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It specifies maximum and minimum armor, guns, boilers, ram requirements, turret limits, and constraints such as no spars on ocean models and spar-torpedo rules for river models. It also includes a draft calculation method, part-coloring guidance for flags, and model-building instructions without altering base dimensions. 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Max guns – 14, Max Armor – 12”, Max Boilers – 4. Must have at least 1”armor, 1 boiler & stack. Turrets can have 1-2 guns. Ram weighs 10 tons. No spars allowed. Draft (depth in water) in feet equals added weight divided by 20 (example: adding 160 tons to a ship results in an 8 ft draft) . Color in parts to your design, cut out, fold, trim away portions not used, but do not shorten the base. Don’t forget to color the flag! Blue for the North, red for the South. Flags mark the stern (back) of the ship, anchors are at the bow (front) .  \nBuilder Notes for River Ironclads  \nMax added weight – 120 tons. Max guns – 8, Max Armor – 10”, Max Boilers – 4. Must have at least 1”armor, 1 boiler & stack. Turrets can have 1-2 guns. Ram weighs add 10 tons. Spar torpedo does not add weight. Cannot have both ram and spar. Draft (depth in water) in feet equals added weight divided by 20 (example: adding 160 tons to a ship would result in an 8 ft draft) . Color in parts to your design, cut out, fold, trim away portions not used, but do not shorten the base. Don’t forget to color the flag! Blue for the North, red for the South. Flags mark the stern (back) of the ship, anchors are at the bow (front) .  \nHistoric Examples  \nCSS Virginia  \nUSS Monitor  \nCSS Arkansas  \nUSS Monadnock  \nCSS Baltic  \nUSS Ozark  \n(with spar torpedo)  \nShip Name:  .S.S.  Builder:    \nOcean Going Ironclad River Ironclad  \n| Armor | Inches |\n| --- | --- |\n| Armament | Cannon\u003Cbr>Ram?\u003Cbr>Spar Torpedo? (River class only) |\n| Propulsion | Steam Boilers |\n| Draft | Feet |\n| Speed | Lengths Per Move |\n| Maneuver | Degrees Per Move |\n\nCannon Still Firing  Armor Remaining  Boilers Operating   \nShip Name:  .S.S.  Builder:    \nOcean Going Ironclad River Ironclad  \n| Armor | Inches |\n| --- | --- |\n| Armament | Cannon\u003Cbr>Ram?\u003Cbr>Spar Torpedo? 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