"Ronin" class Heavy Cruiser
''Ronin'' class heavy cruisers are the biggest NARN serial warships and important parts in New-Ardennes Republic naval strategy. Well-armored and heavy armed, but rather fast and maeuverable, this ships were based on Japanese Takao-class cruisers groundworks and were designed for fleet batalies and rear raids (alone or with destroyers).
Armament:
- 8 254-mm long-barelled guns (NA 10"/50 Type 1) in doubled gun towers.
- 8 127-mm universal guns (NA 5"/37 Type 1) in doubled gun monts.
- 14 tripled 25-mm anti-aircraft autocannon mounts (NA 25/3 AA Type 1).
- 4 533-mm torpedo launchers (NA 533/4 TL Type 1) with 16 torpedoes summary.
- 2 steam catapults for hydroplanes.
Controls:
Throttle - move forward.
Brake - stop/move backwards.
Yaw - change route.
AG1 - 254-mm (VTOL&Trim to aiming, camera 1 to scope)
AG2 - 127-mm (VTOL&Trim to aiming)
AG3 - left side torpedo launchers (VTOL to aiming)
AG4 - right side torpedo launchers (VTOL to aiming)
AG5 - steam catapults.
AG6 - 25-mm AA (VTOL&Trim down to aiming)
AG7 - anti-submarine spotlights.
Landing gears - navigation lights.
Specifications
Spotlights
- This craft has been featured
- Sgtk 5.6 years ago
- RussianAce 5.6 years ago
General Characteristics
- Predecessor ''Ronin'' heavy cruiser x2
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 77.0ft (23.5m)
- Length 678.8ft (206.9m)
- Height 142.7ft (43.5m)
- Empty Weight N/A
- Loaded Weight 106,708lbs (48,402kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 0.063
- Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.028
- Wing Loading 3,688.8lbs/ft2 (18,010.1kg/m2)
- Wing Area 28.9ft2 (2.7m2)
- Drag Points 446067
Parts
- Number of Parts 1743
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 5,091
@engineer40k BUT ITS SAMSUNG FRENDLY
@RigJig, sorry, man... It has over 1700 parts and not designed to be a mobile friendly.
It’s not iOS friendly
@Destroyerz117, if you about building process, I had built this ship in 0.5 scale and then just sized it to realistic.
This weighs less than my semi truck lol
the tesselated look of the front of the hull looks awesome! Honestly though i don't know how you managed to build something this massive, doesn't it get awkward when it's that far off from the platform?
@Imashovel, "this ships were based on Japanese Takao-class cruisers groundworks"
@randomusername, it's because I used the infinite fuel tank.
@belugasub, thanks)
thats e x c e l l e n t