JNS Kamikaze
*In active service*
Throttle to go and roll to steer.
AG1:Main gun(VTOL&Trim)
AG2:30mm (VTOL&Trim)
AG3:CIWS (VTOL&Trim)
AG4&5: Surface-air missiles
AG6&7:Anti-ship missiles.
Notes: I had a few things I wanted to do yet with the ship but it decided it was done with me. So to avoid performance issues it for now is finished. The ship is pretty much my take on a British Type 45 Destroyer.
*Special thanks to whoever built the propulsion system I modified and installed. I have searched for the builder but for the life of me can't remember where I got it. So if you recognize it please let me know and I will give credit.*
The JNS Kamikaze is the first in a class of new anti-air destroyers designed for the Japanese Navy.
She is armed with a dual purpose 130mm liquid cooled gun capable of firing guided munitions at the rate of 10-45 rpm. 2x30mm SMASH, 2x20mm CIWS, A 48x8 cell VLS loaded with a mix of SM-2, Advanced Sea Sparrow, and 8 Anti-ship missiles as well as 2x4 533mm torpedo tubes.
It can also embark up to two medium or one large helicopter which is utilized in Anti-submarine and anti-surface warfare.
Specifications
Spotlights
- bjac0 7.1 years ago
- EternalDarkness 7.1 years ago
General Characteristics
- Successors 1 airplane(s)
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 33.4ft (10.2m)
- Length 211.3ft (64.4m)
- Height 68.5ft (20.9m)
- Empty Weight 412,810lbs (187,248kg)
- Loaded Weight 442,410lbs (200,674kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 0.091
- Wing Loading 2,413.3lbs/ft2 (11,782.7kg/m2)
- Wing Area 183.3ft2 (17.0m2)
- Drag Points 98331
Parts
- Number of Parts 1233
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 3,488
Really? Noice @MadBomber
@Fjorge Yep understood. There was an actual destroyer named Kamikaze in historical records so went with it.
IJN destroyers were often named a type of wind, Divine wind, however was a scuicide attack
No problem.
@PyrusEnderhunter Thanks!
@ThomasRoderick I think you're right. I play Japan sometimes in a roleplay so have chosen to drop the (defense) and just go with Japanese Naval Ship.
@EternalDarkness Thanks.
Very noice.
Great job. A lot of details, and the overall shape is good.
@bjac0 @arcues Thanks!
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