Color of Bismarck turret tops - Naval History Forums
Jun 4, 2005 · The earliest reference that I have found to the application of a yellow scheme to Bismarck appeared in a letter authored by A.T. Tappman to the editor of Warship Profile 33. In that letter, Tappman states "I also found out from Admiralty records recently that Bismarck's turret-tops were painted yellow for her last sortie."
Bismarck deck details - Naval History Forums
Sep 5, 2008 · Then, taken Bismarck as an example, you had CRATED and SLATTED wooden panels on the RAL 7016 steel deck. The crated could be found on the open bridges and are said to have been brown in colour (when new and not yet faded, I think Revell's #80 or Humbrol's #62 (Leather) can be fairly good representations).
Bismarck + Tirpitz - info & related modelling questions
Aug 10, 2005 · Bismarck stairs to go from main deck ( oberdeck ) to the higher deck ( aufbaudeck ) were only 2 aside C turret barbette. Tirpitz had 3, 2 like Bismarck, one more on the starboard side, and that will change your platform as well a little bit.
Bismarck´s paravanes - Naval History Forums
Oct 2, 2005 · Re: Bismarck´s paravanes Post by marcelo_malara » Sat Oct 12, 2019 7:20 pm So, a floating line could be introduced from deck, exiting at the base of the stem, floating to the surface and retrieved over the side with a hook?
Rescue Operations After Bismarck's Sinking - Naval History Forums
May 23, 2013 · Re: Rescue Operations After Bismarck's Sinking Post by paul.mercer » Fri May 24, 2013 7:57 pm Vic Dale wrote: After Bismarck went down, there were many hundreds of survivors left in the water with a very good chance of survival, if they could get to a ship.
How many if any crewmembers of Bismarck are still alive?
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Bismarck proper name "He" or "She" - Naval History Forums
Nov 12, 2004 · The battleship Bismarck = El acorazado Bismarck. The frigate Bismarck = La fragata Bismarck. Therefore for the Spanish people reading the translated version of von Müllenheim-Rechberg's book (or any other text in Spanish) there is nothing wrong in using the masculine form when referring to this ship because for us the battleship Bismarck is ...
Bismarck 15" guns. - Naval History Forums
Mar 16, 2006 · Bismarck 15" guns. Post by Karl Heidenreich » Thu Mar 16, 2006 3:40 pm By 1937 the British, the Americans and the Japanese had 16" gun batteries in many of their main surface units.
Newbie need Info on bismarck's rigging - Naval History Forums
Sep 27, 2005 · After multiple research regarding the rigging of the bismarck on different forum, I still can't find the information I'm looking for. I'm currently building the Tamiya 1/350 scale Bismarck, and there is no information in the instruction sheet about the rigging (or antenna, I'm not even sure how to call it ) and where it is supposed to be ...
Bismarck Tirpitz Scharnhorst vs King George V Prince of Wales Hood
Feb 13, 2015 · While the two Bismarck class battleships may have a slight edge over their British counterparts of the KGV class, the 5 RN BB and BC have more hitting and staying power than their 3 opponents : (180.000 t / 20 14" and 20 15" guns vs …