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Subject:	Re: MOC: First World War German Dreadnought: SMS Friedrich der Grosse
Newsgroups:	lugnet.pirates
Date:	Fri, 31 Aug 2001 03:42:44 GMT
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In lugnet.build, Lindsay Frederick Braun writes: > HMAS Australia was a pioneer in several ways--in 1917 she tested > a flying-off platform for large warships at sea, and she was also > IIRC the first "dreadnought" on permanent Imperial service. HMAS Australia it is. Somewhere around 320 long by 42 wide I think Hull design and template test complete 12 inch barrel design complete grey capability confirmed tan capability under review Being built (perhaps entirely) of heretical materials, I doubt we'll see the same glorious detail as aboard FdG, but she'll still cut an attractive silhouette. I liked the shots of the FdG in progress too. Must get some film for my camera. If I'm really really lucky, I might get to keep Indescribable, and refit her weapons, bow and stern to c1910. Richard Still baldly going...

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		Re: HMAS Australia
(...) Turret and hull template: (URL) only now discovering the joy of snot. Cool!! ;-) Richard Still baldly going... (23 years ago, 9-Sep-01, to lugnet.pirates, lugnet.loc.au)

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		Re: MOC: First World War German Dreadnought: SMS Friedrich der Grosse
(...) Heh. I forgot about that when I wrote this--Australia's only capital ship, NZ's only capital ship, millions of square miles of ocean, and bump. Fortunately, the design flaw had nothing to do with the side protection... (...) Or _Courageous_ (...) (23 years ago, 28-Aug-01, to lugnet.build, lugnet.build.sculpture, lugnet.boats, lugnet.pirates)

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