Photos Treaty shipyards

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  1. Kun2112

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    Nikki, I've only got my Richelieu set up for big gun right now.
     
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    Matt's new H-39.
     
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    Who built the hull?
     
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    The H-39 is around 76 inches long (I think).
    The hull was made by Dreadnaught hulls if I remember correctly.
    The deck came with the hull. It is made from fiberglass as well.
    Mikey
     
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    I thought that looked like one of Michael's hulls.
    My club just held it's first ANZAC weekend battle, and Michael attended with his Lion class BB and T2 tanker.
    He's a menace to all and sundry on the pond, and a bloody nice guy off it.
     
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    Well..
    With a name like Michael..
    He has to be good people.
    Haha.
    Mikey
     
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    You know, if I build my O-class this winter, next year we could have the H-39, Bismark, Schlachtkreuzer O, and Kreuzer-P on the water at the same time....
    Plan-Z anyone? :D
     
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    That's interesting..
    I found a set of plans in the mail for the O-class this week.
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    So the ship has 3 rudders?
     
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    H-39 has three rudders in direct line behind three shafts.
    Mikey
     
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    Indeed.
    Dustin's Kongo.
    He is working on the superstructure now.
    I will post photos soon.
    Mikey