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Utalaze Command Battlecruiser

Blocks: 2,574 / Slots: 9
HP: 76,300 / Shields: 70,800 / Integrity: 100%
Cost: 60,000 Iron / 260,500 Titanium / 109,000 Naonite / 6,000 Trinium / 4.5M Credits
Velocity: Accelerates to 870m/s at 40m/s, Braking at 57m/s / Boost: 2,600m/s
Yaw: 0.19 / Pitch: 0.18 / Roll: 0.36
FTL: 11.7 sctrs w/ 142s cooldown
Cargo/Torpedoes: 4,591.1vol. / 64 Torpedoes
Production: 1,675/s x 2
Fighters: 5-42
Crew: 404 / Required: 99 Engineers and 158 Mechanics
Academy: 25
Energy: 76.2GW / Required: 57.46GW / Stored: 108.04GJ

Weapons: 2, Size 1 CIWS / 7, Size 1.5 Secondary Defense Turrets / 4, Size 3 Secondary Turrets / 5, Size 5 Main Guns / 1, Size 5 Coaxial Cannon / 8, Torpedo Tubes

Info:
The Utalaze Command Battlecruiser is a long-range bombardment platform, designed specifically for taking out enemy Stations and other large-scale capital ships. With a sizable array of long-range weaponry and layers of secondary & defensive turrets, it is itself very well suited for all types of engagements. And despite possessing a vast arsenal and reasonable durability, it retains cruiser-class handling which allows it to react and maneuver in order to respond quickly to changing situations.

There are of course not many built due to the cost of their construction, and as such their deployment is often reserved for when the Utalaze need to gain control of another factions system.

Additional Info:
Went and tried to make "just a regular" battlecruiser but ended up with something that was a bit extra... Instead of 8 slots, it bumped up to 9 so, I guess (if i followed my own guidlines here) It would be a Battleship.

I don't often use Coaxial guns so i'm not entirely sure how practical they are, but this thing does have a heck of a lot of forward firepower.

But I can't really call this a battleship and it does still fit the battlecruiser aspect with manueverability and gun size/count. So, just a fancy "Command" Battlecruiser is what it is.
Still have to try and make a 8 System Slot ... Pocket Battleship?... Light Battlecruiser?. Eh, I'll see what it turns into.

The interior has a good number of framework blocks and there is a open area of space (nearly a frigates worth) that is left for whatever might be worth adding. Couldn't think of much as the framework that's in there can cover most anything and so, if you want to add something random or just more framework, it's not that hard to navigate the interior.