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Re: Postwar navy.

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Welcome to the feeling I have a little too often, Nektarios.
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Re: Postwar navy.

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Ah, i quess the 127mm(5'') does fit very well on the lcs nek.
The 57mm is indeed a bit to small.
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Re: Postwar navy.

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I finished yesterday another couple of upgraded OHP class.

First FFG-43 belonging to DESRON 23.

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Various 1/700 aircraft.
Juan Carlos I LHD 1/700.
HMAS Canbera LHD 1/700.
FGS Type 122 class FFG 1/700.
LSD-41 class LPD 1/700.
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Re: Postwar navy.

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and FFG-61 belonging to DESRON 9

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All comments and questions are welcome.
On the workbench:

Various 1/700 aircraft.
Juan Carlos I LHD 1/700.
HMAS Canbera LHD 1/700.
FGS Type 122 class FFG 1/700.
LSD-41 class LPD 1/700.
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Re: Postwar navy.

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Looking good. Perhaps in the next batch you can model them after the Australian Adelaide's with the 8 cell VLS launcher forward of the MK 13 launcher.
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Re: Postwar navy.

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:thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: as always.
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Re: Postwar navy.

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They do look nice, Nektarios - I would think that a good reason to use Flyhawk's 32-cell VLS blocks for the extra detailing, the hatches are hard to pick out in the images, but hard to mistake the rest of it my friend.

Keep up the good work!
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Re: Postwar navy.

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pingjockey wrote:Looking good. Perhaps in the next batch you can model them after the Australian Adelaide's with the 8 cell VLS launcher forward of the MK 13 launcher.
Although the Australian modernisation program is quite interesting i wanted to arm my OHP with the best combination of armament this class could carry. I replaced the Mk-13 launcher with a 32-cell Mk-41 VLS, added RAM for better defance against anti ship missiles.

I would place in the 32 VLS cells the following:

64 ESSMs in 16 cells (16x4)
8 VL ASROC in 8 cells and
16 Harpoon Block II in 8 cells (8x2)

ESSMs would be the replacement for SM-1
VLA would improve ASW and
Harpoon Block II would add land attack capability.

I think this way the modernised OHP would become a multi purpose ship capable of serving in the first two decades of the 21st century.
On the workbench:

Various 1/700 aircraft.
Juan Carlos I LHD 1/700.
HMAS Canbera LHD 1/700.
FGS Type 122 class FFG 1/700.
LSD-41 class LPD 1/700.
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Re: Postwar navy.

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Sauragnmon wrote:They do look nice, Nektarios - I would think that a good reason to use Flyhawk's 32-cell VLS blocks for the extra detailing, the hatches are hard to pick out in the images, but hard to mistake the rest of it my friend.

Keep up the good work!

That is a great idea Simon. I ll probably do it in the future.
On the workbench:

Various 1/700 aircraft.
Juan Carlos I LHD 1/700.
HMAS Canbera LHD 1/700.
FGS Type 122 class FFG 1/700.
LSD-41 class LPD 1/700.
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Re: Postwar navy.

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Nektarios wrote:
pingjockey wrote:Looking good. Perhaps in the next batch you can model them after the Australian Adelaide's with the 8 cell VLS launcher forward of the MK 13 launcher.
Although the Australian modernisation program is quite interesting i wanted to arm my OHP with the best combination of armament this class could carry. I replaced the Mk-13 launcher with a 32-cell Mk-41 VLS, added RAM for better defance against anti ship missiles.

I would place in the 32 VLS cells the following:

64 ESSMs in 16 cells (16x4)
8 VL ASROC in 8 cells and
16 Harpoon Block II in 8 cells (8x2)

ESSMs would be the replacement for SM-1
VLA would improve ASW and
Harpoon Block II would add land attack capability.

I think this way the modernised OHP would become a multi purpose ship capable of serving in the first two decades of the 21st century.
Your OHP's definitely carry a punch. :smallsmile:
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Re: Postwar navy.

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Nektarios - nice ship as always. Here are a few shots of the USS Portland LSD37 that I am currently working on. As always any comments are welcome. I have not yet settled on the well deck layout, but this is what I am leaning towards.

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J Goodacre wrote:Nektarios - nice ship as always. Here are a few shots of the USS Portland LSD37 that I am currently working on. As always any comments are welcome. I have not yet settled on the well deck layout, but this is what I am leaning towards.

Happy Modeling - John

Looks great so far John i like your scratchbuilt sponsons for the Phallanx. The Satcoms and electronics indicate that the ship is represented in 2000-2003 timeframe.
On the workbench:

Various 1/700 aircraft.
Juan Carlos I LHD 1/700.
HMAS Canbera LHD 1/700.
FGS Type 122 class FFG 1/700.
LSD-41 class LPD 1/700.
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Re: Postwar navy.

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Nektarios wrote: Looks great so far John i like your scratchbuilt sponsons for the Phallanx. The Satcoms and electronics indicate that the ship is represented in 2000-2003 timeframe.
That is correct about the time frame, I think I am going to have the vehicles in both green and desert colors, because I am not sure what is correct for that time frame. I think it is a mix bag for them.

Thanks for the comments, John
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Re: Postwar navy.

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J Goodacre wrote:
Nektarios wrote: Looks great so far John i like your scratchbuilt sponsons for the Phallanx. The Satcoms and electronics indicate that the ship is represented in 2000-2003 timeframe.
That is correct about the time frame, I think I am going to have the vehicles in both green and desert colors, because I am not sure what is correct for that time frame. I think it is a mix bag for them.

Thanks for the comments, John

This is absolutely correct for the timeframe John. Take a look:

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On the workbench:

Various 1/700 aircraft.
Juan Carlos I LHD 1/700.
HMAS Canbera LHD 1/700.
FGS Type 122 class FFG 1/700.
LSD-41 class LPD 1/700.
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Re: Postwar navy.

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I found this new kit on the Fleetnet blogspot. It is the new Norwegian Aegis FFG

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On the workbench:

Various 1/700 aircraft.
Juan Carlos I LHD 1/700.
HMAS Canbera LHD 1/700.
FGS Type 122 class FFG 1/700.
LSD-41 class LPD 1/700.
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Re: Postwar navy.

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oh my oh my now that is some DIY - damn, getting one of those for my birthday would be sweet, it'd be like "ok, YOU figure out what you want this to be" Whif in a Box, for sure!
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1/700 USS CANBERRA (CAG-2 ),Modified from the model of trumpeter's Baltimore class
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Re: Postwar navy.

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:thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: Bravo! Bravo! well done!
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Ohhhhhhh............
Fantastic :woo_hoo:
This type of ship I like very much :thumbs_up_1:

Good job :thumbs_up_1:
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