New work for CGPitbull Account. Original Design. On CGtrader: https://www.cgtrader.com/cgpitbull On Unity: https://assetstore.unity.com/publishers/3815
This page is part of the Stuff of Legends, a site dedicated to Science Fiction and Fantasy Gaming Miniatures
This page is part of the Stuff of Legends, a site dedicated to Science Fiction and Fantasy Gaming Miniatures
Menu page for photographs of German navy warships from pre-World War One to the Second World War. SMS Nassau to KMS Bismarck
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New work for CGPitbull Account. Original Design. On CGtrader: https://www.cgtrader.com/cgpitbull On Unity: https://assetstore.unity.com/publishers/3815
Illustration, Retouching, Digital Art, Autodesk Maya (All Versions), Adobe Photoshop
CSS Virginia For its time, the USS Monitor represented cutting edge technology and was the mother of the monitor, a shallow draft ship that rides low in the water making a difficult target for enemy guns. Monitors are employed for bombardment of coastal targets.The original USS Monitor was the brainchild of a Swedish engineer, John…
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A visit to BR Swindon Works on 5th August 1970 found pilot scheme BR 'Warship' Class 42 diesel-hydraulics Nos. D801 'Vanguard', in maroon livery and D802 'Formidable', in blue livery being cannibalised for spares. Rated at 2,000 horsepower (instead of the standard 2,200 hp for the remainder of the class), the first three 'Warships' D800 - D802 were early candidates for withdrawal. Indeed, it is remarkable that D802 should have even received the standard BR blue livery, which it couldn't have carried for long. These were the first two of the class to be despatched at Swindon Works, during the October of that year following retrieval of any useful spare parts. 'Warship' Class progenitor D800 had been dealt with at Cashmore's, Newport during the previous year. These two pilot scheme locomotives, D801 and D802, had a working life of no more than 10 years, having been withdrawn in August and October 1968 respectively. What a waste of the taxpayer's money! © Gordon Edgar - All rights reserved. Please do not use my images without my explicit permission
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HMS British Warships: battlecruisers & battleships, date unk ... 01.2022
In the latter half of the 19th century, ships began to transition from wood to iron and many engineers thought the time was ripe to experime...
Track from Warships' forthcoming debut. Produced by Raymond Richards, and mixed by Darrell Thorp.http://www.warshipsband.com/
SHIPMODELL: handcrafted boat and ship models. Ship model plans , history and photo galleries. Ship models of famous ships. Advices how to build. Modelers from Hungary.
