Roto-Class Light Cruiser
7,513 SuperRoto
4.2 years ago
Auto Credit Based on SuperRoto's Roto-Class Light Cruiser
The Roto-Class Light Cruiser
History
The Roto-Class Light Cruisers were constructed in 1945 to assist in World War II. The ships were armed with 8x Primary 125mm guns. 16x Secondary 50mm guns were later added to the ships. The lack of AA armament made it an easy target for enemy aircraft. The ships were used by the United States Navy for several years. The ships were later removed from service in 1948 after many successful missions.
Controls:
Throttle: Move
Yaw: Steer
VTOL: Rotate the guns (Primary & Secondary)
Trim: Up/Down Primary
Ag1: Activate Front Primary
Ag2: Activate Rear Primary
Ag3: Activate Right Secondary
Ag4: Activate Left Secondary
All rotate without activation
Speed: 37 Knots
Armament:
8x 125mm double-barrel Main Guns
16x 50mm Secondary Guns
No AA armament
Gallery
125mm Main Gun Aiming
Testing at Yeager Navy Base
Secondary 50mm Guns
Builder’s Note: So, my first warship. I think it turned out pretty well. Thanks to Rockyy for helping me correct the buoyancy of the ship so it didn’t tilt. Now I can say I’ve built things from the land, sea, and sky!
Enjoy, and have a good day.
Specifications
Spotlights
- TWDDerSharkmarine 4.2 years ago
- UltraLight 4.2 years ago
General Characteristics
- Predecessor Roto-Class Light Cruiser
- Successors 2 airplane(s) +7 bonus
- Created On iOS
- Wingspan 15.6ft (4.8m)
- Length 88.2ft (26.9m)
- Height 28.8ft (8.8m)
- Empty Weight 41,732lbs (18,929kg)
- Loaded Weight 64,477lbs (29,246kg)
Performance
- Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.02
- Wing Loading 3,194.7lbs/ft2 (15,598.0kg/m2)
- Wing Area 20.2ft2 (1.9m2)
- Drag Points 18737
Parts
- Number of Parts 176
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 915
@BlackHawkCorporations I upload them into discord and then copy the media link into an image link for SP
Not having AA in 1945 as an American ship is a massive sin, but it looks good otherwise
How the heck you put images in your description on a phone?!
@SuperRoto np!
@PoyuToyu Thank you!
Sorry I'm late. I've been working on some Japanese letters. Gotta be honest, I love it! It looks so cute and simple! Just love it! :D
It is nice and i love it, while i feel like its a bit beamy for a CL (which might limit speed) but overall, its nice
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