Dreadnought Mk1

Dreadnought Mk1: a large hover-ship made to resemble something between a modern cruiser and 1920s-1970s era battleships with very minor inspiration from 18th century warships. Important notes ~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1) The ship works well with the default hover controls and is perfectly able to rotate in place and strafe albeit slowly. It is also able to anchor via two better future anchors, and the craft has 58 better future solar panels along the keel (bottom) 2) The ship is reliant on its anti-gravity modules. Though the hovers would be enough to keep it in the air if it were perfectly balanced, the stern (rear) is much heavier and will fall to the ground. 3) The ship was made without the use of any glitch, specifically the hover glitch. With the more recent changes to hovers, I suspect the devs may decide to patch it soon so I decided to design the craft so that it would remain functional if they ever do. General notes ~~~~~~~~~~~ 1) To give reference to the ship's maximum hover height, it sits roughly 30 blocks up in the air 2) The ship is equipped with a large number of gyro's across the stern, the bow, and (mostly) the bridge. A majority of the ship's center is dedicated to housing hovers and batteries, so most of the interesting bits to tamper with are at the stern and the bow. 3) The ship travels at a maximum speed of 43 mph without the use of its boosters and a maximum speed of 53 with its boosters. I believed this was the perfect speed for something in between a cruiser and a battleship, as the maximum speed of the U. S. S. Iowa was about 41 mph. The speed and momentum of the craft also felt exactly how I believed a hovercraft battleship would feel like- I was not going for ultimate agility. 4) Every section of the ship is completely shielded and covered in repair bubbles. I turned them off in the thumbnails to show the structure, unimpeded by a bunch of glowing bubbles. 5) I viewed two specific ships while creating the Dreadnought Mk1. The general shape of the ship -