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Discussion in 'Atlantic Naval Conflict' started by Erich, Mar 14, 2008.

  1. Erich

    Erich Alte Hase

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    the profile work is gorgeous

    the two chaps have worked closely for the Hipper, Scheer, Lützow, Prinz Eugen and a couple of other larger warships of the Kriegsmarine. the thread is graphic intensive so give it a little time to load up. you can then click each profile box and click the second time for a full on large view. Impressive work as I have stated to Antonio

    enjoy this and the whole Naval History forum threads :cool:

    KBismarck.org - Naval Discussion Forums :: View topic - A ship history : Heavy Cruiser Adm Scheer

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    von Poop Waspish

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    Those are brilliant.
    I'm just starting to become intrigued by Naval stuff, so I particularly liked the illustrated timelines of the ship's history too. Really nice idea as a concise and easy way of showing the changes over time in these big beasts.

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    Erich Alte Hase

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    that's what I thought as well from 1940 onward and the evolution of the heavies. more and more Flak added to counter the aerial threat something not really thought of in early war
     
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    Za Rodinu Aquila non capit muscas

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    Now THAT is a labour of love!!!
     
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    PzJgr Drill Instructor

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    Yes indeed. Excellent work. Some graphs and photos I have not found. Not an expert on the Kriegsmarine but I have had an interests on the larger ships and have done some searches so am surprised at the photos especially those of 1945.
     

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