BB43 Tennessee by RG19

Bryce • Historical • posted on Apr 26, 2009

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USS Tennessee, lead ship of her class, was commissioned on June 3, 1920. She was built at the New York Navy Yard and won a US Navy Unit Commendation and 10 battle stars. At Pearl Harbor in 1941, she was struck by two armor piercing bombs. One bomb knocked out the number two turret guns and the other went through the number three turret and knocked out the left gun. She was also sprayed by debris from the explosion on the USS Arizona. USS Tennessee was towed to Puget Sound for permanent repairs, was refit and was also in Rear Admiral Jesse Oldendorf’s battle group at Leyte Gulf in 1944. She was sold for scrap in 1959. For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through Him might be saved. John 3:16-17 NKJV Credits: Dr. Spacebones Primitives 20 mm and a five inch barrel in a 40mm (crammed together) by DesEspona Old wood texture by Mapps Bridge and conning housings from parts by X2000 Bow from Bryce Clipper by Jedswindells Kingfisher floatplane and catapults and cranes by Beyond VR WWI Concentration Dial = uhr from Wenne’s Gallerien Barbettes = cowling from Lockheed Electra at PlanIt3D 14inch barrels = Nowa 5 by Silver Wolf, NNY and Siosai Some superstructure parts from ship2 upload 112188032 at stx3dx.com

Comments (11)

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theprojectionist

7:08PM | Sun, 26 April 2009

Good one RG,terrific job

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mikeerson

8:58PM | Sun, 26 April 2009

ship looks good, but shouldn't it be grey?

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kelvinhughes

1:27AM | Mon, 27 April 2009

excellent well done

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Django

3:13AM | Mon, 27 April 2009

as usual solid research and eye for detail

Aeolia

4:39AM | Mon, 27 April 2009

Nice work like the one's before. You know you very good in Bryce.

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mapps

7:36AM | Mon, 27 April 2009

awesome!

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beatoangelico

8:05PM | Thu, 30 April 2009

fantastic scene and excellent art..!!!

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Osper

9:46PM | Thu, 30 April 2009

Good job!

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ragouc

2:55AM | Sat, 02 May 2009

Good work. Well done.

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e-brink

7:57AM | Sat, 02 May 2009

A clear and present render! Well done!

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tennesseecowgirl

5:05PM | Thu, 28 January 2010

Nice to see this.. and great history you provided, sad to see it was sold to scraps rather then restored in some way, but at least they re use them in some ways. Great work~