06.08.2003, 19:36
... ich möcht aber sicher wissen, welche beiden Typen das oben sind, und nach der Houku-Klasse hab ich nicht gefragt :heul::heul:
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hat Corsair zur Spekulation über die HUCHUAN-Klasse (für das 1. Schiff) geschrieben:
I thought so at first but look at the bridge
Although it's almost impossible to tell from the picture, the Huchuans are supposed to have hydrofoils. This doesn't look like a Chinese design. I'm not familiar with Soviet PT boats other than P-4 and P-6, and America produced so many during the war, of different classes, that it's hard to keep track of.
Jetzt meine Frage:
was haltet Ihr von einem VOSPER-Design?
Da gabs im WW II auch PT-Boote mit nur 2 (statt 4) Torpedoröhren ....
aber ich hab keine Vergleichsfotos >
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hat Corsair zur Spekulation über die HUCHUAN-Klasse (für das 1. Schiff) geschrieben:
I thought so at first but look at the bridge
Although it's almost impossible to tell from the picture, the Huchuans are supposed to have hydrofoils. This doesn't look like a Chinese design. I'm not familiar with Soviet PT boats other than P-4 and P-6, and America produced so many during the war, of different classes, that it's hard to keep track of.
Jetzt meine Frage:
was haltet Ihr von einem VOSPER-Design?
Da gabs im WW II auch PT-Boote mit nur 2 (statt 4) Torpedoröhren ....
aber ich hab keine Vergleichsfotos >