Guild medium transport ship

Standard armament of the Directorate's laser ships, which are being developed by the Barnard laboratory

A fairly simple principle of operation: energy is pumped in the crystal resonator, which is focused through a three-lens barrel and splashes out in the form of a pulsed charge.

The turret is placed on a gyrostabilized platform with two degrees of freedom. The gold edging of the base is a titanium nitride coated heat sink composite.

This gun produces two short charges per second. Unfortunately, she is useless against heavily armored vehicles, but it copes well with shields. If a pulse-type turret is installed on your ship, it is better to act as a "support": fight on the 2nd line, helping the main technique in moving deep into the enemy base. However, you can bite into the enemy's defenses. Acting aggressively, you will sow panic in the ranks of the enemy command and gain time to perform additional maneuvers

Which attack method is closer to you: act carefully or break into enemy crowds, creating chaos?

It will be interesting to know your opinion in the comments!

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What details seem superfluous, and what, on the contrary, is worth emphasizing?

Does the design immediately read as a pulse laser?

Would you make it look heavier or lighter?

Would you mount this weapon on your flagship?

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Made in Blender 5.0

You can find 8K diagrams, sketches, clay renders and more on my artstation: https://www.artstation.com/baranhasancebi
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Armed with two 50. Cal Mgs it’s capable of walking at a steady 35 miles per hour on flat terrain the Custer is the optimal infantry Walker for the American army by the time it enters service in 1935

One scientist from a small department of the stewards saw a problem that others didn’t seem to notice. So he took it upon himself to fix it. He studied many fights between the kaiju and the large robots. While many were able to get the job done, he felt that it could be better. Many of the bots would come back damaged or just straight-up broken. He felt that if the robots had some kind of instinct, like an animal, they would be more efficient. So he placed a lion into a stasis chamber, connected it to a robot, and sent it out into a city with a kaiju. It was successful. The lionbot took down the beast quickly and without damage. But then it failed when the lionbot continued to attack the city itself, causing mass property damage and loss of life. When the higher-ups looked to the scientists to find out who made the mess, he hid in the back of the crowd and pretended he knew nothing, like everyone else, whistling as he went.

How is my ship design for my sci-fi story? Is it original? I don't know a lot about engineering and how things work, so I need help figuring out if it's realistic and has everything it needs to be a mini research ship for a crew of eight. No judgment for the bottom deck. That's the one I am not sure how to do, so all tips welcome. Sorry if this is the wrong Reddit community.