Some new ships

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Collin

Charter Member
Some new ships on their way (when TR can get his finger out).

Mostly Japanese generic stuff.

Troop Transport with landing craft

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Troop Transport with landing craft moored

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Daihatsu A1 LC covered [for harbours and river scenes]

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Daihatsu A1 LC with ramp down [for beach scenes]
Daihatsu A1 LC attack [for early beach assaults and harbours]

Old Maru as a transport.

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The transports are based on the old British liners that were sold to various nations after WW1, these continued to do stirling service until their demise.

HMS Ruler for the BPF.

regards Collin:ernae:
 
Man, I would have given my left, ummm, arm for that troop ship a couple of weeks ago! Nice to know that there's one on the way. They're all fantastic! I'm happy to see you're still kicking, old boy!:salute::salute::salute::ernae:
 
Skipsan said:
Welcome back! Thought that you had sailed on into the sun-set.

Skipsan
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Thinking about it.

Had to alter some of the dp on the LC's. Twas in [MISC] section.

Think TR is drunk, he has posted the ships but lost HMS Ruler and the LC's are tagged as British Merchantmen.

regards Collin:ernae:
 
Lost HMS Ruler? I've been keeping my eye on the Navel HQ, waiting for the big day. I was gonna try to pass her off as Nabob or Puncher and sail her to PNG, to join the rest of my unlikely Canuk South Pacific Fleet. You know Collin, the term "you will have to forgive" has been used on a couple of your friends, more than once! How did a fine fella like yourself fall in with that bunch?:salute::ernae:


just kidding TR and you know who:ernae:
 
New Ships

Thanks Collin!

New ships are always welcome and useful.

Many of the cargo ships sold to the Japanese between the wars kept their original names when used by the Japanese. They just added the "Maru" suffix to the name.
 
Marus in Action

Braving the Silent Service, aerial recon, and mines, the tusty Marus deliver their cargo to the South Pacific.
 
I have mis-stated authors on several occasions now. We have so many fine addons by so many great artists that it is sometimes quite difficult to keep what's what straight!

With so many authors and so many great library objects now, it makes writing a "readme" file with everything in it the most difficult part of uploading a campaign or scenery.
 
Jagdflieger said:
I have mis-stated authors on several occasions now. We have so many fine addons by so many great artists that it is sometimes quite difficult to keep what's what straight!

With so many authors and so many great library objects now, it makes writing a "readme" file with everything in it the most difficult part of uploading a campaign or scenery.
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Agreed. I usually attribute the authors on a separate "downloads" readme along with a link to the needed download.
 
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