Wien Class Pre-Dreadnought Battleship

A fictional pre-WW1 pre-dreadnought based upon the Erzherzog Karl class. This time i have decided to focus much more on mimicry, and go a step further from the Minerva, she has my fullest most detailed interior to date, and exterior as well. She has literally every room she could require, even a Butchers, Bakery, and baths for the Admiral and Captain! The Wien class was a class of pre-dreadnought battleships of the K.u. K Kriegsmarine designed before World War 1. All of the battleships of the Wien class were built in the Stabilimento Tecnico Triestino shipyards in Trieste. The first battleship, SMS Wien was laid down in 1905. Construction on the remaining two battleships, SMS Budapest and SMS Prag continued up to 1907. The three Wien class battleships were based upon the Erzherzog Karl class, being effectively slightly-enlarged, up-gunned versions with comparable armour, and as such retained the compact nature caused by tight docking spaces and budget. The budget used for the construction of the Wien class was augmented by public donations through a major publicity stunt conducted by Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand in an effort to increase the recognisation and support of the Kriegsmarine, as well as lessen the burden upon the already tight budget. In a departure from tradition, the Wien class were named after major cities within the Austro-Hungarian Empire, with a major publicity stunt being that the name of SMS Budapest and SMS Prag came from the city which provided the most donations for their construction. The Wien class was designed to address the issue of the weak primary armament of the Erzherzog Karl class. The source of the weak primaries on the latter was down to a focus upon Italian alternatives, however, in light of the situation within Europe, it was reasoned that France and Britain were more likely foes in the Mediterranean, and while the K.u. K has no hope in competing, at the very least they could have a battleship able to put a dent in a French or British e