KMS Tirpitz

After 3 days of building, I finally present the KMS Tirpitz. The sister ship of the famous German battleship Bismarck. This build was requested by Cribbs. Feedback is appreciated, I know that the rear part of the superstructure is a bit short so I might fix it later but for now, enjoy this mighty piece of German engineering. History: The Tirpitz, second and last battleship of the Bismarck class, was the largest warship built in Germany. She was commissioned on February 1941, and afterwards went to the Baltic to conduct sea trials. At the beginning of 1942, she was sent to Trondheim, Norway in order to repel a possible allied invasion, and to attack the Russia-bound Arctic convoys. As part of the "Fleet in being", her mere presence forced the Allies to maintain a considerable force in Scapa Flow that could have been otherwise employed in other theatres of operations. In July 1942, she was indirectly responsible for the destruction of convoy PQ-17 without firing a single shot. In September 1943, while anchored in Kåfjord/Altafjord, she was attacked by British midget submarines and put out of action for the first time. Later subjected to continuous aerial bombings, the Tirpitz was finally sunk off Håkøy Island near Tromsø on 12 November 1944 after being hit by 5. 4-ton "Tallboy" bombs Sources: http://www.kbismarck.com/tirpitz.html