NightCafe Logo
Create
Anonymous User

Generate your own WWII naval operation images

Create your own historical war images. Our AI image generator is free, easy to use and endlessly flexible.

Operation Tsunami, 1943
Operation Tsunami, 1943
a year ago

Operation Tsunami, 1943

Created a year ago · 0 comments· 0 likes

SDXL 1.0

By August 13th, 1943, Ocean Breaker would return to the Atlantic, and Operation Ocean Tsunami was put into effect immediately by the Royal Navy, and Ocean Breaker would immieadeitly fall into the that Alexander Hillsborough had predicted. Ocean Breaker would be lured out towards the North Atlantic, where she would eventually find herself surrounded and ambushed by hundreds of Royal Navy ships. At first Ocean Breaker was able to hold back multiple attacks by the Royal Navy sinking dozens of the smaller ships while also dethatching her submarines in order to act as an ultimate undersea weapon to be used against the Royal Navy resulting into even more damage being inflicted, however at one point during the 6th Hour of the engagement, the British Heavy Battleship the HMS London.


No comments yet

Be the first to respond!

Anonymous User

No comments yet.

Creation Settings

Preset Style

NightCafe

Text Prompts

2091riveraisrael has hidden the prompt

Model

SDXL 1.0
CKPT

SDXL 1.0

Initial Resolution

Medium

Aspect Ratio

1:1

Runtime

Short

Overall Prompt Weight

50%

Refiner Weight

50%

Sampling method

K_DPMPP_2M


More Creations

There's always more to explore

0
White mixed flower in a Blue green mosaic vase,round glass p...
0
Joan of Arc II
1
White mixed flower in a Blue green mosaic vase,round glass p...
0
Ocean Breaker During World War II
0
USS Ocean Breaker
0
Lars Watson during the events of Turning Red
0
Jack Organ at 7 Years Old
0
Modern Submarine with Search Lights in Detailed Matte Painti...

🔒 Secure Payments

PCI compliant payments powered by Paddle and PayPal and Shopify

PayPalShopifyShopify
MastercardVisaAmerican ExpressApple PayGoogle Pay

Copyright © NightCafe Studio Pty LtdCommunity Standards Acknowledgements Privacy Policy Terms of Service Refund Policy Sitemap