Bismarck Class with Scharnhorst turrets
▲ 426 r/ImaginaryWarships+2 crossposts

Bismarck Class with Scharnhorst turrets

Bit of a rough photoshop, but do you think this would have improved the design?

u/Crazy-Rabbit-3811 — 12 days ago
▲ 90 r/titanic

The top 5 wrecks that I would like to see found next

Bannockburn, Knyaz Suvorov, MS Munchen, German cruiser Lutzow, Japanese Carrier Shinano.

Bannockburn: Lost in a storm with all hands.

Knyaz Suvorov: Lost with all hands during the battle of tsushima with the exception of the commands staff who evacuated the injured admiral Rozhestvensky.

Munchen: Lost in a storm with all hands, suspected rogue wave.

Lutzow: Debated for quite a while, but apparently sunk as a target off poland.

Shinano: Sunk 10 days in by the USS Archerfish.

u/Crazy-Rabbit-3811 — 17 days ago

The top 5 shipwrecks I would like to be found next

Bannockburn, Knyaz Suvorov, MS Munchen, German cruiser Lutzow, Japanese Carrier Shinano.

Bannockburn: Lost in a storm with all hands.

Knyaz Suvorov: Lost with all hands during the battle of tsushima with the exception of the commands staff who evacuated the injured admiral Rozhestvensky.

Munchen: Lost in a storm with all hands, suspected rogue wave.

Lutzow: Debated for quite a while, but apparently sunk as a target off poland.

Shinano: Sunk 10 days in by the USS Archerfish.

u/Crazy-Rabbit-3811 — 17 days ago

Anyone else think its a crime that the bl20s were repainted out of the NH scheme?

maybe im just being picky, but I like the NH scheme so much more than the conndot scheme

u/Crazy-Rabbit-3811 — 21 days ago
▲ 24 r/trains

Idk if this is a hot take or not, but I actually really like the BL20ghs that metro north runs. I will say though, it is a crime that all of the NH scheme ones were all repainted.

u/Crazy-Rabbit-3811 — 21 days ago
▲ 14 r/Ships

Help! I am currently looking for the Deck plans for this ship, SS Milwaukee or the SS Pere marquette 18.

I need them for a 3d modeling project. If anyone knows where I can find them that would be amazing.

u/Crazy-Rabbit-3811 — 1 month ago
▲ 208 r/AskSouthCarolina+1 crossposts

Just curious about how you would feel about an intercity/commuter train in SC

Red Line
Columbia
Camden
Bishopville
Florence
Marion
Conway
Myrtle Beach
Myrtle Beach Int Airport
Blue Line
Columbia
Cayce
St Mathews
Orangeburg
Bamburg
St George
Summerville
North Charleston
Charleston
Green Line
Columbia
West Columbia
Lexington
Prosperity
Newberry
Clinton
Laurens
Fountain Inn
Greenville
Greer
Spartanburg

Ideally, it would remove some traffic and bring at least a few more jobs.

If you have thoughts on other stations or ideas, feel free to inform me.

u/Crazy-Rabbit-3811 — 1 month ago
▲ 963 r/southcarolina+1 crossposts

My proposal for an intercity/commuter passenger train service for SC

Red Line
Columbia
Camden
Bishopville
Florence
Marion
Conway
Myrtle Beach
Myrtle Beach Int Airport
Blue Line
Columbia
Cayce
St Mathews
Orangeburg
Bamburg
St George
Summerville
North Charleston
Charleston
Green Line
Columbia
West Columbia
Lexington
Prosperity
Newberry
Clinton
Laurens
Fountain Inn
Greenville
Greer
Spartanburg

If you have thoughts, or stations that I missed, feel free to inform me.

u/Crazy-Rabbit-3811 — 1 month ago
▲ 685 r/airplanes+1 crossposts

Is the mig 23 as bad as some people say it is?

if so, why? I really don't know much about it, all i know is something something maintenance.

u/Crazy-Rabbit-3811 — 2 months ago
▲ 155 r/titanic

"This baby right here..." *Slaps mast* BOOOM

SS Richard Montegomery was a liberty ship built during WW2. In 1944 she dragged anchor and ran aground in the Thames estuary. when low tide came, the ship broke her back and she was abandoned. Only problem was she was carrying about 1400 tons of Unexploded ordinance.

According to the Maritime and Coastguard Agency in 2000, she still contained at least

286 × 2,000 lb (910 kg) high explosive bombs

4,439 × 1,000 lb (450 kg) bombs of various types

1,925 × 500 lb (230 kg) bombs

521-580 fragmentation bombs and 2,297 cases of fragmentation bomb clusters

Various explosive booster charges, smoke bombs (including white phosphorus bombs) and pyrotechnic signals.

