NAVALART | Manila-class warship
A warship was made with NavalArt today. The ship is named Manila-class, named after the capital of the Philippines. It is one of the practice designs I made for NavalArt.
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A naval warship was made today with NavalArt. The ship is named Manila-class, named after the capital of the Philippines. Manila is one of the practice designs I made.
The displacement is 3638 tons, the buoyancy is 25324 tons, the length is 101.5 meters, beam is 17 meters, height is 23 meters, and power is 13106 horsepower. It is likely a destroyer or a frigate. Some say that it is a corvette. I got feedbacks that the horsepower is somewhat too small for a big ship with more than a hundred meters. But I can do better.
The Manila-class warship is armed with:
1x Harbin Z-9 C Helicopter or a Huey Helicopter on the helipad.
2x 152 mm/55 Modele 1930 (Modele 1936 DP Triple Turret)
2x 750mm Torpedo Launcher
4x Triple Depth Charge Rack (Type 7 Depth Charge)
1x 610mm Type 0 Quintuple Torpedo Launcher (Type 93)
2x RIM-116 "Rolling Airframe" Anti-Aircraft Missile
2x 25mm/60 Type 96 Machine Gun (Triple Mount)
2x YJ018 LAW "Eagle Strike-18" Land Attack Warfare Cruise Missile


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