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The Type 003 from few days ago.
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I wish that picture was so much clearer
Via Temstar on SDF
Here's someone's analysis of 003's size against USS Gerald R. Ford. 003 sections are of course joined together via photoshop. The 003 is on the left and Ford on the right. View attachment 667105
Via Temstar on SDF
Here's someone's analysis of 003's size against USS Gerald R. Ford. 003 sections are of course joined together via photoshop. The 003 is on the left and Ford on the right. View attachment 667105
What surprises me is the overall different shape of the hull.
The width at the bow increases rapidly with the level/floor. Ford in the picture seemed to be one or two floors higher than 003, at some sections. See the shape continuity broken right after the tip. Anyway, just as Deino pointed out, the hull shape of the two ships are quite different.
What surprises me is the overall different shape of the hull.
Via Temstar on SDF
Here's someone's analysis of 003's size against USS Gerald R. Ford. 003 sections are of course joined together via photoshop. The 003 is on the left and Ford on the right. View attachment 667105
The CVN-79 in that image had many floors being added above its waterline section.
If it is on the same level as the current Type 003, it would look just as slim.
Except the Type 003 got a more robust stern section, the rests are pretty much similar.
Exactly, but the width at the stern of Ford was apparently smaller than 003.