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List:

 

Motor Torpedo Boats

MS 11-22

MS 41-44

MS 45-46

MS 51-56

MS 74-75

Stefano Turr

MS Vosper 72ft6in

MS Higgins 78ft (mod.1950)

MS Higgins 78ft (mod.1954)

MS Higgins 78ft (mod. 1960)

MS CRDA 60t I serie
MS CRDA 60t II serie (mod.1942)

MS CRDA 60t II serie (mod.1944)

MS CRDA convertibile

MS 471 (1954)

MS 491 Lampo (parziale)

MS 491 Lampo

MS 590 Freccia (parziale)

MS 590 Freccia

 

 

 

Sub Chasers

S.V.A.N. 13t

S.V.A.N. 14t

Albatros (mod. 1935)

Albatros (mod. 1939)

MAS MT

MAS 500 I serie

MAS 500 II serie

MAS 500 III serie

MAS 551-554

MAS 500 IV serie

MAS Baglietto Velocissimo

MAS Baglietto (mod.1931)

MAS Baglietto (mod.1934)

MAS Thornycroft 55ft (mod.1941)

VAS Baglietto 68t I serie

VAS Baglietto 68t II serie (mod.1942)
VAS Baglietto 68t II serie (mod.1949)
VAS Ansaldo 90t (1942)

VAS Ansaldo 90t (1945)

 

 

 

Motor Gun Boats

MC CRDA convertibile

MC 485

MC 490 (mod.1957)

MC 490 Folgore

MC 491 Lampo

MC 494 Saetta (mod. 1968)

P 499 Fulmine

MC 590 Freccia

 

 

 

Corvettes

Classe De Cristofaro
Classe Albatros (mod.1955)

Classe Albatros (mod.1962)
Classe Albatros (mod.1967)
Classe Gabbiano (mod.1942)

Classe Gabbiano (mod.1950)

Classe Gabbiano (mod.1956 1° gr.)

Classe Gabbiano (mod.1956 2°gr.)

F 560 Alabarda (mod.1950)

F 560 Alabarda (mod.1954)

F 597 Vedetta

F 598 Sentinella (mod.1956)

F 598 Sentinella (mod.1961)

FR 51

 

 

 

Missile Hydrofoil

P420 Sparviero

 

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M.A.S. classe "500" Ia serie

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General (data from MAS 501-524)
Type: Sub-chaser Torpedoboat
Class:   MAS classe "500" I serie
Built: late 1935 
In service / end service: (MAS 509) 14/6/1936 - circa 1950 
Crew: 9 (in war time 11)

Hull
Displacement (full load): 22 t (in war time 24 t)
Lenght:  17 m
Width:  4,4 m
Draft: 1,25 m (max)

Weapons
Side Torpedo Tubes: 2x450mm "Minisini" tipo S.I.Napoli

AAA MG: 1 Breda M31 da 13,2 mm back
-Max engage:  6000 m
-Elevation:  +80°/-10°
-Horizzontal tilt:  360°
-Rounds per min: 500
Depth Charges:  1 rack with 6x50kg b.t.g

Ammonitions
Torpedo
-Name: S.I. 200/450 x 5,36  or  W170/450x5,75  or   S.I.170/450x5,25
-Dimensions:   5.36 m                       5.75 m                      5,25 m
-Weight:           930 kg                      930 kg                      860 kg
-Speed:    3000 m at 42 kn       1000 m at 48 kn         4000 m at 37 kn

-Type of filler: 200 kg TNT          175 kg TNT                175 kg TNT

AAA:
-Shell #1: ball (0,051 kg-790 m/s)


Engines

#of engines (and boilers):  2x Isotta Fraschini Asso 1000 - 2x Carraro D.8.M. (auxiliary)
fuel tipe: petrol
fuel capacity:  3,2 t
power:  I.F. Asso 1000 cv each - Carraro 40 cv each
#of shelfs: 2
max speed: 44 kn (in war time 42 kn)
autonomy: 400 mi at 42 kn
                 1000 mi at 6 kn (with auxiliary engines)

Devices: Hydrophone (tubi C)

Modifies: during the war on some M.A.S. was modified the longitudinal torpedo inclination with "heads up" (for hight speed launch)

From: "Erminio Bagnasco, M.A.S. e mezzi d'assalto di superficie italiani", "Ufficio Storico della Marina Militare", "John Campbell, Naval Weapons of World War Two"; "www.marina.difesa.it"

 

scala 1:100 

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(credits by quert96)  CybDM8Q.jpg 

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MS tipo CRDA da 60t II serie
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DATA SHEET

 

Generale        
Type: Torpedo boat
Class: CRDA da 60t
Built:  14/08/1942
In service:  February 1943/ 1979
 
Hull
Empty displacement:   68,8 t
Full displacement:
Lenght:  28 mt
Width:  4,3 mt
Draft:   1,73 mt (max)

Weaponery
Torpedo tube:   2x533mm in front “a trombone” 
-Name:  W/270/533/7,2
-Lenght:  7.2 mt
-Max Range/speed: 4.000 mt at 50 kn 
                                8.000 mt at 40 kn 
                                12.000 mt at 30 kn
-Type of filling:  270 kg TNT

 

Side torpedo tube:  2x450mm “Minisini” 
-Name:W/170/450/5,46
-Lenght:  5.46 mt
-Max Range/speed: 3.000 mt at 42 kn
                                7.000 mt at 35 kn
-Type of filling:  175 kg TNT

 

Main AA machine guns:  2x20mm Breda M35 20/65
-Max range:  2.900 mt
-Elevation:  +90°/ -10°
-Orizontal range:  360°
-Round per min:  240

