Flux AI: submarine design

submarine design Flux Artworks

Futuristic submarine design. Kata ram style elements. Underwater scene with ambient light. Realistic and detailed submarine model.
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Futuristic Submarine Design in Underwater Exploration Context - Kata Ram Style

fantasy technology
submersible vehicle
underwater exploration
Futuristic submarine in katana ram style. Submarine gliding through calm ocean waters. Clear blue sky with fluffy clouds in the background. Attention to detail on submarine features. Floating peacefully with a sleek design.
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Futuristic Kata Ram Style Submarine Gliding Through Calm Ocean Waters

underwater exploration
submarine design
marine technology
Submarine designed for military use. Cylinder shape with triangular spur. Length of 70 metres and width of 8 metres. Tapered design for speed. Capable of 50 knots. Equipped with turret for navigation and searchlight.
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Realistic Aerial View of a Military Submarine in Action

submarine
maritime safety
military vessel
A submarine described as a cylinder 70 metres long and 8 metres wide with a triangular spur for attacking ships. Its tapered shape resembles a sailfish allowing speeds up to 50 knots. A turret protects the pilot who can navigate the submarine with an electric searchlight illuminating surroundings.
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Realistic submarine photograph showcasing underwater technology and design

submarine
navy technology
military marine vehicle
19th century Spanish submarine with fusiform steel hull length 22 metres beam 2.87 metres exterior grey low central turret entry hatches torpedo tube bow.
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19th Century Grey Spanish Submarine with Fusiform Hull and Turret

maritime history
underwater exploration
submarine technology
A submarine modeled after a tank floats in the ocean. The sleek hull emerges from waves. Clouds softly reflect the atmosphere. The submarine's features showcase advanced military engineering.
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Realistic 3D illustration of a military submarine navigating the ocean

submarine
defense systems
marine engineering