Did you ever finish

ok thanks! @Derpy1109

All you have to do is add a single small fuselage on the other side of the ship, then throw on as much dead weight as needed to bring the center of mass back onto the centerline. Then it's perfectly balanced.

As it is my first ship @Derpy1109

And I don't know how to balance it @Derpy1109

I had it on the left side of the ship but then the other side was sticking out of the water @Derpy1109

If you don't already mod the craft's XML files, you really should. It only takes marginal practice and lets you achieve exactly what you want. You could make this ship run on mobile with post-60FPS with ease, on full settings, just by modding a little bit.

Just saying.

Anyway, the craft is actually looking rather decent as of yet, I'm assuming the dangerous bridge location will be fixed later.

cool!

Sneak peek of another version!!

@MrMech @Cailean

@JMicah4 @Derpy1109 @Dalton02

@jfriss @Supermini555 @Redlord

@Supermini555 yeah! and maybe the Edmund Fitzgerald

Boaty McBoatface ;P .... Lol

@Jetspeed1001 what do you mean?

How do you get the VTOL RCNs to work? @JMicah4

Maybe @JMicah4

@Jetspeed1001 the USS McBobble?

@JMicah4 @Derpy1109 @Dalton02 any name suggestions for this ship? I can't think of a name for it...

I don't XML Mod @Derpy1109

I think that part count may be because you're using incredible amounts of smaller parts when it's not even necessary.

Try XML modding the size of them, you can probably make the parts twice, or even 3 times as big, saving part count while keeping a great big boat.

If you want, you can always divert those extra hundreds of parts into other details, like the bridge or elevators or whatever you do with hundreds of parts.

Not bad keep going!

356 parts so far @Dalton02

How many so far

i'm trying to keep it under 700 parts so mobile users can download it @Dalton02