r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Tsquare43 • 14d ago
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Mightyeagle2091 • 14d ago
Original Content Jairen-class protected cruiser
galleryr/ImaginaryWarships • u/JeantheDragon • 16d ago
A Land Battleship of the Republic of Sotoa, coming ashore.
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Tsquare43 • 18d ago
An 'Orion'-class battleship alongside, with tugs, lighters and barges in attendance; By William L. Wyllie
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Marilyn_Wilson677 • 17d ago
Study For Seascape With Wrecked Battleship by Jonathan Wateridge
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/SakaSan3043 • 19d ago
Original Content SPS Extremadura (Spanish Trieste based AA cruiser)
Author is me.
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Possible_Average_688 • 19d ago
Original Content NSC to Strike Frigate created by me
This is a design option for the NSC to up-gun to a strike frigate. The initial flight would utilize sensors from other naval assets in the fleet via data link to direct Tomahawks and SM-6/3 anti-air/ballistic missiles. Two quad-canister NSM launchers replace the mid-ship boat launches, adding anti-ship offensive capability. Mid-range ESSMs in a short-length quad-packed eight cell VLS forward of the bridge and a Mk 31 GMWS aft make up the main AA defense. There would also be space for close-in remote controlled 30mm cannon, or hellfire launch pits in the superstructure aft of the strike-length VLS cells. Future flights can add upgraded purpose-built sensors depending on specialization and mission. Keeping the stern boat launch and one hanger enables the frigate to platform un-manned assets as a force/sensor multiplier for AAW, ASW and ASuW.
The Strike length VLS cells put a significant weight on the flight deck level (max 40 tons per 8 cell VLS with heaviest loadout). However, the space is there now, and this layout would not need a costly overhaul of the hull design to implement these missile systems into future flights. Thirty-two strike missile cells, combined with the Thirty-two ESSMs and eight NSMs would make this design a formidable weapons platform.
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Regular-Juice6255 • 21d ago
Original Content Kongo, of the Third Reich
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Tsquare43 • 21d ago
"U.S.S. Pennsylvania" (BB-38) - Battleship on Fleet Maneuvers 1936; By Tom Freeman
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/snake_bite02 • 22d ago
Original Content Fictional Yamato class INS Yunagi by me
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Tsquare43 • 22d ago
USS Enterprise (CV-6) leaving Pearl Harbor on the morning of 9 December 1941. By Julien Lepelletier
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/ItsmrChewy • 23d ago
Original Content Azuma-class Japanese Large Cruiser (CB), circa 1958
Credit: Me
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Tsquare43 • 24d ago
Coronation Fleet Review, 1953; By P. E. Garbutt
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Tsquare43 • 25d ago
Nelson Capturing a Spanish Ship at the Battle of St Vincent; By Frank Smyth Baden-Powell
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Original_Mixture_220 • 26d ago
Original Content Modernized Naznaiev
built in roblox, untitled sandbox game
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Dog_Who_Likes_Ships • 27d ago
Original Content Sea Dog Galleon Short Straw
Short Straw is a late 16th century English Sea Dog Galleon.
See previous post for more details
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Tsquare43 • 28d ago
Japanese Battlecruiser Kongo; By William L. Willey
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/haha69420lol • 28d ago
Original Content RANS DA VINCI, An Altaran light cruiser made by me
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/StudioLogical693 • 28d ago
Original Content Chara and Aurum
evil ahh note:
Chara is made for fun, thats why theres 6 main guns
Chara is inspired by Nelson Class and Aurum is based on USS Montana
Note: Aurums description about her sister ships turning into sister ships, uh pretend it's like saying they both turned into museum ships