A wonderful recreation of a heavy frigate from the 18th century. I tried to put as many realistic details into it, like the slightly leaning masts and the additional spars on the end of the Yards. the cannon hatches open via VTOL controls (thanks to DeezDucks for that idea!) the cannons on deck can be activated witch activation group 1-4. The ship drives fast and steers well. Have fun, because I had fun making it!
Specifications
Spotlights
- This craft has been featured
General Characteristics
- Successors 1 airplane(s)
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 73.0ft (22.3m)
- Length 177.4ft (54.1m)
- Height 114.1ft (34.8m)
- Empty Weight 43,839lbs (19,885kg)
- Loaded Weight 313,665lbs (142,276kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 0.515
- Wing Loading 49.0lbs/ft2 (239.4kg/m2)
- Wing Area 6,396.0ft2 (594.2m2)
- Drag Points 97169
Parts
- Number of Parts 851
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 2,196
I built a British Frigate ship on Minecraft just now.
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@WahrscheinlichIch
Great work on building a successful boat
Very nicely done!
Awesome work! So bad that game don't have sails =(
@WahrscheinlichIch thanks! I'll notify you if its done...(it may take a while)
@BoxGlow sure, but I want to see the result :-)
@WahrscheinlichIch Is it okay if I use the base model for my own ship?
@WahrscheinlichIch Good point.
i used it to get some rough shapes on wich I put the panels, but is does'nt work that well either... Ther is just one too less directions to move it, the result can be seen on my first tallship
@WahrscheinlichIch I think that's what people do to make those mars rover wheels
Did you try making a flat fuesalage panel with a .5 width? And then click the Run button to get it diagona? :3
@laSoul until they add smooth rotations for panels, that is about the best I can do, without using too many parts
Wow, amazing boat! The way you used the panels for the front and back work on a certain perspective alone, sadly