Full-size Pennsylvania-class battleship "Indomitus"

[Zaphod42]

Presenting the USS Indomitus, a Pennsylvania-class battleship constructed using an IRL 3-foot:1 block scale. Built in the classic style of a WWII battleship with various modifications and modern weaponry. 5 decks boasting all the comforts needed for a medium-sized crew, Indomitus can take a beating and return it in style. Still working on the crew quarters and cargo holds, I'll update with any new major improvements.

Features

Armament:
4 siege cannon turrets (select fire)
12 damage beam turrets (auto fire)
4 AMS turrets (auto fire)
6 missile groups amidships (lock on, vertical launch)
1 stern tractor beam turret
1 missile group in bow (nuke missile)
4 deployable Sabre fighter drones
1 modified Sabre fighter

Quarters:
Bridge
Medbay (7 beds)
Transporter Room
Cafeteria/ Bar
Crew Quarters
Rec Room (w/ ping pong table, basketball half court, dartboard, lounge)
Hangar
Port and Starboard Cargo Bays
Personnel Elevators (3)

Miscellaneous:
Cruise Control
Scanner
5 Jump Drives
2 USD-1 Docks (port and starboard)

Exterior:

Captain's Sabre-type fighter

Drone rack up

Drone rack down

Interior:
Corridors

Rec Room

Transporter Pad

Medbay

Missile tubes

Mess hall with bar

Drone hangar

Bridge

Captain's chair

 

[TheCloverLord]

I assume you have yet to apply wedges? Also, the bottom is a bit bland. Other than that, good job.

 

[sayerulz]

What happens if someone attacks it from below?

 

[Zaphod42]

What happens if someone attacks it from below?

 

[Rohen]

Zaphod42 is right. Most people underestimate the roll rate of the ships.

Also nice WW II battleship design.
For the holes for the drones i would suggest shields or blast doors. So you are not totally open to attack or boarders.
But then again... if something is strong enough to get through your shields it will punch holes in your hull also....

 

[Reilly Reese]

If you hadn't posted this would have been necromancy.

 

[Master_Artificer]

I didn't know that united state battle ships used antimatter as a standard munition back in the 1920's