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Nice work Karle94.

Both Colorados look very impressive!

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Very nice work Karle, I'm envious. I've just started to rough-in the USS Connecticut (BB-18). Tought I'd take a few days break from the Tennessee. I'm I stepping on anyone's toes?

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The Connecticut is as far as I know, not claimed by anyone.

So it has been a while since I last posted here, but alas, I have returned with the 1926 Colorado. She has an extra cat put on top of X turret. She also recieves two new boats.



In 1929-30 she underwent a refit, all 8 76mm guns were replaced with 5"/25 guns, the aft boom crane was removed. She also recieved a new catapult on the fantail. The platform around the bridge was slightly altered.

VERY nice drawing. Spotting platforms look good but you might want to try using the ones I made for the parts sheet (just a suggestion).

Impressive looking drawings!

While the platforms look nice, none of them quite match the ones seen on images of the Colorado. Namely the second tier, it looks as though there is a part sticking out, when images clearly shows, there is nothing above tier one that is wider than tier one.

So,so. Big american flatirons. What a beauty!


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Woah, beautiful drawings, Karle.