Arkansas Class Monitor
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09 Jul 2011 12:04 AM

 Two inches would exclude a standard Indiana design for weapons...you would almost have to go with fixed guns or an offset accumulator & valve. The latest Strike design is taller than the Strike Mk I from the early reports I am hearing. Too bad the local machine shop is so expensive.

As I grew up in Arkansas, and I LOVE me some monitors, this ship drew my interest. Once I realized how hard it would be to hit, well...

 

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IJN Kirishima (Stricken)
FNS Volta (on hold)
FNS Alsace (under construction)
DKM Ludendorff [O-Class BC] (planned)

Battlestations:
FNS Mogador (Striken)
HMS Gustav V (Order placed)

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FNS Richelieu (Stricken)
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09 Jul 2011 12:26 AM
I need to measure to make sure. I love that class of monitor as well.
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28 Jul 2011 12:01 AM

As the files are very large I will not display them here.  Unfortunately they are in 1/48 and are too big for my scanner so I have given you two vastly overlapping files that can be assembled as needed they are here:

 

BM7Fore

BM7Aft

Others who are more skilled and/or have time and inclination can clean up and distribute them as you will.

I would just like a copy.

 

 

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28 Jul 2011 01:06 PM
Posted By Anachronus on 28 Jul 2011 12:01 AM

As the files are very large I will not display them here.  Unfortunately they are in 1/48 and are too big for my scanner so I have given you two vastly overlapping files that can be assembled as needed they are here:

 

BM7Fore

BM7Aft

Others who are more skilled and/or have time and inclination can clean up and distribute them as you will.

I would just like a copy.

 

 

For a lark I assembled the two sections to make one, then adjusted the DPI to make a 1:144 scale version.  I've uploaded 1/48 and 1/144 versions in both tif and pdf formats here: http://www.nwnavalcombat.com/arkansas-monitor-hull-lines/218

 

Also - this thing is tiny in 1/144!

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28 Jul 2011 01:23 PM
Thanks, and yes it is tiny.

Which should motivate some one to build one.


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29 Jul 2011 07:41 AM

Re-scaled for 1:96

Thanks all!

Treaty:
IJN Kirishima (Stricken)
FNS Volta (on hold)
FNS Alsace (under construction)
DKM Ludendorff [O-Class BC] (planned)

Battlestations:
FNS Mogador (Striken)
HMS Gustav V (Order placed)

Big Gun:
FNS Richelieu (Stricken)
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30 Jul 2011 02:08 AM
Have you seen this yet http://www.shipmodels.info/mws_forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=74172 ? Looks pretty good so far, and looks like he has very nice plans also.

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30 Jul 2011 06:54 AM
Posted By Anachronus on 28 Jul 2011 01:23 PM
Thanks, and yes it is tiny.

Which should motivate some one to build one.


J, I can feel the tendrils of your evil Allied machinations from here, taunting me like that and going so far as to post the frames drawings... fiendish, but it will not save you!

 

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30 Jul 2011 07:14 AM
Surely the master of the .5 destroyer could knock one out in an hour or so.
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30 Jul 2011 07:47 AM

LOL... someone's up early today!
 

EDIT:  You wouldn't believe the number of people asking me when I'm going to finish Othar's refit!  Battlers, my Boy Scouts, even the wife!

Battling: SMS Scharnhorst, SMS Baden Building: HMS KGV (Drives, pumps water, guns are in but not plumbed) MN Edgar Quinet (Hull done) Drydock/Mothballed: Rus Evstafi, DKM Lutzow, HMS Invincible Plus 20-odd other projects, according to my Boy Scouts who thoughtfully counted them for me.
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30 Jul 2011 11:02 AM
Woke up at 5 and couldn't sleep. C'est la vie.

Othar is the guide for my 1/144 Ward. I found a paper model of a Clemson based AVP. Ready made templates for a paper superstructure.

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30 Jul 2011 11:31 AM
Sweet! Othar will be back, count on it Too many people demanding that the Gentleman Adventurer put in some appearances.
Battling: SMS Scharnhorst, SMS Baden Building: HMS KGV (Drives, pumps water, guns are in but not plumbed) MN Edgar Quinet (Hull done) Drydock/Mothballed: Rus Evstafi, DKM Lutzow, HMS Invincible Plus 20-odd other projects, according to my Boy Scouts who thoughtfully counted them for me.
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