The North Point-class cruiser (hull no. 15-25) is a class of 10 ships, and an improvement over the Royal Love-class heavy cruiser. Her main armament is nine 152mm high-velocity coilguns, each capable of firing a 60kg shell at velocities of 2,000m/s, able to deliver said shell at 200 kilometers. It comes in AP, HE, HEAT, and HEAT-DM. In addition, it once had SA, or stabilized antimatter shells. However, these were never issued, and the stocks were destoryed in accordance ot the Antimatter Munitions Limitations. Her secondary armament is a single 76mm coilgun, similar to that used on destroyers, and can function as an anti-aircraft weapon. Anti-aircraft weapons consist of the Sea Interceptor and Sea Guardian, both with 12 ready-rounds. The North Point-class cruisers were primarily employed as surface raiders, in conjunction with Hawaii-class patrol craft, Casablanca-class destroyers, Pathfinder patrol planes, and A-class submarines. Destroyers and patrol aircraft, owing to their large numbers and excellent reconnaissance abilities, would find convoys. The cruisers would hunt down convoys, forcing them to scatter. When scattered, patrol craft and submarines would pick them off. Through this way, the Paternian Navy was able to sink 80% of the Awwami and Arabian merchant fleet.
Credit to EternalDarkness for the radar and modded buoyancy.
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Predecessor North Point-class heavy cruiser Stability Issues
- Successors 1 airplane(s)
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 20.5ft (6.3m)
- Length 166.8ft (50.8m)
- Height 39.7ft (12.1m)
- Empty Weight 81,726lbs (37,070kg)
- Loaded Weight 83,388lbs (37,824kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 0.161
- Wing Loading 78.3lbs/ft2 (382.1kg/m2)
- Wing Area 1,065.6ft2 (99.0m2)
- Drag Points 38440
Parts
- Number of Parts 488
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 1,611
Sure! @ChasingHorizon
@Pilotmario No problem!
@Halphas And thanks!
That was an issue during sea trials. However, it seemed to do fine in combat, as its accurate, long-range, and hard-hitting guns made it one of the most feared warships in the RP, and the most powerful surface combatant.
I guess it will not be sea-worthy under heavy sea without a clipped bow, though I love this ship very much
@Pilotmario np
@MAHADI Thanks!
very nice
@Pilotmario NFK was a fail tho.
Me too! @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
@Pilotmario I Actually do :D
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation I suppose. And goldfish have pretty good memory too. They have very strong associative learning abilities, are highly social, and have a memory that lasts up to three months. Given that they live for about ten years, that's pretty good.
After all, do you remember everything you did 18 months ago?
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation Yeah. Let's see the one's we won.
Hawaii and South Korea.
Bay of Bengal was conducted by the NFK.
@Pilotmario Lol Bacteria don't even have memory... Oh wait they do. Yeah they actually have some of the best Memory in Existence if I remember correctly
@Pilotmario US Korea's Bay. Bay of Bengal, South Korea, Pacific Ocean
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation And you have the memory of a bacteria.
@Pilotmario US Too. See? You have the memory of a Goldfish
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation You mean like two battles? Greenland and Java Straits?
@Pilotmario -_- We never Engaged in Naval Combat Too Much. And most of the only Battles we did. Awwam won.
@MikuKat Yeah it probably would. I'll Station a Blockade on Japan
@Pilotmario Yep.
@MikuKat Probably. He tried with ours.
But to his frustration, he couldn't. Because our navy was like wolves locked in a pen of sheep. Except our navy was the wolves, and his merchant fleet were the sheep.
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation What is this "Demonstration" going to be? Attempting to annihilate our entire navy?
@Pilotmario Okay, i'll add them. {Hope my PC Can run it}
@dog65 It is, but I decided not to add them because I'm not good enough to make them.
That really fancy radar you see is EternalDarkness.
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation I'd rather you not, due to the strategic implications of doing so.