If this thing gets shifted, it could go boom and cause some no good very bad things to happen.

u/Crazy-Rabbit-3811 — 2 months ago
▲ 563 r/Ships

This baby right here *Slaps mast* BOOOOOM

SS Richard Montegomery was a liberty ship built during WW2. In 1944 she dragged anchor and ran aground in the Thames estuary. when low tide came, the ship broke her back and she was abandoned. Only problem was she was carrying about 1400 tons of Unexploded ordinance.

According to the Maritime and Coastguard Agency in 2000, she still contained at least

286 × 2,000 lb (910 kg) high explosive bombs

4,439 × 1,000 lb (450 kg) bombs of various types

1,925 × 500 lb (230 kg) bombs

521-580 fragmentation bombs and 2,297 cases of fragmentation bomb clusters

Various explosive booster charges, smoke bombs (including white phosphorus bombs) and pyrotechnic signals.

If this thing gets shifted, it could go boom and cause some no good very bad things to happen.

u/Crazy-Rabbit-3811 — 2 months ago

This Baby right here *Smacks mast* BOOM

SS Richard Montegomery was a liberty ship built during WW2. In 1944 she dragged anchor and ran aground in the Thames estuary. when low tide came, the ship broke her back and she was abandoned. Only problem was she was carrying about 1400 tons of Unexploded ordinance.

According to the Maritime and Coastguard Agency in 2000, she still contained at least

286 × 2,000 lb (910 kg) high explosive bombs

4,439 × 1,000 lb (450 kg) bombs of various types

1,925 × 500 lb (230 kg) bombs

521-580 fragmentation bombs and 2,297 cases of fragmentation bomb clusters

Various explosive booster charges, smoke bombs (including white phosphorus bombs) and pyrotechnic signals.

If this thing gets shifted, it could go boom and cause some no good very bad things to happen.

u/Crazy-Rabbit-3811 — 2 months ago
▲ 552 r/Ships

The Honda Point Disaster

The Honda Point disaster was the largest peacetime loss of U.S. Navy ships in history. On September 8, 1923, seven destroyers ran aground at Honda Point. Two other destroyers grounded but were able to maneuver free off the rocks. Twenty-three sailors died; 745 were rescued.

To my knowledge, the wrecks were all scrapped in the mid-late 1920s

Nicholas, S. P. Lee, Delphy, Young, Chauncey, Woodbury, Fuller.

u/Crazy-Rabbit-3811 — 2 months ago

The Honda Point Disaster.

The Honda Point disaster was the largest peacetime loss of U.S. Navy ships in history. On September 8, 1923, seven destroyers ran aground at Honda Point. Two other destroyers grounded but were able to maneuver free off the rocks. Twenty-three sailors died; 745 were rescued.

To my knowledge, the wrecks were all scrapped in the mid-late 1920s

Nicholas, S. P. Lee, Delphy, Young, Chauncey, Woodbury, Fuller.

u/Crazy-Rabbit-3811 — 2 months ago

My absolute favorite Star Wars capital ship.

I love the subjugator class.

I just think it looks cool, and the story behind it is cool. Apparently, it was based on the German battleship Bismarck and its story. I have my doubts about its actual effectiveness against some other ships, but i think it is cool.

u/Crazy-Rabbit-3811 — 2 months ago
▲ 131 r/StarWars

question, were these spider tank/droids any good?

I just dont remember seeing them again after ep II, so is there a reason for that?

If so, what issues did they have

u/Crazy-Rabbit-3811 — 2 months ago

What are some of the worst starfighters?

im not looking for the tie fighter, we all know it sucks. what other ones are bad? were there any ships that only used droid missiles? were there any that were impossible to use? etc

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u/Crazy-Rabbit-3811 — 3 months ago
▲ 226 r/titanic

What is the funniest shipwreck?

the three that I thought of were the

North Korean Destroyer Kang Kon

Russian auxiliary vessel Kamchatka

SS Principessa Jolanda

I would include the Kuznetsov, but it has somehow failed to sink so far

u/Crazy-Rabbit-3811 — 3 months ago
▲ 321 r/Ships

What is the funniest shipwreck?

the three that I thought of were the

North Korean Destroyer Kang Kon

Russian auxiliary vessel Kamchatka

SS Principessa Jolanda

I would include the Kuznetsov, but it has somehow failed to sink

u/Crazy-Rabbit-3811 — 3 months ago