jagl04
Charter Member
For those interested, a new LPD deck is available for your helicopters to land on.
The Casa Grande class was a class of landing ships dock (LSD) used by the Royal Navy and the United States Navy during the Second World War. A flooding deck aft capable of holding either two of the larger British Landing craft tanks (LCTs) or three of the new US LCTs was included in the designs. Later, a landing deck for helicopters was added and the class was transeformed in landing platform docks (LPD). The USS San Marcos LSD 25 was laid down in 1944 an served the US Navy until 1971, when she was transferred to the Spanish Armada. She was decomissioned in 1988. A Bell 212 was the most common helicopter carried by the ship.
Original model by Lazarus, modified with permission by Antonio Díaz and jagl04.
Safe landings
The Casa Grande class was a class of landing ships dock (LSD) used by the Royal Navy and the United States Navy during the Second World War. A flooding deck aft capable of holding either two of the larger British Landing craft tanks (LCTs) or three of the new US LCTs was included in the designs. Later, a landing deck for helicopters was added and the class was transeformed in landing platform docks (LPD). The USS San Marcos LSD 25 was laid down in 1944 an served the US Navy until 1971, when she was transferred to the Spanish Armada. She was decomissioned in 1988. A Bell 212 was the most common helicopter carried by the ship.
Original model by Lazarus, modified with permission by Antonio Díaz and jagl04.
Safe landings
