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Originally Posted by GlowwormGuy
Ah so the Bolzano is the same model that is used for Trento and Trieste? I think there were two released - one with the seaplane and one without... I just thought there was a different model for the Trento and Trieste.
Thanks very much and more power to the team!
Mountbatten
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Among the models realized by Canarb and friends, only the "Fiume" hands in evidence the hydroplane.
These are the cards of the cruisers Bolzano and Trento (Trieste)
Thanks to you for the encouragement!
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Name: R.N.
Bolzano
Class: Bolzano
Type: Heavy cruiser
Country: Italy
Launch: First launched 31-08-1932
Displacement: 11065 tons (standard)
13885 tons (full)
Length: 196,9 m
Beam: 20,6 m
Draft: 6,8 m
Max Speed: 33 kt (37 kt to the test)
Endurance: 4432 nm (16 kt)
Armor: Side 70 mm
Deck 50 mm
Turret 80 mm
Guns: 4x2 203 mm/54 main
6x2 100 mm/47 secondary
AA: 4x2 37 mm
8x20 mm
8x13 mm
Torpedo tubes: 2x3 533 mm
Aircraft: 2x I.M.A.M. Ro43 scout hydroplane.
Crew: 788
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Name: R.N.
Trento (Trieste)
Class: Trento
Type: Heavy cruiser
Country: Italy
Launch: First launched 04-10-1927
Displacement: 10511 tons (standard)
13358 tons (full)
Length: 196,6 m
Beam: 20,6 m
Draft: 6,8 m
Max Speed: 31 kt (36 kt to the test)
Endurance: 4160 nm (16 kt)
Armor: Side 70 mm
Deck 50 mm
Turret 70 mm
Guns: 4x2 203 mm/50 main
6x2 100 mm/47 secondary
AA: 4x2 37 mm
8x20 mm
8x13 mm
Torpedo tubes: 2x4 533 mm
Aircraft: 2x I.M.A.M. Ro43 scout hydroplane.
Crew: 781
Bibliography: "Le navi da guerra Italiane 1940-1945" Authors: Bagnasco - Cernuschi