-Shell type 1: AP (0,32 kg-850 m/s)
-Shell type 2: HE (0,134 kg-840 m/s)     


Secondary AA machine guns:  2x9,6mm Breda M30

-Max range: 1.500 mt
-Round per min:  470

-Ammo: Ball (0,022 kg-624 m/s)

Depth Carges:  2x racks with 4x100kg bombs  each


Ammo: 2x533mm torpedoes
            2x450mm torpedoes
            8x100kg depth charges


Engines
#engines (and boilers):  3x Isotta Fraschini “Asso” type “ASM 183” 18 cylinders
fuel type: Petrol
fuel capacity: 7,2 t
engine power: 1.100hp each at 1.800rpm
#shelfs: 3
max speed: 31kn
range: 300mi at 31kn
           430mi at 24kn
           900mi at 12kn (with only 1 engine)

Devices: Hydrophone

 

From: Storia Militare n.273 e n. 274; www.il91.it

 

Technical Drawings

 

 


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(credits by qwert96)

 

"In August 1942, during Operation Pedestal (referenced in Italian sources as Battaglia di Mezzo Agosto) two motosiluranti—MS 16 and MS 22—sank in a night action the British light cruiser HMS Manchester. This 11,000-ton cruiser was the largest warship sank by fast torpedo craft in the Second World War. Two MS boats were used to infiltrate a party of 14 Italian marines behind the Allied lines in Egypt on 3 September 1942. The marines blew up a railway and anaqueduct before being captured."

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M.A.S. MT MIApG4t.jpg  

 

General (data from:  M.A.S. MT 540 and 545 )  
Type: Sub-chaser Gun Boat
Class: MAS classe "500" IIa serie
Built: 1938
In service/end service: (transformed in M.A.S. MT in 1944) - till 1949/1950

Hull
Displacement (full load): 26-27 t
Lenght:  18,7 m
Width:  4,7 m
Draft: 1,43 m (max)

 

 Weapons
AAA MG: 3x20mm Breda M35 20/65 (1 back - 2 sides)
-Max distance: 2.900 m 
-Elevation: +90°/ -10°
-Horizontal tilt:  360°
-Round per mins:   240
Depth Charges:  1 rack with 6x50kg b.t.g.

 

 Ammo
AAA:

-Shell #1: AP (0,32 kg-850 m/s)
-Shell #2: HE (0,134 kg-840m/s)
                  
  Engines
# of engines:  2 x Isotta Fraschini Asso 1000 - 2 x Carraro CDM (auxiliary)
fuel: petrol

fuel capacity:  3,9 t
power:  I.F. Asso 1000 cv each - Carraro 50 cv each
# of shelfs: 2
max speed: 42 kn with I.F. Asso - 6,5 kn with Carraro
autonomy:  360 mi at 42 kn
                   400 mi at 34 kn
                   1100 mi at 6 kn with auxiliary engines


From: "Erminio Bagnasco, M.A.S. e mezzi d'assalto di superficie italiani", "Ufficio Storico della Marina Militare"; "John Campbell, Naval Weapons of World War Two"

 

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List updated. The links are in the italian forum section. They will be translated and added to this section asap

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On 2/21/2017 at 3:42 AM, BlueBeta said:

List updated. The links are in the italian forum section. They will be translated and added to this section asap

Yay! glad that Regia Marina Suggestion became relevant again!

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On 24/2/2017 at 2:47 PM, Fiat_Freccia said:

Will this be pinned to the front page? Great work though, +1

nope, there is no need to pin it. this discussion can be find under this list:

 

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Adding destroyers the list in the naval ITT become much larger..

We are working to update it, but there is a lot of ships to add (and this is good :DD)

 

:salute:

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Found at another topic.

BTW. Hope Italian fleet well be sooner than GF. Playing Ragia Marina ships may be more funny than tanks ;)

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Hmmm... not sure why there are two trees of destroyers...

 

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2 hours ago, PL_Andrev said:

Found at another topic.

BTW. Hope Italian fleet well be sooner than GF. Playing Ragia Marina ships may be more funny than tanks ;)

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Hmmm... not sure why there are two trees of destroyers...

 

Because they don't fit in one;) and why not? 

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2 hours ago, PL_Andrev said:

Found at another topic.

BTW. Hope Italian fleet well be sooner than GF. Playing Ragia Marina ships may be more funny than tanks ;)

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Hmmm... not sure why there are two trees of destroyers...

 

I wouldn't count on it, but it's possible.

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Although it is famous in popular history for its heavy defeats at cape Matapan and the Taranto attack...

...the Regia Marina was actually a very good navy that the British Royal Navy took no less seriously than the German Kriegsmarine.

Edited by Been_Benuane
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On 30/6/2017 at 11:56 AM, Lord_of_Sofa said:

@BlueBeta could you tell me the name of the book were you got the drawings for the Albatros from?

I would like to take a closer look at them. 

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1st post updated

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20 minutes ago, BlueBeta said:

-snip-

Unfortunately out of budged for me at the moment and not luck obtaining it otherwise so far. But the blueprints posted under the Albatros(1955) kept me busy for a while

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https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-3Ag3Oi3uFsQjhrTWI1eS1BYmc

 

The Holes for the anchors, the main guns, and the area behind the smoke stack are currently uncharted territory for me.

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1 hour ago, Lord_of_Sofa said:

Unfortunately out of budged for me at the moment and not luck obtaining it otherwise so far. But the blueprints posted under the Albatros(1955) kept me busy for a while

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The Holes for the anchors, the main guns, and the area behind the smoke stack are currently uncharted territory for me.

Nice work:)

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