what ship is this?

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what ship is this?

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Soviet, 1938 or thereabouts?

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A post modernization Gangut class battleship, but which of the 3?

Oktyabrskaya Revolyutsiya maybe?
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The modernized ex-Gangut renamed Oktyabrskaya Revolutsiya is my try.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_ba ... evolutsiya

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Image is by Yakov Halip and it's dated 1936/37. Baltic Fleet only had 2 BBs around that time, the Marat and October Revolution so it's a pretty solid bet it's her.
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That forward funnel is SOMETHING!
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That forward funnel is SOMETHING!
figured you japanese fanboys would like that. bit of a pagoda superstructure too. kind of a handsome ship though
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A ship class with a very interesting history:
"They fought in four wars, took part in three revolutions and outlived all but one of their contemporaries while losing 50% of the class in the process"

That said, I think they looked ugly

http://www.modelwarships.com/reviews/sh ... nguts.html

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ORIGINAL: JohnDillworth
That forward funnel is SOMETHING!
figured you japanese fanboys would like that. bit of a pagoda superstructure too. kind of a handsome ship though

Bonsai pagoda
“Aim towards enemy“.
- instructions on U.S. rocket launcher
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