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This is a forum for discussion of topics relating to the Dreadnought era, prior to the ascendency of naval aviation. We will be discussing history, ship design, and naval wargaming.
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About Me
- Jim
- I spent 11 years on active duty in the navy. Half was as an enlisted man and half as an officer. My Dad had interested me in the navy and ships, when I was young. I found that I was attracted to doing research, regardless of topic, although much of that research has been in the fields of naval and military history. My Dad was also an artist, and got me drawing and painting since I was three. Much of my work consists of portraits of military and naval historical figures, as well as ships and tanks.
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- Photo of a British Battlecruiser (tentatively labe...
- A photo of the Ger/CL/1919 light cruiser
- My photo of the Ger/CL/1920 fleet cruiser design
- The next step: US/BB/1916
- A new thread: American battleships
- The ultimate development: GB/DD/1941
- The GB/DD/1937 is big enough to have a 15 knot cru...
- The GB/DD/1931 design
- Sort of a British Fubuki class: GB/DD/1927
- The GB/DD/1923 design
- The GB/DD/1921 design
- The GB/DD/1918 design
- My GB/DD/1916 design
- A new design series starting with the GB/DD/1914
- The final step in this design series: GB/CA/1940
- The GB/CA/1937 design
- The GB/CA/1935 design
- The GB/CA/1931 design
- The GB/CA/1927 design
- The GB/CA/1923 design
- The GB/CA/1921 design
- My latest design for a British 8in-gun cruiser lai...
- My quick and dirty GB/CA/1916 design
- Another attempt at an 8in gun cruiser from 1914
- The GB/CL/1937 converted to an 8in-gun cruiser: GB...
- A really extreme ship: the GB/CL/1937 design
- The GB/CL/1935 light cruiser design
- A more capable British light cruiser is possible b...
- The GB/CL/1927 design
- An incremental advance to the GB/CL/1923
- The GB/CL/1921 light cruiser in this design series
- My attempt at a 1918 British light cruiser
- A GB/CL/1916 light cruiser design
- A new GB/CL/1914 design
- A really super heavy cruiser for 1923
- A super ship: the GB/CA/1921
- The British 1918 heavy cruiser worked much better
- A 1916 British 8-in gun cruiser
- A 1914 8-in gunned heavy cruiser
- I went overboard, tonight with the GB/CB/1941
- Talk about an "edgy" design: the GB/CB/1931
- Is this really feasible? the GB/CB/1927
- Another 1921 battlecruiser
- The well-protected GB/CB/1918 with 16in guns
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1 comment:
Jim... I'm confused what these are that we are looking at. Are they drawings made to look like photos? Are they real photos of real ships? If they are not real, they are convincing enough that I'd think it important to spell out the fantasy and not risk causing fabulous misperceptions!
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