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So, you guys haven't really seen this have you? I took the liberty of adjusting the scale to something more realistic. I had no sense of such things when making the thing.

The Evdraph Dreadnought is a monster of a ship, nearly seventeen kilometers (17km) in length and armed to the teeth with anti-ship lasers and plasma weapons. It is able to effectively annihilate a city with a single orbital barrage. It's crew (including fighter pilots, defenders, and deploy-able soldiers) can roughly range between 500,000 and 1,000,000 strong, depending on its role in the deployment.
These ships have regenerative hull plating that can repair most of the damage dealt by ballistic and explosive weapons in little time, though high heat lasers and plasma weapons can slow the process, and if enough damage is dealt, it can not repair itself.

Personally one of my favorite builds. I'd really like to rebuild it in the future.
This is one of my older, and second most successful mocs on MOCpages (not that that's saying much, given how frequently they flop) You can probably tell from the image quality that I had yet to master my camera and lighting.

Description
So, you guys haven't really seen this have you? I took the liberty of adjusting the scale to something more realistic. I had no sense of such things when making the thing.

The Evdraph Dreadnought is a monster of a ship, nearly seventeen kilometers (17km) in length and armed to the teeth with anti-ship lasers and plasma weapons. It is able to effectively annihilate a city with a single orbital barrage. It's crew (including fighter pilots, defenders, and deploy-able soldiers) can roughly range between 500,000 and 1,000,000 strong, depending on its role in the deployment.
These ships have regenerative hull plating that can repair most of the damage dealt by ballistic and explosive weapons in little time, though high heat lasers and plasma weapons can slow the process, and if enough damage is dealt, it can not repair itself.

Personally one of my favorite builds. I'd really like to rebuild it in the future.
This is one of my older, and second most successful mocs on MOCpages (not that that's saying much, given how frequently they flop) You can probably tell from the image quality that I had yet to master my camera and lighting.