To my surprise the USS wasp [CV 7] was much less challenging as there was no extended flight deck lines or identification numeral (see below, she also has the look of an escort class carrier - I put it down to the treaty limitations and the USN being inventive with the tonnage allowance):
The mighty eight (or really seven CVs and a Seaplane Carrier) ready to face the might of the IJN (see below, only two would survive the war, USS Saratoga [CV3] and USS Enterprise [CV6] - note I also went back and made the numeral three slightly bigger to fit in with the rest of the fleet, all done with hand to eye approximation):
Bring on their cruiser and destroyer supports next (Corona Project #2a).
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Saturday, 18 April 2020
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