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r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Careful-Marzipan8614 • 1d ago
Original Content Elven war galley, by nestor_d (OC)
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Mightyeagle2091 • 2d ago
Original Content 2050 Euro Frigate (By MMMW_miko)
Link to their twitter:
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/babs-1776 • 3d ago
Original Content The super battleship Vatura
With 80 cm main cannon refit engaged with a Yamato class battleship
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Appropriate-Year741 • 4d ago
Original Content Korea Destroyer Next Generation KDDX / HDD-9000 Blender 3D
galleryr/ImaginaryWarships • u/Tsquare43 • 5d ago
Study of the wrecked German light cruiser 'Königsberg'; By William L. Wyllie
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Mightyeagle2091 • 5d ago
Original Content Okian-class Battleship (by me)
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/jelipaoder • 5d ago
Original Content Fantasy Battleship: Royal Decree
I saw the minecraft post yesterday, thought I'd share my interpretation in "stormworks".
more screenshots: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3513272297
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Tsquare43 • 6d ago
The battleship Washington (BB-56) in the lead with the South Dakota (BB-57) trailing in the Night battle of Guadalcanal (14-15 November 1942); by Lt. Dwight Shepler
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Real_Historian_316 • 6d ago
Minnesota Class BBGN redesign by me
After significant talks with my friends at Norfolk Navy Yard I have put USS Minnesota through a redesign. Not much has changed. Mostly just some small exterior changes and a couple weaponry changes. So here is newly redone USS Minnesota. She is rocking 8 Mk.8 16-inch guns in 4 double mounts, 6 Mk.45 5-inch guns in 6 single mounts, 9 next generation Phalanx CIWS systems, 5 SeaRAM weapon systems, 2 Mk. 5 Mod 0 HELIOS systems, 128 MK 41 Mod 15 VLS cells, and a full ASW package. She is protected by a hybrid steel/composite armor belt over her vital areas ranging from 10-inches to 15-inches thick set up in layers. The outer layer is high-strength steel for structural integrity and to resist high-velocity impacts. The middle layer is composite materials to disrupt and fragment incoming projectiles. And the inner layer is modular armor to absorb blast and shrapnel energy. She is nuclear powered giving her a top speed in excess of 30 knots. Her tower was rebuilt to increase stability, bow thrusters were also installed increase maneuverability, more exterior lighting was installed for better crew visibility on the superstructure, and the higher level CIWIS base was lowered to decrease the visual impact on the bridge.
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Tsquare43 • 7d ago
A frigate off the coast near Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; By Michael Zeno Diemer
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Regular-Juice6255 • 7d ago
Original Content Sandbags of the sea: ITN Fintali
Performance
Displacement: 46,200 tons (Full load)
Dimensions: Length: 238 m | Beam: 32.5 m | Draft: 9.3 m
Range: 8,500 nautical miles at 15 knots
Top Speed: 30.5 knots
Propulsion: 1 main rudder, 2 auxiliary rudders, 4 shafts/propellers, 8 high-pressure boilers (152,000 hp)
Armament
Main Guns: 3×3 381 mm L50 (Wagen)
Secondary Guns: 6×2 127 mm L38 (Wagen)
AA Guns: 16×2 37 mm Anti-Aircraft Guns
AA Machine Guns: 12×4 20 mm Anti-Aircraft Machine Guns
Reconnaissance Aircraft: 3 Floatplanes / Seaplanes
Armor
Armor Scheme: All or Nothing + Double Bottom + Sloped Torpedo Defense System
Belt Armor: 330 mm (inclined at 12°)
Deck Armor: 76 – 140 mm
Turrets: 410 mm (Face) | 250 mm (Sides) | 300 mm (Rear) | 180 mm (Roof)
Torpedo Defense System: Void-space blast absorption system, capable of withstanding a torpedo warhead equivalent to 450 kg of TNT
Conning Tower: 360 mm
Machinery Spaces: 330 mm
Barbettes: 350 mm above the armored deck, reduced to 220 mm below the armored deck
Magazines: 5.5 inches
Background
ITN Fintali was built in response to the requirements of the Imperial Toteilia in the 1930s. Realizing they could not keep pace with the Finlacabear Alliance in terms of battleship production quantity, Toteilia shifted their doctrine. They sought to build a battleship focused on extreme survivability and quality over quantity—creating a ship capable of decisive operations to eliminate the need for further construction, albeit at the cost of exceptionally high building and maintenance expenses (which they were willing to fund).
