Comments by "khaela Mensha" (@khaelamensha3624) on "The Development of Ironclads - 1867 to 1872 in the Royal Navy - The Good, Bad and Useless" video.

One should admire Coles, how many of us would agree to go to 10 turrets to a single one? Requires quite pragmatic mind to do this. About the French raming ship, this one had a length increased about 12 feet in order to take into account the protection of the bottles of the cave a vins. As always my prefered days of the week are Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday as they are Drach's days. Thank you sir for your amazing work!
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@jamesharmer9293 Well probably how many different calibers of gun it was possible to have on a single ship 😂
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@jiks270 As Frenchman, I did not specify it as it is for us obvious 😂 The second most armoured part of the being the cheese stocks, 😇
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This is a brilliant idea! 👍💎
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@graveyard1979 orks battleships have so many turrets that at the launch they go directly to the bottom of the sea.. So they are build with wheels 😂
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Lucky boy 😉
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@orkstuff5635 Nope the title is : war between floating hotels 😂
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@jiks270 Thanks for the laugh Bonne journée!
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Thanks for the laugh 😂
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Zsope715 had a brilliant idea, is it possible to have a video about evolution of propellers? Thanks again for your amazing work!
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@graveyard1979 When ironclads rejoined galleys 😂Thanks for the very precise information sir. Most interesting 🙏
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@notshapedforsportivetricks2912 Brilliant 😂
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