Fleets Completed ...

 Last night I began and finished the final two warships for my Turcowaz (Turkish) navy.  

Hayreddin Barbarossa - I looked up the name.
Seems he was a very successful admiral in the time of
Suleiman the Magnificent.

Because the three planned Turkish vessels seemed to be somewhat outmatched by the the three Greek, methought it reasonable to add a fourth to the former to redress the balance.  Besides, the addition of a battleship called Hayreddin Barbarossa seemed to me desirable for its own sake.  It is the sister ship to Turgut Reis, though there are a number of differences to distinguish the two.

The remaining vessel is the 'protected cruiser' Hamidieh. Designed, possibly, more as a commerce raider, it is nowhere near as powerful as the other large ships in the collection.

Hamidieh - protected cruiser.  I might add some 
secondary armament ...

Finally, a couple of photos of the whole collection:

Hellenic Fleet:

• Lemnos - modern Pre-Dreadnought battleship
• Hydra - ironclad/ coastal battleship
• Georgios Averof - armoured cruiser.  This vessel looks larger than Lemnos, and the fact is it was longer, but displaced less, and its guns were not as heavy.
•  Panthir - destroyer
•  Ierax - destroyer.  
• I have two reserve names for destroyer replacements or additions: Leon and Aetos.

The whole collection: 5 Hellenic and 6 Turcowaz vessels.

Turcowaz Fleet:

•  Turgut Reis - older Pre-Dreadnought battleship
•  Hayreddin Barbarossa - older Pre-Dreadnought battleship
• Messudieh - ironclad/ coastal defence battleship
• Hamidieh - protected cruiser 
• S165 Muavenet - destroyer
• S166 Yadigar - destroyer.  
• I have two reserve names for  destroyer replacements or additions: S167(?) Numune and S168(?) Gayret.

The whole collection, named.

To continue - the third week of the First Blacklands War.