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HMS Turbinia
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Vehicles: Vehicle, Sea, Exploration, Delivery, Creative, Mechanical, Advanced
Tags: v0.7.17
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Jul 2, 2019 @ 4:47pm
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HMS Turbinia

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Description
First launched in 1894, and demonstrated to the British admiralty at the 1897 Spithead Review. The Turbinia set the standard for any new steam turbine ship for years to come. This craft was the fastest naval vessel in the world sporting a top speed of 64Km/h.

Features:
-Top Speed = 82Km/h
-Fuel efficiency mode = 33Km/h
-Crew Capacity = 6 : 4xBeds, 1xHelm, 1xEngineering Seat
-Auto stabilisers/unflippable
-Auto lights (Player/Night Sensors)
-Functional Life Boat
-Scuttle button

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Slider stabilisers created by Mehp: https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198150342206/
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Hope you all enjoy, please rate and drop a comment below with any feedback!!!
AHappyKale.
21 Comments
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Mone Oct 11, 2023 @ 9:39pm 
I just love how this thing was so fast that the patrol boat that tried to follow it almost capsized in the wake.
open the noor Jun 2, 2022 @ 11:49pm 
COOL:steamhappy:
Colonel' Tarius Feb 17, 2022 @ 7:07am 
Ahh yes, another S K I N Y Ship.
NTSFMagellan Mar 14, 2020 @ 3:57pm 
Darkironwarrior, that sounds like a fun experience.
Nautilon Jul 13, 2019 @ 12:33pm 
This ship sunk itself when i used it. Me and a friend were driving it out in the arctic with max waves, and the ship kept getting swamped with the water rising to 3 feet (estimation) above the deck floor. My friend got swept right off when we attempted to switch places at the helm and i died of the cold from the water despite wearing a coat. All in all, i give this ship five stars. It was one of the best misadventures I've ever had. (and yes, my friend left the door to the below decks open when he got swept off so the whole ship flooded. The first accidental shipwreck I've ever had).
It can be summed up like this: :steamfacepalm:
AHappyKale  [author] Jul 8, 2019 @ 10:35pm 
Yes while cornering at high speeds it does roll. But during my testing I never had it capsize even after hitting it with a few tsunamis and 100% wind and rain. The vessel has prop and weighted active stabilization, but due to the narrowness of the body at high speeds it will only prevent you from capsizing.
Javitu Jul 8, 2019 @ 12:14pm 
Sir yes sir
Just_A_Simple_Player Jul 8, 2019 @ 10:30am 
Does this roll over when cornering at high speeds for any one else? Is there anyway to combat this besides dropping speed?
AHappyKale  [author] Jul 8, 2019 @ 8:30am 
It is actually accurate to the real shape. Being 32.5m long (130 blocks) and 3.25m wide (13 blocks). As apposed to the real thing that was 31.9m long and 2.7m wide. So while mine is about 2 blocks longer and 2 blocks wider then the real Turbinia I believe it is close enough to call a replica.
Javitu Jul 7, 2019 @ 11:13pm 
Thats not the turbinia its a little too long
the ships at the time whare kind of lont but that is a little to long, it had a fishing boat vibe with a mango like shape idk