Dont know why the missile scripts doesnt work on Malignant Destroyer and yhe Inferno Frigate.
Havent test other TNF builds right now.

Maybe a n update broke it ?

@niallcbowers: Thank you! I used an advanced rotors to slant them 45° along the sloped blocks of the outer hull, and a landing gear to keep them locked. Try pressing "Show on HUD" of the "Starboard Missile Tubes" advanced rotor and find it inside the ship. If you destroy it and the nearby landing gear, and then move the ship upwards a little, you will see the different grids.

@Calen_Loki: Hi, thank you! Regarding the hangar it is specifically designed so that the 'Ghost' can turn 360° while yellow-light "hooked" to the connector. You exit the hangar after turning the dropship's front towards the opening, and turn it back after entering so that you can walk past it on each side.

Your ships are AMAZING. cannot stress this enough. might be being a noob here, but I cant for the life of me work out how the missile pods on the side are slanted. Is it a mod or am i missing something?

Gave it a try, and have some suggestions.
1. Ship hangar doors are too small for the craft that is there. Also it would be easier to fly in/out forward/rewerse. Otherwiese you can't see your butt and angle when entering sideways.
2. There are just 2 gatling turrets and one rotor turret aiming downwards. That's quite weak angle.
3. Small grid rotor turrets are IMO better. Easier to hide and armour, more compact, prettier.

Overall good job. I especially like sepaation of black "core box" and grey "fenders".

Thanks!
I normaly dont use Photoshop but i have it on my PC !

I like this ship, for reasons.

Thank you!

Firebird_528, I use photoshop to cut out the decks from screenshots, then place them on the blue background with added text etc. Any basic editing program will do!

Nice one, live your last destroyer but which program do you use to create such beautiful floor Plans?

I really like it. It is the perfect military expedition ship.

Really nice

Thank you, glad to hear it!

Your ships, especially their thoughtfulness, inspire me. Thnx!