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This German-built protected cruiser, rapidly constructed to oppose the Japanese Empire towards the end of the 19th century, fought in both the Russo-Japanese War and World War 1.
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[@stevenmoore4612]

Designers: How many funnels u want on the ship?
IRN: Yes

[@barefoofDr]

I love the details on these ship models.The ship modeling is superb.

[@Terrados1337]

It is a damn pretty ship

[@jacobmercado3762]

Ashame that she never got persevered like Aurora. Would've been a cool museum ship to visit.

[@ineb1967]

Please make a Video about the german premium Prinz Eugen

[@adambarral8831]

named after the prince of Kiev and founder of the first eastern slavic state formation in dnieper Ukraine

[@happywombat]

another low tier prem? yeah sure i guess but i do hope to see more ships from other nations that would middle-high tier ships. Stalingrad was very impressive and is a good example of what id like to see in the future.

[@Sovietskikh]

They already talked about Stalingrad. There is not much to show because it was never a finished project.

[@happywombat]

i know, thats why i mentioned it. I said to do more videos about middle to high tiers like they did with Stalingrad. Of course they covered plenty of ships but i mentioned the stalingrad as an example.

[@ylmazirdenyazc8393]

Yavuz and Hamidiye for Turkey Georgios Averoff and Vasilefs Georgios for Greece De Ruyter and Java for Netherlands Hms Renown(1944) and Hms Dido for Britain Askold and Zhemchug for Russia Uss Washington for Usa.

[@denovemportem]

Beautiful Ship!

[@matthewgilleland4240]

I could see the Askold being a tier III premium in the Russian/Soviet tech tree maybe as a freemium to earn come Christmas

[@swisstraeng]

Can you do a video about ironclads?
We don't speak about them a lot

[@Diego-zz1df]

I'm starting to think they used the 1:42 scale only because no museum other than the St. Petersburg naval museum uses it.

[@timursagdiev3464]

The easiest way to get a ship history/model is to go to the nearest museum, isn't it? Quite logical

[@Diego-zz1df]

You're telling me that a multi-billion dollar company that literally makes 3D models of warships from all nations and has a global reach can't travel to, say, the Deutsches Museum in Munich (I visited it, it's awesome!), the German Naval Museum, the National Museum of the Royal Navy, the Musée national de la Marine in France, the National Museum of the United States Navy, the Museo Naval in Spain, or any other of the many naval museums arround the world? Also, they're based in Minsk, not St. Petersburg, so they're actually showing you that no, it's not convenience, it's "Glorious Mother Russia above all", which I wouldn't mind if it wasn't for the fact that military naval history is the one thing where Glorious Mother Russia is undisputedly NOT above all.
And while we're at it, if they know so much about russian ships, how come only the Oleg has the black-and-gold pattern from the Imparial Russian Navy, and not the Aurora, Diana, Imperator Nikolai I, etc.? They even made it for the Tsushima battle CGI videos they made!

[@timursagdiev3464]

Considering the size of Russian nave at that time, there's not much left to show. But to visit Germany and etc for 1-2 ships is not worth it. They surely will, but while museum have a content to share it's not necessary. And btw, st peter. museum have not only rus ships, others too

[@THEROOKIE2222]

what an amazing vessel

[@joergn83]

Might be cool to have a short vid on all the ships

[@enriquesillero24]

The world have more countrys. Not all are URSS

[@MrBandholm]

Nor even USSR...
They have made quit a few videos of other countries navies...

[@bekluwe]

A ship built and scrapped in Germany.

[@mingluo901]

Pretty much the same the uss enterprise.

[@jezu5917]

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[@breakout4686]

we want the Italian schips

[@frankvc5899]

strenj ! Look for Duca D'Aosta in google you will see her is coming

[@dariomasi9]

I think he means in a history video like these ones

[@hardcasekara6409]

Get ready for another Russian premium...

[@killer_koalafied6151]

is Russian bias on World of Warships 2?

[@frankvc5899]

Dino Man kinda...depends of which ship but there is one which doesn't The krasny krym

[@killer_koalafied6151]

Because it big In WoT

[@Sovietskikh]

No, only OP russian ships are the Moskva and Gremyashy (has not been since launch). The Khabarovsk used to be but it has been nerfed. Imperator Nikolai III is also OP but you hardly see them and its also never been sold since it was first sold.

[@solace6633]

Dino Man its not big in WOT. some of the best tanks are either american or German. only its mediums are good.

[@dimitrilopez2183]

Stop talking about Russia ships

[@kpykc]

Stop talking about stopping talking about Russia ships

[@mjlindero9065]

Well, it seems like WarGaming only has access to the Central Naval Museum at St. Petersburg which mostly only has Russian ships, they may not be able to get their hands on foreign models or it is too hard to create new detailed foreign ships, in addition, what will the Central Naval Museum do after reviewing and creating these foreign ship models when it is not important to Russia's naval history, maybe some foreign ships such as the Royal Navy ships which escorted the convoys from Britain and US to the USSR would be featured as they helped the Russian war effort but an appearance of say, the Yamato or the Iowa would be too irelevant for them, as it was never featured in Russian History.

[@timursagdiev3464]

This. And I saw a foreign ships in that museum also

[@masonp3364]

Strong soviet Russian ship.

[@CasperKersten]

Made by Krupp.

[@is3t]

Mason P This ship is ridicolous

[@masonp3364]

I know.