Cleveland, United States Light Cruiser laid down 1938 Displacement: 12,509 t light; 14,023 t standard; 16,600 t normal; 18,662 t full load Dimensions: Length (overall / waterline) x beam x draught (normal/deep) (721.78 ft / 721.78 ft) x 59.06 ft x (27.89 / 30.36 ft) (220.00 m / 220.00 m) x 18.00 m ...
Hi my comments on the ship (I agree with eltf177 would be the shorter version) If you have DP 6" you don't need the 5" (and 55cal guns will not be easy to hand load anyway) The TDS is irrelevant (to thin to work) ditch it. Main belt does not fully cover magazines and engineering spaces = bad 'Natur...
As a kind reminder to all, that this is ship drawing forum for shipbucket style, all other posts belongs to our offtopic sections I believe that your a mod then? If the others go and say 'oh, X, Y, and Z are odd/bad design choices so do A, B, and C' I'm ok with that. Helps me refine the craft. That...
Well, first up is a US ship designed before the universe's WW1 (WW2 in our timeline): Cleveland, United States Light Cruiser laid down 1938 Displacement: 10,333 t light; 11,854 t standard; 14,000 t normal; 15,717 t full load Dimensions: Length (overall / waterline) x beam x draught (normal/deep) (59...
Then I'm sorry that I've wasted your guy's time. :cry: Still, I like the ship designs here. ;) Don't be. It's the internet, it's part of the experience. If you need help with something closer to the real world we'll still be here. If it's any consolidation, is there a way to make the Springsharp de...
I'm sorry to say I doubt anyone here is going to be able to help you. You're asking for a scify ship, not anything remotely realistic. That in and of itself is not an issue, but it does mean we're talking pure aesthetics rather than ship design. Frankly I suspect you'd be better off going to devian...
Well, I'm decent on getting specs but apparently I'm not good enough to draw ships. Any time I even USE the 'beginner's guide' here it's just a god damned mess. However, a partner and I are looking for people who can draw up ship designs for us, and since Shipbucket is a wealth of ship drawing badas...
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