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WoWs HMS Acasta (1940)

A prop of the Acasta as she appears in World of Warships.

Missed the June 8 anniversary of the sinking, but oh well, what can you do?

THIS IS NOT A DRIVEABLE VEHICLE, AND I WILL NEVER MAKE IT ONE, SO PLEASE, DO NOT BOTHER ASKING.

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

Includes:
HMS Acasta (1940) (normal, skybox)

Acasta (H09)

One of the A-class destroyers built in the late 1930s for the Royal Navy, the Acasta enforced the british blockade on Spain during the spanish civil war and escorted several british ships during the early months of WW2. After Operation Alphabet, Acasta, together with her sister Ardent were escorting HMS Glorious back to Scapa Flow when the group was spotted by german battleships Scharnhorst and Gneisenau. Despite the best efforts of the british convoy, the two battleships managed to sink all three ships, but not before Acasta succeeded in damaging Scharnorst with her torpedoes.

Name: Acasta
Namesake: Acaste
Builder: John Brown & Company in Clydenbank
Armament: 1x 120mm L/45 QF 4.7-inch Mk.IX naval guns (4x1), 2x 40mm L/39 QF 2-pounder Mk.II (2x1), 8x 533mm torpedo launcher tubes (2x4)
Type: Destroyer
Class: A
Other ships in class: Achates, Active, Antelope, Anthony, Ardent, Arrow, Acheron
Weight: ~1801 tons
Power: 3x Admiralty boilers, 2x steam turbines
Propulsion: 2x screw propellers
Speed: 35 knots / 65 km
Crew: ~134-143
Construction: laid 13 August 1928, launched 11 February 1930, commissioned 11 February 1930
Fate: sunk 8 June 1940

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Credits:

Wargaming for WoWS
My friend Kovah for model access
Nem for VTFEdit
cra0kalo for his compiler