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MV Paul R Tregurtha water level

Yes, my second large scale ship, even larger than the last one. Known as the Queen of the Lakes, the Paul R. Tregurtha is the largest ship on the great lakes. She is 1,013 feet long, and has a maximum capacity of 68,000 tons of cargo. She was built on February 4th 1981 as the William J. De Lancey, later re-named the Paul R. Tregurtha. She was the last of the 13 1,000 footers to enter service on the great lakes. She ran aground in the St. Marys River at 3 am on August 15, 2012 heading downbound with 62,000 tons of coal. In 2014 she ran aground again in Duluth, Minnesota off the Bayfront Festival Park in the Duluth harbor basin, west of the aerial lift bridge.

Features:

-A stairwell the the main deck
-A walkable Bridge
-rotatable self unloader, A and D to turn it, it can be used only in the passenger seat to the left of the pilot seat.
-horn, you can only use the botton in front of the pilot seat
-Foghorn, can only be used by a button to the left of the pilot seat, it at the bow so you cant hear it from the bridge
-an engine start button, in the bridge, basically makes steam come out of the funnels
-a button to start the radar in the bridge
- a panel to the left of the pilot seat with most of the lighting buttons

Controls:

- Alt mode page down to unfold the ship ****TURN ON GOD MODE OR THE SHIP WILL EXPLODE!!!!****



Thanks to Alex Monamochamuch for giving me tips!