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DG15 'The Dream' Cayman-Class Destroyer (CV) v1.2

UPDATE V1.2
- Internal security systems update
- Minor details update, most likely final update. Enjoy! :)

PREFACE
Thanks to Jenniphurr—founder/owner of -ZeroG- —for the awesome showcase video! I hope you don't mind me posting it here :)

I would also like to thank Anders Strand, who also made a showcase video of 'The Dream'. He's got quite a few other showcase videos that's he's been uploading recently. Be sure to check out his YouTube channel, and give him a sub! Who knows, maybe your ship will end up in a video, if it's not there already!

Be sure to check out this AMAZING redesign of DG15 by well-known builders oojimaflip and vicomt. I had nothing to do with the redesign (even though they've listed me as a contributor), other than having provided the original basis for their project.

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This Homeworld-inspired destroyer was originally concepted, designed, and built by Dorian Glacet, entirely out of LEGOs[www.flickr.com], in 2015.

I built the whole thing at least 20% too small overall. Figure about 15-20 blocks longer, scale everything else proportionately. Sorry!

This ship is intended for use primarily by one person, rather than a clan/faction of players. It's too narrow to fit any sort of reasonable hangar in the hull to accompany a small fleet of SVs, and the majority of the interior is occupied by either primary/secondary systems, or extra layers of armor. I did manage to squeeze in a small hangar in the lower bow section of this ship, but you'll only have room for an SV that's 16m wide or less.

I've also had a couple people point out that this has no landing gear. The original did not either, and while I did have some on here at one point, I decided to remove them to stay faithful to the original. They can be easily added to the bottom of the ship, just keep in mind you'll need to add roughly 10 downward-firing medium thrusters to the underside to help lift this off a planet. It's doable and it works, I simply decided against it.

Overall, I think Dorian crafted a beautiful piece of art, and I feel pretty confident that this ship should serve you quite well in your travels. I'd love to hear what you think!