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Again, I'm not very good at modeling. This is one of my very early learning experiences. A basic shape of a common American Battleship design. I used it for static purposes, never meant to animate anything. Lots of room for improvement, but the basics are already started to provide a good springboard I think. Use it, improve it, whatever you'd like to. You're free to use it however you see fit. Please if possible, simply credit me on the model!
No textures, no groupings, no rigging. No frills at all, but hey, it's free!
Enjoy,
Jim Primiani
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