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Cruiser Baseline (CGBL) 1986

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• CCruiser Baseline (CGBL) 1986The Cruiser Baseline (CGBL) was a 1980s-era design study which sought to combine the weapons capacity of Ticonderoga class cruisers with newer technologies and engineering standards introduced on the Arleigh Burke destroyers. CGBL would have addressed a number of limitations with the Ticonderoga...1.5k downloadsupdated 4 y ago
• CCallaghan-class CruiserThe U.S. Navy has, in many senses, squandered the past two decades trying to build a new surface combatant. First, the ludicrous COEA SC-21 of the 1990s delivered merely three of the dysfunctional Zumwalt-class. Then the CG(X) project proposed a nuclear-powered 25,000-ton monstrosity, far too exp...1.5k downloadsupdated 3 y ago
• HHMS Lion 狮级战列舰 (1944 variant)The first version of the Lion class battleships, designed in 1938, were fairly straightforward upgrades over the previous King George Vs. The Lions had slightly larger hulls than the earlier KGVs to carry bigger 16-inch guns, while their armour, secondary weapons and machinery remain unchanged. C...1.1k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
• MMN De Grasse (1938)Alarmed by the growing naval capabilities of Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy by 1936, the French Navy began plans for more light cruisers to follow up on the latest six ships of the La Galissonnière class. Although the La Galissonnière were fairly modern designs, France still suffered a shortage o...1.0k downloadsupdated 4 y ago
• MM-class light cruiserBy 1938, Nazi Germany began planning naval expansion programs that were intended to counter Great Britain. Plan Z, as it was called, proposed a two-pronged approach; a battle fleet was to keep Royal Navy capital ships busy, while cruisers and Panzer-ships were to raid merchant convoys. The M-clas...1.0k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
• OO-class Battlecruiser(No mods needed/不需要外挂) The O-class was a class of three battlecruisers designed by the German Kriegsmarine prior to WW2 as a component of plan Z. In doctrine, these ships would’ve been successors to the P-class panzer-ships, which were themselves intended successors to the Deutschland class. Earl...906 downloadsupdated 5 y ago
• PProject 11560 USSRIn the late 1970s, the Soviet Navy introduced two new types of destroyers; the Udaloy class with anti-submarine weapons and the Sovrenmenny class carrying anti-submarine weapons. This decision to build two types of ships with two separate roles was a result of Soviet weapons and sensors at the ti...894 downloadsupdated 3 y ago
• ZZ-46 Type 1936C DestroyerWhen the German Kriegsmarine entered WW2, its destroyers were armed with either low-angle 12.7cm guns or the 15cm as found of the Narvik class. As the threat of air attacks had been grossly underestimated prior to the War, neither of these guns were designed with the ability to fire at aerial tar...865 downloadsupdated 5 y ago
• GG3 Battlecruiser (1921)The outbreak of World War One caused disruptions and shifting priorities for the Royal Navy, thus it was only able to build one battlecruiser, HMS Hood, during the War. Yet at the same time, Japan had purchased four Kongo-class battlecruisers with the Amagi-class soon to follow, while the America...771 downloadsupdated 5 y ago
• AAdmiral-class heavy cruiserAs Europe plunged into chaos in 1939, the Royal Navy began work on the next generation of cruiser designs. No longer restricted by the London Naval Treaty of the interwar years, which had previously set a 10,000-ton size limit to cruisers, these ships would be much larger than the earlier County-...643 downloadsupdated 5 y ago
• CCA-B BuffaloProject CA-B was a heavy cruiser design proposed by the U.S. Navy in 1940, it forms the basis for the Buffalo found in World of Warships. In the immediate runup to World War Two, U.S. naval intelligence had confirmed that Japanese heavy cruiser had indeed exceeded the size limit set by the Washin...444 downloadsupdated 4 y ago

11 projects, most downloaded first. Each one has its own page here with what it needs to run and where its author publishes it; the files themselves stay with the author and are never re-hosted on this site.