All about uncompleted major warships
Feature article about the development of the US Navy’s most powerful battleship class
Feature article about the development of the US Navy’s most powerful battleship class
Royal Navy battlecruiser Design Y
Two smaller designs have been worked out as well as part of the negotiations strategy for the 2nd Naval Treaty of London. The Staff requirements still maintained a main battery of 9-16″ guns but they were willing to give up some speed and part of the secondary battery while at the same time increasing the…
Since I’ve been working on this project as well, I’m happy to share the announcement of TF:A Vol. I, American carrier battles! Check it out below: In later installments there is a good chance for some Warship Projects to appear :)!
Great Britain tried very hard for many years to keep the 35.000 ton limit set by the Washington Treaty as long as possible. They committed first to building new ships after the expiration of the building holiday and came up with the King George V class. To get the ships into service at the earliest…
The Imperial Japanese Navy’s Yamato class’ design history
A-57 battleship design
A-55 battleship design
United States Navy Anti-Aircraft BB conversion for BB66 Scheme G
United States Navy North Carolina class preliminary Battleship Design F
United States Navy North Carolina class preliminary Battleship Design C
United States Navy North Carolina class preliminary Battleship Design B
United States Navy North Carolina class preliminary Battleship Design A
Design and development of the Dual Monarchy’s capital ships
United States Navy North Carolina class preliminary Battleship Design H
United States Navy North Carolina class preliminary Battleship Design D
Imperial Japanese Navy B-65* class Large Cruiser Design
Imperial Japanese Navy B-65 class Large Cruiser Design
KuK Kriegsmarine Project II Battlecruiser
KuK Kriegsmarine Project If Battlecruiser
HOOD and her sisters
KuK Kriegsmarine Project Ie Battlecruiser
KuK Kriegsmarine Project Id Battlecruiser
KuK Kriegsmarine Project Ic Battlecruiser
KuK Kriegsmarine Project Ib Battlecruiser
KuK Kriegsmarine Project Ia Battlecruiser
United States Navy Large Cruiser CA-2D
Early designs and HOOD preliminaries
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Imperial Japanese Navy Number 13 class Capital Ship Preliminary Design Z
Imperial Japanese Navy Number 13 class Capital Ship Preliminary Design Y
Imperial Japanese Navy Number 13 class Capital Ship Preliminary Design X
Imperial Japanese Navy Number 13 class Capital Ship Preliminary Design O
Imperial Japanese Navy Number 13 class Capital Ship Preliminary Design N
Imperial Japanese Navy Number 13 class Capital Ship Preliminary Design M
Imperial Japanese Navy Number 13 class Capital Ship Preliminary Design L
Imperial Japanese Navy Number 13 class Capital Ship Preliminary Design K
United States Navy 1919 Small Battleship Study A7
Royal Navy Crown Colony Class Light Cruiser Preliminary Design K25F
These two designs, outwardly similar were the last with 16″ guns and represented the ultimate 4 quad layout for a total of 16 guns. This required a longer hull and so displacement rose to 54.000 tons, despite using the very weight-efficient quad turrets. Below are models of H and I/J: ‘J’ attempted to reduce displacement…
Design H applied all quad turrets except in position A, where the hull is the narrowest – this allowed for a slight reduction in length and 2.000 tons less displacement
Imperial Japanese Navy Number 13 class Capital Ship – Preliminary Design G
Imperial Japanese Navy Number 13 class Capital Ship – Preliminary Design F
Imperial Japanese Navy Number 13 class Capital Ship – Preliminary Design E
Imperial Japanese Navy Number 13 class Capital Ship – Preliminary Design D
Imperial Japanese Navy Number 13 class Capital Ship – Preliminary Design C
Imperial Japanese Navy Number 13 class Capital Ship – Preliminary Design B
Imperial Japanese Navy Number 13 class Capital Ship – Preliminary Design A
Lexington class battlecruisers – Part 3.
The Lexington class battlecruisers – Part 2.
Lexington osztályú csatacirkálók
Feature article about the development of the US Navy’s most powerful battleship class
The Lexington class battlecruisers – Part 1
Warship Projects 1900-1950 