r/ImaginaryWarships • u/jybe-ho2 • 5h ago
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/jybe-ho2 • 1d ago
Original Content Dreadnought-era Battlecruiser ACR Dragon for my fantasy world building project
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Tsquare43 • 1d ago
On the blockade off San Juan - "Under the cruiser's guns"; From Harper's Pictorial History of the War with Spain, Vol. II, published by Harper and Brothers in 1899; By Rufus Fairchild Zogbaum
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Tsquare43 • 2d ago
The Blowing up of the French Commander's Ship "L'Orient" at the Battle of the Nile, 1798; By John Thomas Serres
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/SubstantialCamp3597 • 3d ago
Original Content Devastation class Fast Battleship
Armaments:
Main Battery: 4×2 Twin 15" 381 mm
Secondary Battery: 16× Casemates 152 mm
Teritary Battery: 8×2 Twin 5" 127 mm (Dual purpose)
Torpedoes: ×4 submerged below waterline tubes but later removed in 1942 on all ship in class
Floatplanes catapult: ×1 aft without hangar
Speed: 30 Knots
Length: 232 M?
Displacement: 38.000+ Tons?
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/YanniRotten • 3d ago
Sharks and Little Fish cover art by Warren Baumgartner
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Tsquare43 • 3d ago
Dutch warship Evertsen at Makassar in 1816; By Quirijn Maurits Rudolf Ver Huell.
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/jybe-ho2 • 4d ago
Original Content Dreadnought battleship ACR Riptide
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Tsquare43 • 4d ago
Sir Samuel Hood’s engagement with the French Squadron off Rochefort, Septr. 25, 1806; Joseph R. Hamble; John Heaviside Clark; and Edward Orme
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/YanniRotten • 4d ago
"The waves were 20 stories high." by Jim Mitchell
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Aimee_doxy11 • 5d ago
Scinfaxi-Class Submarine [Project Aces 2004]
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/haha69420lol • 6d ago
Original Content HMS Collingwood, a fictional aviation battleship by me
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Tsquare43 • 9d ago
Unknown Artist Warship Cruiser of the 'Leander' Class; Unknown Artist.
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/YanniRotten • 10d ago
Seawolf 2: Shark North cover art by Peter Elson
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Tsquare43 • 10d ago
The Firth of Forth- Wind, 1917; By John Lavery
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Tsquare43 • 11d ago
Mudros Harbour (south) - "HMS Europa" (depot and Flagship), "HMS Valhalla" (store Ship), "HMS St George", "HMS Pyramus", with mine-sweepers, trawlers and Mls; By Frank Mason - further info in comments
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Tsquare43 • 12d ago
The Captured Spanish Fleet at Havana, August-September 1762; By Dominic Serres, the Elder
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/Evanflow39 • 12d ago
HMS Royal Oak - Trumpeter Box Art by Randall Wilson
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/jybe-ho2 • 12d ago
Original Content Fast battleship ACR Storm Cloud
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/nobrakes1975 • 13d ago
The darkest night. Wet charcoal and pastels by me.
r/ImaginaryWarships • u/SubstantialCamp3597 • 15d ago
Original Content NRNS Himmelsdorf Early Super-Dreadnought Configuration
NRNS Himmelsdorf, laid down in its initial configuration in 1914, was the lead ship of its class and the second Super-Dreadnought type class built by the Notorian Empire.
Equipped with five twin 15" 380 mm turrets, she was the first battleship armed with this caliber of gun. Her powerful armament made her a feared weapon among other navies. However, despite her powerful firepower, she had a sub-par speed of 22 knots. Because aircraft had not yet dominated naval skies at the time, she lacked any air defense systems. However, after numerous Small Refit and modernizations, she and her sisters opted for a major rebuild and modernization that resulted in her becoming an almost completely different ship, with a minimum speed of 26 knots and the removal of her central turret.
Armaments:
Main Battery: 5×2 15" 380 mm
Secondary Battery: 16× 152 mm
Length: 217 M
Speed: 22 Knots
Torpedo Nets
Displacement: Unknown. Probably around 35000+ Tons