I will release soon a more detailed version. It's a BETA version ,so she don't have a detailed bridge and It is a fictif submersible for deep exploration This model was released literally as the Qe2 arrived in Dubai on the 26th of November 2008. This model is intended to commemorate the retirement of the Queen Elizabeth 2. This is the Princess Cruise ship Island princess. I will upload several models with different weapon configurations and paint (camo) Given to France in 1947 and used as spare part supply for other German vessels in service. Z39Ē1 August 1943 Taken over by Britain after the war and given to USA. Used as test ship and scrapped between 19. Z38Ē0 March 1943 Taken over by Britain after the war and renamed as Nonsuch. Decommissioned on 24 August and scuttled the same day in Bordeaux. Z37đ6 July 1942 Collided with destroyer Z32 on 1 January 1944 and badly damaged. Scuttled because of bad condition by United States Navy on 26 March 1946 near Jutland. Z34ĕ June 1943 Taken over by USA after the war. Z33Ė February 1943 Taken over by Soviet Union after the war and renamed as Provorniy. Z32đ5 September 1942 Damaged in battle with Canadian destroyers Haida and Huron on 9 June 1944 near Ile de Batz off Brittany and beached.
Z31đ1 April 1942 Taken over by France after the war and renamed as Marceau. Used as target ship and scrapped in 1949. Z30đ5 November 1941 Taken over by Norway after the war and given to Britain. Scuttled because of bad condition by United States Navy on 16 December 1946 near Jutland. Z29Ē5 June 1941 Taken over by Britain after the war and given to USA. Z28ę August 1941 Sunk by British bombers on Manear Saßnitz in Baltic Sea. Z27Ē6 February 1941 Sunk in battle with British cruisers Glasgow and Enterprise on 28 December 1943 in Bay of Biscay. Z26đ1 January 1940 Sunk in battle by the British cruiser Trinidad and destroyer Eclipse on 29 March 1942 in Barents Sea while attacking Convoy PQ-13. Z25ē0 November 1940 Taken over by France after the war and renamed as Hoche. Z24Ē6 October 1940 Sunk on 25 August 1944 near Le Verdon by British bombers. Taken over by France after the war and renamed as Leopard. Z23 15 September 1940 Badly damaged by bomb hit on 12 August 1944 and decommissioned on 21 August. There were various combinations of armament as availabilty and operational circumstances dictated. Machinery: 2 shafts, geared turbines 6 boilers, 70,000 hp (52,200 kW) They were laid down in 19 and were slightly larger and had some internal modifications (including engines that caused less trouble than with their predecessors)įrom the original design to shorten construction times. The seven destroyers numbered from Z31 to Z39 were classed as Zerstörer 1936A (Mob) The eight ships of the Zerstörer 1936A class (Z23 to Z30) were all laid down between 19. There were problems with the reliability of the high pressure steam engines and seakeeping in rough seas due to the newly designed bow and heavy forward artillery. They were intended to carry their forward guns in a twin turret, but as the twin turrets were not ready in time they initially carried single mounted guns.ĭespite being powerful the ships were not without their flaws. The use of 5.9 inch (150 mm) guns was atypical of destroyers which tended to have guns around 4.7 to 5 inch (120 - 127 mm) in calibre. In terms of armament they were closer to light cruisers than the typical destroyer. Were a class of German destroyers of the Second World War. The Zerstörer 1936A class destroyers, or Narvik class destroyers as they were known to the Allies, Page: Click on a thumbnail to see more imagesīrowsing all addons, sorted by date (newest first)
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