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That was back in February, amigo - https://sailsofglory.org/showthread.php?5347-What-s-on-your-Workbench-for-February&p=83735&viewfull=1#post83735 Note that these cells are meant to be simple...

As a general rule, newer volumes have more accurate data than old ones. Shoot me your questions by DM and I'll try to piggyback them on with my own and see what answers we can get. :)

Design FamilyDesign & DesignerDimensionsPrincipal ArmamentShips in ClassDrawing
1739 Terrible (Coulomb, F Jr)1739 Terrible (Coulomb, F, Jr)
first "modern" 7450.67x14.4028x36# / 30x18#FNS...

Random suspicions from the generation before the table...

First off, the gun-deck layout used on Temeraire (28x32# Lower, 30x18# Upper, 16x8# QD/FC) originated in 1739 with three one-off's:...

Comparative data for the 1778-1782 generation of French 74's--the last ship preceding this was 1777 Destin, built to a 1763 design. This was really the last generation of French 74 designs, as they...

As I look at the two drawings, the two things I notice most are Annibal's mizzenmast being farther forward than Pompee's and her stern galleries being less sharply raked and it seems a little...

Getting this image up while I know where to find it...

The parent sculpt, 1782 Temeraire--specifically, Pompee as taken in 1793 before refitting for RN service:...

Ares has enough Temeraire reprints alone to keep them in business for many years, but for the sake of completeness we should look at stretching that sculpt too.



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