The modelling isn't any different, just a texture. It would be fairly easy to adjust this, I would think. As far back as 2003, third-party modders for the 1998 flight sim Jane's WWII Fighters had figured out a pretty foolproof way of doing it, with appropriately stunning results. Given the potential technical hassle that can come with multi-file skins, I'm not surprised that WG have gone this route for WoWS, however it would seem that given how much more complicated the simplest destroyer in this game is to even the most complicated tank in WoT, they ought to have given it a go. Her #3 turret was blue because it had a catapult mounted on it, but the game engine doesn't allow for the placement of turret-mounted aircraft catapults, at least for the time being. Navy had not yet adopted the practice of applying Deck Blue 20B to the horizontal surfaces of their warships. Arizona's deck at the time of her sinking was actually "natural wood," as the U.S. This is also why multi-colored turrets seem to have "flipped" textures from bow to stern and vice versa. That's why, for example, all of Warspite's turrets are the same darker gray, even though the first and last were actually the same shade as the lighter part of the two-tone disruptive scheme she wore at the time of her in-game depiction. To a texture artist like me, It's obvious by looking at all the various ship models that the main battery turrets on every one of them use the exact same texture, likely from one part of the image file itself and simply repeated for every turret (same goes for secondary batteries). Nevada would get fixed up and put back into action in both the Atlantic and later in the Pacific.Įdit again: Wikipedia has a very good shot of damaged USS Nevada and you can get a better look of her early war scheme. Some pictures also of USS Nevada after the Pearl Harbor strike, it seemed she sported a similar scheme to Arizona also. With the contrast of the rest of the ship compared to the white tower top. I even built a model of her when I was a kid. I too was used to the idea of an all gray scheme for Arizona but apparently that wasn't historically so. The picture for slide 9 there shows the ruined Arizona after the Pearl Harbor attack, you can see the white top still of the aft tower. She didn't fit the typical image of color scheme that many thought she'd have. The subject of Arizona's scheme was a bit of interest when she was released.
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