Fixed turret version

Liberator class heavy cruiser

The liberator class heavy cruiser was a cruiser manufactured in late 1942. It was often used for getting rid of ground targets, and supporting troops in beach landings. It got it’s name from a famous event that happened a little while before it’s production, or before it officially got its name. During this event, a few test ships of the Liberator’s design took part in a massive rescue operation, saving thousands of people.

It had a standard design. 4 Gun turrets on the front and back, torpedos, and secondary armaments. It had a decent max speed, but was still slower than most ships at the time.

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This ship, the L.N.P. 1, “Liberator”, was the very first ship of the class. You could recognize it easily by looking at the red number “1” on its number 2 turret, a tradition that continued throughout all ships of the class.

CONTROLS

Ag1- activate Main guns (bow) VTOL+Trim
Ag2- activate main guns (stern) VTOL+Trim

Ag3- activate secondary turret (HE shells only) VTOL+Trim

Ag4- activate starboard side torpedos VTOL up
Ag5- activate port side torpedos VTOL up

Ag8- turn off radar (oops, forgot)

Throttle to move
Yaw to turn left/right

Photos:

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NOTES

Once again, this is pretty much a rushed project.

I have learned a lot of new things including:

Fuselage scales (In XML) were really useful for the floors of this ship.
I am horrible at Making bridges
I thought it would have waaayyyyyy more parts

I was going to include a failed torpedo bomber of mine like this, but it just didn’t work
(I can put a link to it if you want)

Feel free to put whatever you want on the gray fuselages in the middle
I was going to put auto turrets but I’m horrible at XML
ALMOST FORGOT: my main inspiration (for the turrets and front half really) was the USS Cleveland. I don’t why but I just love the ship. Atlanta is also very nice in my opinion!!! E
I am also not dead. I think.

Enjoy!