FastGun SMS Nassau

Discussion in 'From Stem to Stern: Warships In Detail' started by thegeek, Dec 29, 2015.

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  1. SteveT44

    SteveT44 Well-Known Member

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    Note how Carl mounts all the pneumatics, cannons, and controls to the underside of the removable one piece deck. This is a technique I've replicated in my builds. Pull the deck and you have easy access to everything. Much better IMO than attached decks with separate tiny little hatches to work through.
     
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  2. NASAAN101

    NASAAN101 Well-Known Member

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    she needs resheeted :p
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  3. thegeek

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    Nah probably good for next year too:)
     
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  4. irnuke

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    SMS Dreadnought battleships proved in 1916 that they can take a tremendous beating and still stay afloat. Ming is demonstrating that that is still true today
     
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  5. NASAAN101

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    She's more deadly in big gun :)
     
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