Background
Federation
The Admiral Vysotskiy Class Heavy Cruiser was designed to bring heavy firepower to the field without the heavy costs of bringing out the Battleships of the Federation navy. Built to carry electromagnetic weapons of 5in, 16in, 18.1in, 20.1in, and 25.1in. The vessels can easily tear through armored positions or decimate fighter squadrons with its Hypersonic anti air capabilities. Carrying a lot less missile armament than other Federation vessels, the ships usually go out with escorts.
Controls
Weapons
-AG1 Forward Turret Activation
-AG2 Rear Turret Activation
-AG3 Left Side Weapons Activation
-AG4 Right Side Weapons Activation
-AG5 Torpedoes Activation
-AG6 Pansir CIWS activation
-VTOL Rotates Turrets
-Trim Elevates Guns
Movement
-Throttle Accelerates
-Yaw Turns the vessel
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Successors 1 airplane(s) +77 bonus
- Created On Mac
- Wingspan 153.5ft (46.8m)
- Length 646.5ft (197.1m)
- Height 143.3ft (43.7m)
- Empty Weight 200,393lbs (90,897kg)
- Loaded Weight 511,605lbs (232,060kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 0.026
- Wing Loading 5,281.1lbs/ft2 (25,784.5kg/m2)
- Wing Area 96.9ft2 (9.0m2)
- Drag Points 415110
Parts
- Number of Parts 700
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 2,677
@Ephwurd I made the barrels have square openings that are taller than they are wide to make it look like they contain the two electromagnetic armatures inside them. Coilguns could be wrapped around standard barrels but we only use them in a few amounts due to how they're very fragile. Railguns can withstand damage better than a coilgun most times.
@RocCrafter101 a basic railgun, even by today's standards, would have two electromagnetic rails instead of a barrel. What you have here is most likely a coilgun, since a coil could be wrapped around a standard-looking barrel. Technically different, but functionally the same.
@Ephwurd Well, contrary to the futuristic railgun people are used too. Modern railguns are not so much flashy with pulsing neon all over the place. The neon colors make it easy to spot. The futuristic shapes with strange indentations and carvings aren't very stealthy either. Modern railguns would likely use current turret shapes.
@CursedFlames I tried to make a modern version of the Graf Spee lol. It does look like a destroyer. This is because you don't usually see larger ships with these stealthy shapes which means the stealthy superstructure shapes are associated with Destroyers most times. But if larger capital warships were to return, they would carry similar shapes as modern Destroyers
Electromagnetic? Those turrets look basic nice ship though
Looks a bit more like a destroyer to me, but I am no ship expert. Great build!
Cool thing.