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Też szukałem planów 
, bo model miał być ładny 
i bardzo dokładny 
. Ale niestety, 
niewiele znalazłem 
i trochę się tym zdenerwowałem 
, co razem doprowadziło do tego, że model porzuciłem 
, i poszedłem na rower 
(albo do sekcji - nie pamiętam). 
, i życzę Ci tego 
, ażeby Twój model był piękny i się nie kurzył Jakbyś coś znalazł z planów to mi podeślij proszę 
, to ja też odgrzeję swoją zapowiedź zapowiedzi 
i dam wszystkim na forum znać 
, bo ważnych wiadomości nigdy za dużo 
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W ten sposób nawet nie kupując książki możesz znaleźć kilka ciekawych informacji - a na pewno ocenić czy warto ją kupić.1. on Page 5:
"... of 10.5cm ammunition was carried, including in the region of 240 rounds of tracer.
The 3.7cm flak gun The secondary flak armament on the light cruisers, as on most of the
larger German warships, was the 3.7cm twin flak gun. This weapon ..."
2. on Page 6:
"... A 3,000 rounds of 2cm ammunition were carried for each barrel. ! i# Towards the end
of the fwar, flak armament on most German warships was considerably enhanced.
In addition, a limited number ~- ` of 4cm Bofors flak guns were ..."
3. on Page 9:
"... eight single gun turrets Secondary armament 3 x 8.8cm guns in single mounts
(later 3 x 10.5cm twin barrel mounts) Flak Armament 4 x 3.7cm guns on single mounts
7 x 2cm guns on single mounts 2 x 2cm Flakvierling Torpedoes 4 ..."
4. on Page 18:
"... armament 9 x 15cm guns in three triple gun turrets Secondary armament
12 x 10.5cm guns in six twin turrets Flak armament 12 x 3.7cm guns in six twin turrets
8 x 2cm guns on single mounts Torpedoes 12 x 53.3cm torpedo ..."
5. on Page 19:
"... she went into dry dock for further repair works, modification and improvement work
to her superstructure, and upgrading of her flak armament. On completion of this work
and subsequent trials, she was called upon to serve on patrol duties off the coast ..."
6. on Page 22:
"... armament 9 x 15cm guns in three triple gun turrets Secondary armament
12 x 10.5cm guns in six twin turrets Flak armament 12 x 3.7cm guns in six twin turrets
8 x 2cm guns on single mounts Torpedoes 12 x 53.3cm torpedo ..."
7. on Page 23:
"... place of the forward rangefinder unit on the forward command-centre roof. Very little in the way
of augmentation to her flak armament seems to have been made to K apart from the addition
of single-barrelled 2cm flak guns on her forecastle. Radar ..."
8. on Page 35:
"... armament 9 x 15cm guns in three triple gun turrets Secondary armament
12 x 10.5cm guns in six twin turrets Flak armament 12 x 3.7cm guns in six twin turrets
8 x 2cm guns on single mounts Torpedoes 12 x 53.3cm torpedo ..."
9. on Page 36:
"... 36 be the last major modification/improvement to the cruiser. None of the planned major
improvements to Leipzig's flak armament appear to have come to fruition. Service
Throughout 1932 and into 1933, Leipzig undertook extensive training in the Baltic as ..."
10. on Page 39:
"... was towed out to sea and scuttled. KREUZER NNBERG Draught Maximum displacement
Maximum speed Maximum endurance Main armament Secondary armament
Flak armament Complement 181m 16.4m 5.8m 9,040 tons 32 knots (turbines) 16.5 knots
(diesels) 3,780 nautical miles (turbines) 9 x 15cm guns ..."
11. on Page 40:
"... was installed on a mount on the mainmast. Nurnberg was the only light cruiser to have been
given significant additional flak armament. Flakvierling were installed on the roof of
turret 'Bruno' and on the roof of the navigating bridge, and the number ..."
