New M-pire
25-03-2004, 22:05
THE BISMARK II
There are sliding doors with radar-absorbant coatings to make it almost invisible to radar. The center hull conceals the main ingine, and the fuel. On top of that, there is the hangar, storing up to 20 small aircraft. the deck of the center hull is the birdge (which is shaped somewhat like a bridge), arching over the flight deck. The two side hulls are the exact same, both with a smaller ingine (that explaines the maneuverability). On the front of each is an 8" long range cannon. The ingines are neuclear, and run on plutonium. There are no props, because they are not stealthe at all!, but instead it uses catapillar propulsion (basialy underwater jet ingines) There are missile tubes on both of the side hulls, with patriot, tomahawk, bunker-busters, and armor-piercing missiles. And under the hulls are ammo spare missiles, and crew quarters. It can stay out for up to 1 year, and as state-of-the-art radar that can detect even an f117A almost anywhere around the world! The ship is very efficient, but costs a concederable 5 billion usd a piece. Contact me with any questions/comments, and DO NOT post them on this topic! Good day.
And I have a less usefull but still effective flagship that basically is just there to not die and have powerful, and I mean powerful, radar. It has 23.57" carbon steel armor, patriot missiles tubes completely lining the outside edges, 3 8" long-range guns, and radar that can detect any stealth craft known to man, anywhere on earth and up to 1.27 miles outside the atmosphere (for neukes!) It has a similar hull design as that of an icebreaker, so as to avoid dammage from commacozies or anything else that crashes into the hull, tressles on the inside to strengthen it, countermeasures, and the whole hing can travel at up to 20 knots with it's neuclear turbines. The props are very strong, there is no rudder (it uses it's different props to manoever) and costs 10 billion dollars (You should probably only buy 1 and only use it as a radar ststion)
see ya!
There are sliding doors with radar-absorbant coatings to make it almost invisible to radar. The center hull conceals the main ingine, and the fuel. On top of that, there is the hangar, storing up to 20 small aircraft. the deck of the center hull is the birdge (which is shaped somewhat like a bridge), arching over the flight deck. The two side hulls are the exact same, both with a smaller ingine (that explaines the maneuverability). On the front of each is an 8" long range cannon. The ingines are neuclear, and run on plutonium. There are no props, because they are not stealthe at all!, but instead it uses catapillar propulsion (basialy underwater jet ingines) There are missile tubes on both of the side hulls, with patriot, tomahawk, bunker-busters, and armor-piercing missiles. And under the hulls are ammo spare missiles, and crew quarters. It can stay out for up to 1 year, and as state-of-the-art radar that can detect even an f117A almost anywhere around the world! The ship is very efficient, but costs a concederable 5 billion usd a piece. Contact me with any questions/comments, and DO NOT post them on this topic! Good day.
And I have a less usefull but still effective flagship that basically is just there to not die and have powerful, and I mean powerful, radar. It has 23.57" carbon steel armor, patriot missiles tubes completely lining the outside edges, 3 8" long-range guns, and radar that can detect any stealth craft known to man, anywhere on earth and up to 1.27 miles outside the atmosphere (for neukes!) It has a similar hull design as that of an icebreaker, so as to avoid dammage from commacozies or anything else that crashes into the hull, tressles on the inside to strengthen it, countermeasures, and the whole hing can travel at up to 20 knots with it's neuclear turbines. The props are very strong, there is no rudder (it uses it's different props to manoever) and costs 10 billion dollars (You should probably only buy 1 and only use it as a radar ststion)
see ya!