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Rowlf!! - 8/20/2002 6:34:24 PM

Ron Saueracker

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Great work on the ship profiles. Do you plan on fixing more? US DDs could use a complete workover. Many other ships, such as cruisers, auxilliaries, are really boxy and could use some work. I'll send you an online image source.

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Re: Rowlf!! - 8/21/2002 1:42:57 AM

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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Ron Saueracker
[B]Great work on the ship profiles. Do you plan on fixing more? US DDs could use a complete workover. Many other ships, such as cruisers, auxilliaries, are really boxy and could use some work. I'll send you an online image source. [/B][/QUOTE]I plan on chewing my through just about all of them. Yesterday I did the Japanese AV/CSs and a couple of the carriers. (Then I noticed that they have removed the Mizuho from the db since it was sunk by sub near Japan on May 2, 1942, but what the heck :D) When I finish the carriers, I'll post the Japanese AV/CS/CV and go on to the next set (Japanese DDs).

Eventually I will get through the Japanese and will switch to the Allies.

Some of the ships are hard to find either a photograph (broad on the beam) or a line drawing of. One thing I'm noticing, is that it seems that the Japanese never kept the ships of a class fairly standard. It's remarkable how many changes there are from ship to ship within a class. (Where the plane is, stacks, etc.) :D

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