xI 450mm Ships in class Dayson - sunk in collision, 1320 Boyles - scrapped, 1321 Sutton - sunk as target ship, 1322 Bates - scrapped, 1321 O'Conner - torpedoed, 1319 Ramos - scrapped, 1311 Colette - scrapped, 1321 |
Author: | maomatic [ September 27th, 2021, 6:37 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Antara 2.5 |
Lovely looking DDs and cruisers. Well done. |
Author: | Shigure [ September 28th, 2021, 12:49 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Antara 2.5 |
Lovely looking DDs and cruisers. Well done.
Thanks!
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Author: | Shigure [ September 29th, 2021, 6:20 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Antara 2.5 |
Octavia & Eriss-class torpedoboat destroyers The Octavias, and their cousins the Eriss class, were Antara's first torpedoboat destroyers. Despite being screens to defend the fleet from torpedo boat attacks, they themselves also carried torpedoes with which to conduct their own attacks with. They were fast, maneuverable, and carried small rapid fire guns to engage other torpedo boats with. However they had very poor seakeeping ability, a problem with which a solution was attempted in the Eriss's moderately raised forecastle. This was ultimately unsuccessful, and their ability to fight on the high seas was null until later destroyers were launched. Specifications Displacement - 450 tonnes standard Speed - 28 knots Range - 1000nm at 10 knots Armament - 2xI 76mm/50, 4xI 50mm/55 Torpedoes - 2xI 450mm Ships in class Octavia - sold for scrap, 1321 Lamson - sold for scrap, 1320 Celestia - sold for scrap, 1321 Jester - sold for scrap, 1321 Benson - sold for scrap, 1321 Darter - sunk in surface action, 1318 Eriss - sold for scrap, 1321 Atconson - sold for scrap, 1320 Gremary - sold for scrap, 1321 Nora - sold for scrap, 1321 Bastion - sold for scrap, 1320 Lowe - lost in training accident, 1315 Hoffman - sold for scrap, 1321 Heila - capsized, 1314 |
Author: | Hood [ September 30th, 2021, 7:26 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Antara 2.5 |
Very nice additions to this AU, good to see how the destroyer designs are evolving over time. |
Author: | Shigure [ September 30th, 2021, 12:52 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Antara 2.5 |
Very nice additions to this AU, good to see how the destroyer designs are evolving over time.
Thanks
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Author: | bugsier_060 [ October 2nd, 2021, 3:33 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Antara 2.5 |
very nice, very fine detailed and painted. Fascinating! |
Author: | Shigure [ October 28th, 2021, 6:33 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Antara 2.5 |
Lucentia Bay-class light carrier What would become the Lucentias originally started as far back as the early 60s, for a light carrier design that would play an escort role in a task force rather than the flagship it would eventually become. Back then, the missile was thought to bring surface combatants back as the core of a fleet, rather than the aircraft carrier. Many admirals at the wanted to shelf the fleet carrier, and build light carriers instead. Ultimately the original idea never came to pass, but the rising threat of submarines in the 70s restarted the light carrier project. This time round the navy was in need of cheaper vessel capable of flying ASW aircraft and acting as a hunter-killer flagship. Its S/VTOL project was also restarted to give the vessel its own CAP aircraft capable of launching from a short runway. The vessel grew in size to account for the fact that most of its escorting destroyers at the time would not be able to carry a large manned ASW helicopter. The ship was capable of carrying up 28 craft. Its missile armament consisted of two MkM2 launchers with long-range anti-air RIM-4s and RUR-2 rocket-propelled torpedoes. The class saw action in the Nuclear War, but scored no submarine kills. By the time of the Umsansi Conflicts, they were showing age and were mostly obsolete. All members were retired by 1425. Specifications Tonnage - 34 000 tonnes standard Speed - 32 knots Range - Unlimited Gun armament - 2xII 76mm/70 Mk74, 1xII 127mm/52 Mk53 (as built) Missile armament -x2 MkM2 with RUR-2 & RIM-4 Ships in class Lucentia Bay - scrapped, 1423 Holdava Bay - sunk in weapons testing, 1425 Maya Bay - scrapped, 1420 Dendara Sea - sunk in weapons testing, 1414 |
Author: | Shigure [ November 9th, 2021, 11:36 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Antara 2.5 |
Updated the Shiloh class with post-war refits. |
Author: | StealthJester [ November 10th, 2021, 4:36 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Antara 2.5 |
Greetings! A most impressive group of cruisers - I quite like the postwar design progression - Cheers! Stealthjester |
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