Originally posted by Saquist
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nothing wrong with that, that i can seeSupporter of the "It's Asgard, NOT AsgUard !" campaign.
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I thought they look rather neat and tidy, btw Exper, what calibre are they?My FF.netStories -Stargate Atlantis Allies-Colonel Ted Hasluck Bio
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and do u mind if i build a couple for the model im building?Supporter of the "It's Asgard, NOT AsgUard !" campaign.
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I think we're going to see a lot of those canon. Would look awfully sweet on the CG340
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if im aloud to i'll be putting a few of them on my own modelSupporter of the "It's Asgard, NOT AsgUard !" campaign.
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tbh, I don't like giving out my models.
140mm, not sure what kind of gun they are though :L Probably stick a label saying 'Railgun'.Why Lord has Paint foresaken my signature?
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how bout one of the two barrels is a railgun and the other is a thermoplasma cannon (like a staffweapon, but much more badass, like in the movie)Comment
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Cool...
For some reason i decided earlier that i was going to look though all my 'Brit-Verse' ships to work out which ship was which class (Frigate/Corvette/Cruiser/ETC). It led me to see how i'd go about making a fleet with the ships i have....
factoring in all the points.... i've ended up with 80 ships and roughly 148-156 fighters
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Though the two threads are seperate entities, it was found after much discussion that TPTB got it totally wrong in lobbing all their SG craft into one numeric series: ie #300
That being said, Doc might I suggest as Blacky is doing a F100, yours could well be the F102
Oh and on a technical issue guys, the smallest calibre possible for a practical railgun is around 100mm, munitions below that (76mm and down) have insufficient iron to almost none to be capable of a magnetic reaction. If you're going for small calibre's such as 30mm cannon, use can use an enhanced propellant to give you more velocity at the muzzle.My FF.netStories -Stargate Atlantis Allies-Colonel Ted Hasluck Bio
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when i asked if i could use them i mean't actually build them. im not using a computer for my modelOriginally posted by Experiment 442 View PostSupporter of the "It's Asgard, NOT AsgUard !" campaign.
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The models are looking really good guys. It is all very inspiring.
On the 340 design: What is that antenna structure between the missile tubes? Also, do the missile launchers not interfere with the engineering spaces at the rear. The conduits in the model seem to run from the engine housing directly to where the missiles are. Is the fuel plasma positioned next to the missile tubes?
Well, SG-verse has created rather prevalent ambient temperature super conductors, which I think should develop a better magnetic reaction than iron, so I think we could safely suspend our disbelief of "small" calibre railgun rounds.Originally posted by PJOZComment
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Originally posted by blackluster View Post
acctually i can answer those questions as i am donig the modeling of the 340 i had to resize the 340 due to scaling errors and in its original size the missile tubes would not fit where theywhere suppose to go without cutting into the hangar space since the resizing i have moved the missile tubes to thier proper locations ther should be some pics posted of the modified340 here soonsigpicRequiescat in pace WeedleComment
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Im new to this and am wondering if anyone can help me in designing a shipComment
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Very timely answer Setsu, I was in the process of formulating a similar reply, thanks
Oh as well, the 340 will have some big honkin space guns as per Jack O'Neill's request
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