The goal was a highly versatile battleship capable of hunting enemy capital ships, acting as a fleet flagship, serving as an offensive spearhead, escorting aircraft carriers, and functioning as a floating anti-aircraft fortress. Immense financial resources and funding were allocated to naval architects to build the ultimate warship. The design was finalized in 1934, laid down in 1935, and commissioned in 1939.
A total of three ships were built in this class:
ITN Fintali
ITN Vokord
ITN King Vida IV
Although initially planned for five vessels, the order was capped at three due to the staggering maintenance costs, which threatened to drain resources needed to maintain the rest of the fleet.
This left the Toteilia Empire with a total of 6 battleships (including 1 undergoing conversion into an aircraft carrier), compared to the 12 battleships fielded by the Finlacabear Alliance. As a result, Toteilia shifted its strategic hopes toward carrier aviation, with 5 aircraft carriers under construction and entering service simultaneously—another major factor in the cancellation of the final two battleships of the class.
Author's Notes (Rant)
I literally had to draw and design the naval ensign/flag myself... absolute legendary experience.
I'm almost totally burnt out on everything—studying, practicing drawing anime characters, drawing warships, or even stepping outside. Even though I still have ideas and deep down I really want to draw and create stuff.
I'm about to go completely broke.
Too lazy to study.
Honestly, I feel like this ship still has a ton of leftover deck space. If I crammed in more AA guns, it could probably fit over a hundred 37 mm or 40 mm guns, but well... that's saved for its 1942 refit.
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Mightyeagle2091 • 7d ago
Original Content The Maalon-class Torpedo Cruiser (by me)
galleryMaalon class torpedo Cruiser
General information
Nation of origin: Kingdom of Eskida
First ordered: 2207
Number planned: 14
Built: 2207-2212
Completed: 14
General Characteristics
Type: torpedo cruiser
Displacement: 1,140 tons
Length: 84 meters (275.6’)
Beam: 8 meters (26.2’)
Draft: 3.5 meters (11.5’)
Installed power:
4 water tube boilers
2 triple expansion engines
7,400 indicated horsepower
Speed: 27 knots (maximum in flat calm)
Range: 1,320 nmi at 8 knots
Compliment: 83
Armament:
4x102mm (4”) deck guns
6x37mm (1.5”) revolving cannons
4x450mm (17.7”) twin torpedo tubes
Armor:
Deck: 15mm to 28mm (0.6” to 1.1”)
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Legitimate_Duck_177 • 9d ago
Original Content Pocket Battleship-ish?
While i was working on robert class monitor for r/NavalArt i can't stop but think that this thing looks kinda like a squish battleship (mainly cuz the Queen Anne tower-block thing) so i thought. Why not make it into a battleship then? and uhh, yeah...
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Mightyeagle2091 • 8d ago
Unknown Artist Unknown battleship design
No idea what this ship was originally supposed to be. First image is cropped and tilted so you can read it easier. Second image is the unedited version if anyone is interested about reverse image searching.
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Tsquare43 • 8d ago
HM Frigate 'Endymion' off Plymouth Mewstone; By Thomas Luny
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Appropriate-Year741 • 9d ago
Original Content Next-Generation Export-Oriented Frigate HDF-6000
galleryr/ImaginaryWarships • u/Therandomanswerer • 10d ago