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The '''GTBs ''Moscow''''' is a user-made Terran battleship. | The '''GTBs ''Moscow''''' is a user-made Terran battleship. | ||
| − | What originally started out as an unfinished, 140-polygon corvette-sized model by [[User:Black Wolf|Black Wolf]] was given to veteran 3D modellers of the HLP community to work on in turn. This project, titled "[http://www.hard-light.net/forums/index.php?topic=49206.0 Cumulative Modelling]", started on August 31, 2007. Over the course of the next two years, several members of the community worked on it, one by one. Each member made a modification of the model, submitted it online, and let another member work on that modified model. In this fashion, the ''Moscow'' ultimately became the battleship-sized vessel that it is now. Much like the [[GTD Raynor|''Raynor'']], which is also a community collaboration, the ''Moscow'' serves as an excellent but very underrated example of what is possible when a few strangers get together and work collaboratively towards achieving a single goal. | + | What originally started out as an unfinished, 140-polygon corvette-sized model called the GTCv ''Moscow'' by [[User:Black Wolf|Black Wolf]] was given to veteran 3D modellers of the HLP community to work on in turn. This project, titled "[http://www.hard-light.net/forums/index.php?topic=49206.0 Cumulative Modelling]", started on August 31, 2007. Over the course of the next two years, several members of the community worked on it, one by one. Each member made a modification of the model, submitted it online, and let another member work on that modified model. In this fashion, the ''Moscow'' ultimately became the battleship-sized vessel that it is now. Much like the [[GTD Raynor|GTD ''Raynor'']], which is also a community collaboration, the ''Moscow'' serves as an excellent but very underrated example of what is possible when a few strangers get together and work collaboratively towards achieving a single goal. |
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The GTBs Moscow is a user-made Terran battleship.
What originally started out as an unfinished, 140-polygon corvette-sized model called the GTCv Moscow by Black Wolf was given to veteran 3D modellers of the HLP community to work on in turn. This project, titled "Cumulative Modelling", started on August 31, 2007. Over the course of the next two years, several members of the community worked on it, one by one. Each member made a modification of the model, submitted it online, and let another member work on that modified model. In this fashion, the Moscow ultimately became the battleship-sized vessel that it is now. Much like the GTD Raynor, which is also a community collaboration, the Moscow serves as an excellent but very underrated example of what is possible when a few strangers get together and work collaboratively towards achieving a single goal.
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Contents
Description:
Tech Room Description
None
Credits
- Model by Black Wolf, akenbosch, Hades, Vasudan Admiral, RazorsKiss, Vengeance, Turambar, Water and bizzybody
- Turret placements and tabling by thesizzler
- Textures and UV mapping by Water
Performance:
Statistics
| Type | Battleship |
| Manufacturer | Unknown |
| Maneuverability | N/A |
| Max Velocity | 20 |
| Max Afterburner Velocity | N/A |
| Armor | N/A |
| Hitpoints | 480 000 |
| Shields | N/A |
| Width | 673 m |
| Height | 940 m |
| Length | 3671 m |
Armaments
| Default Statistics | |
| Turret Type | Amount |
| BFGreen | 1 |
| BGreen | 6 |
| AAAf | 4 |
| Huge Railgun | 6 (x4) |
| Light Railgun | 8 (x4) |
| Long Range Flak | 1 |
| Heavy Flak | 2 |
| Standard Flak | 2 |
| TerPulse | 12 (x4) |
| Terran Huge Turret | 2 |
| Terran Medium Turret | 6 (x4) |
Veteran Comments
