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WoWs USS Missouri BB-63 (1944, 1945)

A prop of the Missouri, as she used to appear in World of Warships.

Spent the last 3-4 months working on this. Originally planned to release it in december, but I could only finish it now. This is by far the most work any individual model port ever required, from kitbashing different hull meshes to individually giving models separate textures for the camouflages. I included not only the 1944 and 1945 configurations and their respective camouflages, but also the japanese surrender table on the 1945 ship. Please enjoy what I consider to undoubtedly be my finest work.

THESE ARE NOT DRIVEABLE VEHICLES, AND I WILL NEVER MAKE THEM DRIVEABLE, SO PLEASE, DO NOT BOTHER ASKING.

Fully rigged, use a model tool to tamper with moving parts.

WARNING: You will need the composite bonemerge tool to assemble the model. Due to the extreme amount of bones in this model, I had to split in three.

Includes:
USS Missouri BB-63 (1944) (normal, skybox)
USS Missouri BB-63 (1944) MS32 (normal, skybox)
USS Missouri BB-63 (1945) (normal, skybox)
USS Missouri BB-63 (1945) MS22 (normal, skybox)

Historical Notes:

Missouri was the third member of the Iowa class of battleships. and arguably just as, if not more famous than Iowa herself. Missouri was the last battleship to be commissioned into the USN, having participated in the bombarments of Okinawa and the japanese home islands during the closing of the Second World War. It was aboard Missouri that the japanese surrender was signed and the war concluded. Afterwards, Missouri participated in the Korean War, before being decommissioned in 1955. She was reactivated and modernized in 1984 with new electronics and missile weapons, which she used during the Gulf War.
She was deactivated for the final time in 1992 and became a museum ship in 1998, stationed in Pearl Harbor, where she remains to this day.

Armament as of 1944 consisted of 3x3 406mm/50 Mk.7 guns, 10x2 127mm/38 Mk.12 guns, 18x4 40mm/56 Bofors AA guns and 47x1 20mm/70 Oerlikon AA guns. Missouri also carried 2-3 Vough OS2U-3 Kingfisher Reconnaissance floatplanes.

In 1945, the OS2U's were replaced by Curtiss SC-1 Seahawk models.

The Iowa class consisted of 4 ships, Iowa, New Jersey, Missouri and Wisconsin. Two more ships, Illinois and Kentucky, were planned to be built, but were cancelled due to the end of the war.

Please report any bugs you find.

Credits:

Wargaming for WoWs
Nem for VTFEdit
cra0kalo for his compiler