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INS Carriers

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The Indian Navy has revealed its secretive project for the past few months: three world-class nuclear carriers. Designated CVs-1,-2, and -3.

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Christened the INS Crimson Flow, Euroclydon, and the Guardian; these fine flat-tops are very modern aircraft carriers with three railgun batteries that provide AA and limited Anti-shipping defense. Equipped with hydraulic catapults and arrester gear to rapidly launch and recover aircraft. Outfitted with no fewer than 15 damage-control teams, the carriers can take pretty heavy damage and still keep going strong.

These ships carry 60 fighters and craft of various types. Nuclear propulsion drives these ladies for around a year or so without refueling. Both the A-1s and F-1s operate from this vessel.

Showing the coloration of the aircraft serving on board.

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Brendan Dore

August 23, 2010

Nice, but nuclear reactors refuel every 20 years or so, not every year.

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Ultramarine .

August 23, 2010

Quoting Brendan Dore Nice, but nuclear reactors refuel every 20 years or so, not every year.

Depending on the efficiency, yes about that long.

LegoTrooper 101

August 16, 2010

May I suggest a transparent 1x2 plate?

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Ultramarine .

August 13, 2010

Quoting Anders Cutterhill Looks very nice, but wouldn't that big piece of glass be vulnerable?

A bit, it's over-scale, but it looked better than the other designs I tried.

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LegoTrooper 101

August 12, 2010

Wow, very sleek and powerful looking! I agree with the other guy, though. Is the glass some kind of ballistic-protected material? Because otherwise, a grenade or two could cripple the helm.