Python Class Destroyer

A fictional 1930s destroyer based upon many real designs from the period, specifically to be a contemporary to the German Type 1934, or the French Vauquelin-class destroyer from the real world. She is the slightly delayed second ship in a set of hyper-detail 1930s-1940s ships. She was designed in the same naval expansion effort as the Habsburg class, and was intended to be a new modern class of destroyer capable of acting as effective escorts for the new battleship class, along side being able to operate independently in Destroyer Squadrons. A major part of her design process was also a desire for future-proofing her, as an effort to reduce the costs of the naval arms race with Italy by increasing the time before a new class of Destroyer was needed to keep up to date. NOTE: Behind the seat you spawn in, you will see a control panel. This allows you to turn on/off the smoke stacks, activate "Damage Level 1", which is a fire-effect, and turn on/off the chemical smoke-screen deployed from the aft of the ship. It is advisable to only use said smoke-screen when moving in order to avoid creating a lag-inducing smoke pile-up. NOTE: Due to the scale, in order to achieve a fully modelled (Down to individual voice-tubes) and realistic interior, sacrifices had to be made. It is still FULLY walkable, you just have to be latched to the construct via "\" in order to be able to walk "under" the alloy plates used as decks/ceilings. The Python class was a group of 6 destroyers of the Austro-Hungarian K.u. K Kriegsmarine. The class composed of six sister ships, the SMS Python, the SMS Cobra, the SMS Zara, the SMS Csepel and the SMS Boa. Built between 1932 and 1936. They were developed in conjunction with the Habsburg-class battleships, and other classes of the naval expansion of this period, and were armed with 127 mm (5. 0 in) guns, as well as 2 quadruple 55. 88 cm (22. 0 in) torpedo tubes and had a top speed of 36 knots (67 km/h; 41 mph). A major jump in size compared to prior Austro-H