Lexington class aircraft carrier by RG19
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Description
USS Saratoga CV-3 with 888 feet of length and a 100 foot beam width was originally laid down as a battle cruiser in 1920. She originally mounted 8 eight inch guns around the island structure, which had they ever been used in combat would have torn up the flight deck, eventually they were replaced with 5 inch dual purpose guns.
The black stripe on the stack housing distinguished the carrier from her sister ship the USS Lexington CV-2. In 1936 she received her complement on Grumman F3F fighters, the last naval bi-plane and the predecessor of the mono winged F4F Wildcat, they remained in service until 1941.
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Credits:
Saratoga = Texaco oiler at Planet3d + Essex flight deck by Skypilot at Beyond + Fletcher class by De Espona + oldwood2 texture by Mapps
F3F = P47 Thunderbolt by Bazze
Colorado class BB = Bismark at Gunpoint 3d + New Jersey at artist-3d.com/free_3d_models/\
Comments (10)
Great as usual Bravo
nice pov. Maybe the water texture could be tweaked so the waves look a bit smaller to give the sense of scale on the cruisers. other than that good work !
Excellent scene I had an uncle on the Lex during WWII
Nice british WW1 aircraft carrier. Good stuff
Awesome scene.
This is probably your best WWII image yet!
Interesting hybrid aircraft model. Works very well, though.
too cool dude :-)
exceptional work Richard
Drag is that strange thing which is enonormous when encountered in vaccuum and negligible when encountered in pressure. These birds with their exposed retractable wheels point to the 737 with only seals and no landing gear doors even in the jet age. To go to an aircraft carrier from a batteleship one must travel from a Spanish to an Italian design. The word that sticks in the mind as this occurs is Hotchkiss.