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FSX Royal Navy Steam Frigate Warrior From 1860

FSX Royal Navy Steam Frigate Warrior From 1860 2024-05-01

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FSX/Accel Royal Navy steam frigate H.M.S. Warrior from 1860.

This vessel was at that time the most powerful, fastest (13 knots), best armed and most modern "battleship" worldwide. She and her sister Black Prince were the first armor-plated, iron-hulled warships and a response to the wooden Gloire from France. The ship patrolled mostly in the Channel with a crew of 700 men and was equipped with 40 guns between 40 and 110 pounds. Warrior became decommissioned in 1883 but she still served in varying configurations for different tasks until 1979. After eight years for a complete restoration as museums ship she lies in Portsmouth, open for the public. This addon is a pilotable version with animated change of sails and animated guns.

Thirty-one cameras let you explore the whole ship: On deck and you can enjoy the sailors views from high above in the masts.

FSDS 3.5 model and configuration made by Erwin Welker.
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