I would like someone to build my favorite (and the only one remaining) dreadnought: the USS Texas (BB-35), a dreadnought battleship launched in 1912 and is now a museum ship today at 107 years old.
Blueprints
I hope that you guys enjoy trying to build this gargantuan ship.
Dimensions:
573 feet long overall
565 feet long at the waterline
95 feet 2.5 inches wide
Max speed should be 21 knots (21.17 mph roughly)
Armament:
10 × 14 inch 45 caliber guns (5 turrets)
21 × 5 inch 51 caliber guns
4 × 3-pounder 47 mm 40 caliber saluting guns
2 × 1-pounder 37 mm guns
4 × 21 inch torpedo tubes (submerged)
@ChiyomiAnzai How far along are you?
I'm guessing you're going to re-try?
(No comment, too stunned to believe)
@ChiyomiAnzai
I have very mixed feelings about this... Anger, Sadness, Confusion
@ChiyomiAnzai Are you able to make a teaser?
I meant for you guys to take it to a different forum...
@Botfinder
@Nickr
Link?
@Botfinder
If you guys are going to have a discussion, bring it to the forums.
@Botfinder
@Nickr
@Jim1the1Squid it is in Houston or near Houston if you live in texas
IKR?
@WarHawk95
@Jim1the1Squid oOoOH YeAH
That better? @WarHawk95
@Jim1the1Squid it doesn't seem to work when you do it. See by yourself above
Thanks @ChiyomiAnzai
This is my favorite dreadnought battleship purely because of how awesome it is. 107 years old? The last remaining dreadnought battleship IN THE WORLD???
I'm pretty sure you can see why it's my favorite.
Also, could you try it in the paint job it has today (Navy Blue almost all over for low visibility)?
How did you know I did
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?@WarHawk95
For the second image, just do
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