ACRs

Red Admiral

Italian Stallion

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Thursday, January 19th 2006, 2:31pm

These are ACRs from Fantasque. I hope they provide a bit of inspiration.

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Marek Gutkowski

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Thursday, January 19th 2006, 5:13pm

ACRs...hmm the treaty made the type extinct.
No one gonna take 20000t from his BB limits and put it in ACR.
Alaska were for me a ACR soviets planed to bild a 20000t cruiser armed with 250 mm but the idea were droped in favor of small BB.

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Hrolf Hakonson

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Thursday, January 19th 2006, 5:18pm

Depends. Germany's looking at possibly building some fast ships in the 20-25,000 ton range, armed with 280mm guns. Certainly not a sure thing yet, but it's possible.....

Not to mention that without a scale attached, those ships could be heavy cruisers, per the CT. And of course non-signatories of the Treaty (such as Chile, Argentina, Turkey, Poland, etc) don't have to conform to it.

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Marek Gutkowski

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Thursday, January 19th 2006, 5:34pm

Quoted

Originally posted by Hrolf Hakonson

And of course non-signatories of the Treaty (such as Chile, Argentina, Turkey, Poland, etc) don't have to conform to it.

Yeah (evil lought)walks of and starts designing ACR to fit in type 2 ship.

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Rooijen10

Mr. Valentines Day

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Thursday, January 19th 2006, 5:41pm

You could always borrow one of the big Japanese slips (two of them being Yakuza owned)...
... though it should be noted that 1930 is fully booked.

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Ithekro

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Thursday, January 19th 2006, 6:38pm

Chile already has one and has plans for more (of the more conventional design type). The Capitan Tylor is one with 16 eight inch guns. The Capitan Oyama's are waivering between 9 ten inch guns and battlecruiser sized guns based on her size.