This may as well be the last/forever will not be the last model of USS New York I’ll ever build. I took some of you guys’s advice and shortened the relative size of the guns. A basic armor scheme was applied to her and now she can stand up to basic gunfire reasonably well. Instructions and developer’s notes in the comments.
There's a little Easter Egg in the build... can you guys find it?
Specifications
Spotlights
- WiiMininininini 3.4 years ago
- LieutenantSOT 3.4 years ago
General Characteristics
- Created On iOS
- Wingspan 20.3ft (6.2m)
- Length 138.4ft (42.2m)
- Height 36.2ft (11.0m)
- Empty Weight 55,323lbs (25,094kg)
- Loaded Weight 277,263lbs (125,764kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 0.048
- Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.014
- Wing Loading 6,060.9lbs/ft2 (29,591.7kg/m2)
- Wing Area 45.7ft2 (4.3m2)
- Drag Points 26529
Parts
- Number of Parts 224
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 1,489
DEVELOPER’S NOTES
This was the most realistic model of USS New York I’ve ever made so far. The command tower, the armor, the catapult (only for decor, but if anyone wants to add a scouting biplane and cranes, you’re welcome to do so), almost everything. The hull and AA guns are the exceptions, but at least I’m improving in this field.
Thank you all and enjoy your Decembers.
EDIT
I forgot to mention I added a barrel that reloaded on average the same rate as the real thing, so sorry for the 34sec long reload on one barrel.
INSTRUCTIONS
MAIN GUNS
AG 1 activates all guns, which rely on AP ammunition (basic slug shells that were modified to do serious damage).
VTOL rotates the turrets.
Pitch changes gun elevation.
SECONDARY GUNS
AG 2 activates HE-loaded secondaries (can’t elevate, but they do rotate).
Roll rotates the guns.
AA GUNS
AG 3 activates the two machine guns to either side.
VTOL and Trim to aim and fire.
AG 4 for the rear quadruple mount AA piece.
Also VTOL and Trim to control.
Well, not long per say, but thin
Looks really good, one thing I will say, is that it is a bit long
@stevemc01 yes definitely
@PapaKernels Thanks. For something built to be mobile-friendly, this is quite a feat in my opinion...
Looks awesome man!
Thanks, @Cyan. :D
Pretty nice!