Visual Dossier

Reference Direction Board

These images capture the visual direction more accurately than the older placeholder sheets. They show the kind of stealth hull language, perspective rendering, internal cutaway, and turret presentation the TriSeadon visuals should be moving toward.

Reference fleet styling board: this is much closer to the intended FFG, DDG, and heavy cruiser visual language than the simplified silhouette sheet.

Reference DDG presentation style: stronger sense of hull massing, sensor placement, weapon zones, and explanatory overlays.

Reference perspective mood: this is the type of real-ship presentation the DDG and FFG need instead of flat placeholder diagrams.

Reference cutaway style: useful model for future TriSeadon section views showing magazines, engineering, and mission spaces inside the hull.

Reference Trinion style: this is much closer to the kind of turret and magazine explanation sheet the site should use for the Trinion system.

Current Rendering Status

FFG-64, DDG-152, and CAG-3 now have dedicated fleet-family concept renderings. They remain conceptual massing studies governed by the locked class dimensions and interface rules rather than final naval-architecture production drawings.

• Vertical baseline: FFG uses 50-ft forward and 40-ft aft superstructures; DDG uses 65-ft forward and 40-ft aft; CAG uses 80-ft forward and 60-ft aft.
• Aviation baseline: aft heights exclude the ATC structure above. Every ATC is aft-aligned flush with the aviation block's aft bulkhead, and every hangar face remains vertical and clear through its complete door operating envelope.
• CAG measured lock: its 150-ft flight deck is on 01 level, 15 ft above the 150-ft aft gun deck on 00; the 100-ft hangar has 30 ft of clear height and five 20-ft-wide by 25-ft-tall aft doors.
• Rendering purpose: the images establish class identity, relative scale, deck breaks, radar placement, and weapon arrangement while engineering drawings mature.

Ship Renderings and Scale Drawings

CAG-3 canonical visual baseline: the selected port-bow rendering with two bridge levels, square radar faces, a clearly aft-raked main mast, a half-height aft mast, and the approved aviation and aft-gun-deck relationship.

Open the measured interactive CAG-3 model

CAG Prior Canonical: retained for visual history after selection of the current port-bow baseline.

CAG Alternate 1: the preserved prior cruiser rendering with the original superstructure massing.

CAG Alternate 2: the initial family-aligned rendering retained before the forward superstructure received its additional aft rake.

DDG-152 baseline: 65-ft forward superstructure and 40-ft aviation superstructure, with aft-aligned ATC above.

FFG-64 baseline: 50-ft forward superstructure and 40-ft Aegis-family aviation superstructure, with aft-aligned ATC above.

FFG, DDG, and CAG side-profile comparison sheet with baseline role notes and scale relationship.

Animated Module Sequences

These are short looping sequences, built as native web animations rather than video files, so they stay editable.