IBeRUS> Братцы, а есть ли что-либо по чертежам "мололитражек", простите за терминологию, которые были вооружены во 2-ю мировую, только именно вооруженных,для диорамы. Искренне каюсь,никого не хочу обидеть!
varyag> Да..., было бы действительно очень интересно!
varyag> Я тоже хочу!
Может быть вам будут хватать следующие два корабля:
Round Table Class Trawler;
Type TRAWLER, MINE-SWEEPER
Date 1942
Official Number 182007
Yard Number: 763
Description
based on Hall Russell's 1936 Star of Orkney, completed as minesweeper.Engine by Hall. Completed as minesweeper the converted to dan layer. Took part in D-Day Landings in June 1942 as dan layer attached to the 14th Minesweeping Flotilla in Force U.
Was bought by the Walker Steam Trawling & Fishing Co Ltd in February 1947 and re-named 'Star of Freedom'. Sold to Milford Fisheries Ltd in March 1956 and renamed 'Robert Limbrick'. Ran ashore on Quinish Point in heavy weather, 7 miles from Ardmore, Mull 5 February 1957.
Dimensions: length 125' x breadth 23' 6" x depth 13' 9"; 103 tons
HMS Pine - TRAWLER (Mine-sweeper)
Type TRAWLER, MINE-SWEEPER
Date 1940
Official Number 9103
Yard Number: 752
Description
1946 taken to Harwich for refit.
Transferred to Cuxhaven in March. Transferred to Flekkefiord, Norway, supervising German naval units clearing minefields. Returned to Cuxhaven and paid off. Temporary loan to German navy.
1948 returned to Royal Navy and placed on disposal list.
1949 sold to mercantile navy and renamed 'Samba,' owned by Sten A Olsson, Gothenburg. Diesel fitted 1949.
Lost 28 December 1956 - ran aground near Lerwick.
Dimensions: length 165' 5" x breadth 34' 1" depth 18' 7"