Awesome! Can't wait to see more of this class! Question: will you be doing the reconstruction versions of this class and the Cesares? I might do the rebuilds in the future, as for more of this class, unless I actually find something about what they looked like, I won't be doing much with these in t...
Folowing up on the Conte Di Cavour class is the Andrea Doria class. With the sister ship Caio Duilio they formed a pair of follow-up class to the Cavour class, and designed as a response to the French Bretagne class. Armed with the same 13x12in guns and a length of 176m, nothing has changed much. Sp...
Here comes some AU designs for Italy. The first one is the Conte di Cavour class. Arnament is mostly the same, but the hull has features from the real life Andrea Doria, namely the shorter forecastle deck, and the Q turret dropped down one deck. Half of the 4,7in secondary battery is placed in the r...
Italy Real Life: Giulio Caesare as commisioned in 1914: https://i.imgur.com/P7okjZ3.png Conte di Cavour as commisioned in 1915: https://i.imgur.com/MQdxic5.png Conte di Cavour as she appeared in the early 1920s: https://i.imgur.com/I2WXZyi.png Andrea Doria as commisioned in 1915: https://i.imgur.com...
With the completion of the Conte di Cavour and the Guilio Caesare, I finally have the motivation to finish the drawing I started on of the Francecso Caracciolo class. At 212m long, 29,6m wide, and weighting in at 34k tons, they were a class of 4 ships planned, with a top speed of 28kts. This would m...
As I started working on the Francesco Carracciolo for my KuK-Au, I also started working on the Cavour class. I tried to approximate the WWI dark bluish-grey that the Regia Marina was using. The Cavour class had a rather unique, and asymmetrical 13x12"/46 caliber guns, with two twin superfiring over ...
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