Your most hoped for ships?
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Your most hoped for ships?
What are you five most hoped for new releases of GHQ ships? Limit yourself to just 5. They can be WWI, WWII, Modern, or a combination. Mine are all WWII and here they are:
HMS York
British I class destroyers (with the quintuple tubes)
British destroyer leaders
British Erebus class monitor (in its WWII version)
Italian light cruiser Taranto
What are your 5?
HMS York
British I class destroyers (with the quintuple tubes)
British destroyer leaders
British Erebus class monitor (in its WWII version)
Italian light cruiser Taranto
What are your 5?
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It's really difficult to limit this to five ships, but here's my list. Right now I'm on a battleship binge, so these are all WWII capital ships.
- WWII Germany battlecruiser Gneiseneau
- WWII Japan battleship Fuso, late-war appearance
- WWII UK battleship Anson, Duke of York, or Howe; late-war appearance
- WWII USA battleship Idaho (BB 42), late-war appearance
- WWII USA battleship Iowa (BB 61)
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- WWII Germany battlecruiser Gneiseneau
- WWII Japan battleship Fuso, late-war appearance
- WWII UK battleship Anson, Duke of York, or Howe; late-war appearance
- WWII USA battleship Idaho (BB 42), late-war appearance
- WWII USA battleship Iowa (BB 61)
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My five most wanted would be:
CA Duquesne
CA York
BB Iowa
BB Malaya
AC Waldeck Rosseau (French WWI).
My only real reason for that last one is that it has six funnels, but it fascinates me for no good reason. Some of the other ships listed by other respondents are good ideas. However, I've kit-bashed a Gneisenau from a GHQ Scharnhorst and a part or two from a CinC Gneisenau, and also did the "Duke . . . ," Anson and Howe from GHQ's KGV and some 20mm tubs from the Alaska. (Took quite a while to shave off the external degaussing cables.) I have a 3D printed Fuso from Shapeways, but in this case would probably not pass up another if GHQ were to make one.
CA Duquesne
CA York
BB Iowa
BB Malaya
AC Waldeck Rosseau (French WWI).
My only real reason for that last one is that it has six funnels, but it fascinates me for no good reason. Some of the other ships listed by other respondents are good ideas. However, I've kit-bashed a Gneisenau from a GHQ Scharnhorst and a part or two from a CinC Gneisenau, and also did the "Duke . . . ," Anson and Howe from GHQ's KGV and some 20mm tubs from the Alaska. (Took quite a while to shave off the external degaussing cables.) I have a 3D printed Fuso from Shapeways, but in this case would probably not pass up another if GHQ were to make one.
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My Top 5 (all WW2 ships):
1. WWII Japan battleship Fuso (late-war appearance)
2. WWII Japan destroyer Akatsuki class
3. WWII UK “A†& “E†– “I†class destroyer leaders (Codrington, Exmouth, Faulkner, Grenville, Hardy, and Inglefield)
4. WWII UK heavy cruisers Berwick & Cornwall (1939 appearance)
5. WWII UK light cruisers Scylla & Charbdis
1. WWII Japan battleship Fuso (late-war appearance)
2. WWII Japan destroyer Akatsuki class
3. WWII UK “A†& “E†– “I†class destroyer leaders (Codrington, Exmouth, Faulkner, Grenville, Hardy, and Inglefield)
4. WWII UK heavy cruisers Berwick & Cornwall (1939 appearance)
5. WWII UK light cruisers Scylla & Charbdis
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It seemed to me that if one wanted to catch GHQ's eye about hoped for new releases, the massive laundry lists that are to be seen on the "Consolidated Micronaut Wish List" aren't the way to do it. Short and to the point is the way to go, hence my request for people's five top choices.
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Donald's list is important, but I like this list too. When you see the same ship hitting the top 5 list multiple times it is a good sign.DAVIDNOLA62 wrote:It seemed to me that if one wanted to catch GHQ's eye about hoped for new releases, the massive laundry lists that are to be seen on the "Consolidated Micronaut Wish List" aren't the way to do it. Short and to the point is the way to go, hence my request for people's five top choices.
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Here's my list, all "modern".
Sverdlov (Project 68 bis) class
Fearless Class LPD
Type 12I Leander - All batches
Project 30Bis (Skorry)
S. Korean Pohang
Sverdlov (Project 68 bis) class
Fearless Class LPD
Type 12I Leander - All batches
Project 30Bis (Skorry)
S. Korean Pohang
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I would like to add an honorable mention: The Joint High Speed Vessel. The only reason I bring this up is USNS Trenton, JHSV-5, is pulling into Newport this weekend. I hope to get a tour but the two hour window she's open to the public is at a really bad time for me.
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