She had a beam of 28.7 meters (94 ft 2 in) and a draft of 8.7 meters (29 ft). They are usually 'built into' the forward superstructure of battleships, with the conning tower protecting 'vital ship operations' (such as navigation and 'primary armament fire control'). [HINON] In the aftermath, the Japanese Empire immediately turned its focus to the two remaining rivals for imperial dominance in the Pacific Ocean: Britain and the United States.The first battleships built for the renewed Eight-Eight Fleet Program were the two dreadnoughts of the The final design—designated A-64 by the IJN—called for a displacement of 29,000 long tons (29,465 t) with twelve 14-inch (36 cm) guns in six double turrets (two forward, two aft, two separated amidships) with a top speed of 23 knots (43 km/h; 26 mph).During the ships' modernization during the 1930s, their forward superstructures were enlarged with multiple platforms added to their tripod foremasts. In the 1920s, Fusō conduct… The ship had a length of 192.024 meters (630 ft) between perpendiculars and 202.7 meters (665 ft) overall. Fuso is a battleship that excels at range; he out-ranges every other battleship at Tier VI, and he's one of the most accurate battleships at tier. Pagoda stronk.Wow. I'd hate to be the guy standing on top during any sort of sea conditions other than 'totally flat'.I'm too lazy and busy to do any sort of funny photoshop business. Pretty please lol Lol. I'm more concerned about the Leaning Tower of Fuso … LolHave to walk around the outside on the catwalk (grated area where you can see the ground 60-70feet below you) all the while the tower is swaying. The Fusō-class battleships (扶桑) were a pair of dreadnought battleships built for the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) during World War I. I'm not gonna say where, since that's a no-no on the internet. One Game to rule them all...""From his Dark Tower Captain Bad Idea gaze pierces smoke, steel, and your very soul. How the hell does that ship even stay upright? [HINON] If I hit the right spot with one shell,  I win. that rocket propelled pagoda mast tho and next to that The Great Battleship Arch Edited April 11, 2017 by tcbaker777. I thought it was kind of cool. Pagoda stronk.Sweet,  this is like battleship Jenga right? The Great Eye of the Fuso is always watching..." After the war, her foremast took on extra spotter platforms to improve situational awareness. It must have a spotting distance of 20km+, and must be prone to HE spam, is all I gotta say "From his Dark Tower Captain Bad Idea gaze pierces smoke, steel, and your very soul. Even inside the tower, you could watch the water in the head swirl around....I'm more concerned about the Leaning Tower of Fuso on the left.

Fusō was commissioned on 8 November 1915 and assigned to the 1st Division of the 1st Fleet on 13 December. Can our Fuso please have a super structure that tall? So the WoWs FB page posted this pretty cool pic a couple of hours ago. The rear superstructures were rebuilt to accommodate mounts for 127-millimetre (5.0 in) During their 1930s modernization, the Miyahara boilers on each ship were replaced by six new Kanpon oil-fired boilers, fitted into the former aft boiler room, and the forward During their reconstruction, the armor of the battleships was substantially upgraded.