Bretagne

A 1:1 replica of the French super-dreadnought battleship, Bretagne in her 1944 configuration Commissioned in 1916, these class of battleships were the latest in French naval design, being their first "super" dreadnoughts. During WWI, they never fired any shots in anger, however they were mainly used in the Mediterranean theater. During WWII; however, they saw some more action. In the British attack on Mer-el-Kebir in 1940, the class' namesake Bretagne was severely damaged and later sunk. Sister ship Provence was also damage, though managed to escape to Toulon in France. There she was scuttled and refloated a few times, until 1949, when she was finally scrapped. The last surviving ship, the Lorraine, served in the Mediterranean theater for most of the war, and was finally decommissioned in 1953. - Naval and Weapon AI - Top speed: 6 m/s - 4 x 2, 340mm Turret - 14 x 1, 139mm cannon - 8 x 1, 75mm AA - 14 x 1, 40mm AA Hope you like it! Also bon Fete!