r/ImaginaryWarships

Part of a project of mine, here is the United States Space Ship Phoenix, CL-144.

I uploaded the original version a while ago, and thanks to the comments on it, I improved the design a bit.

"Fast and iconic, the Intrepid class patrols the sea lanes"

Play features: Interchangeable aircraft and drones, removable deck to show the engines.

For those who might be interested: this ship is based off of the Sea Control Ship concept, see link.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_Control_Ship

Steam workshop link: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3757271701

Thank you to all who have stayed with me during this journey.

Armament:

2x2, 12x1 6in/152mm guns |

18x1 66mm guns |

12x1 47mm guns |

Armor:

main belt: 5.5in/140mm -> 76mm -> 50mm |

turrets: 5.5in/140mm |

casemates: 5.5in/140mm |

splinter plating: 57mm -> 37mm |

Speed:

23 knots

(14 boilers -> 2 steam engines -> 2 screws)

https://www.reddit.com/r/acecombat/s/jrGkgtWrZY

Also From an ace combat interview

source

Im new here, so im gonna post a recent custom ship of mine

A battleship built by the Spanish Empire in 1910 to challenge the British Empire.

It weighs approximately 30,000 tons and is equipped with four twin 305mm turrets, in addition to six 152mm turrets.

It features a 12-inch (305mm) armor belt.

And a top speed of 23 knots.

This battleship demonstrates that Spanish doctrine prioritized survivability over lethality, allowing it to withstand immense damage.

Armament:

3 x 150mm guns on the front and sides

1 x 100mm gun on the rear

4 x 60mm guns on the sides of the protected deck

8 Kapas Heavy Machine Guns

4 Garnier Light Machine Guns

Armor:

100 mm on main belt/hull

90 mm on casemate

400 mm on gun shields

37 mm on bridge

Speed:

35 knots

(8 boilers -> Steam Turbine engine -> 1 screw propeller)

Does anyone have an idea of what this design could be based on? It's like a central battery ship but the main armament is forward of the mainmast. It looks like something that would've been at Lissa in 1866 but I can't find anything that matches the look.

With the abomination of a not battleship that the US leader, Dumbass McFuckface, has proposed, along with all the frankly horrendous "modern" battleship designs out there, I figured I would put in what a real modern battleship should look like. So here is USS Minnesota, lead ship of her class.

This was a fun little experimental design I made a while back on the idea that the last two Iowa Class battleships were completed.

USS Illinois was the last of the class and her construction was halted when she was nearing completion, much like USS Hawaii. Instead of being scrapped, the US Navy chose to complete Illinois with the latest technology and she was commissioned as the first guided missile battleship (BBG). She was then modified extensively throughout her service and upon her retirement in 2012 with her sisters this was her final look. She was placed in reserve for 3 years before being turned in a museum ship in Philadelphia where she resides today.

3x2 420/48

3x3 150/55

10x2 105/65

12x4 37/69

?x1 20/65

32 knots of speed

12000km of range at 17 knots