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Bob
Bob
3 years ago

Can it land on a planets surface or does it have to stay airborne, btw how large is it?

Johnny
Johnny
8 months ago
Reply to  Bob

It can land on a planet’s surface, much like the Acclamator. In doing so it acts as a command center from which commanders can safely, effectively direct ground operations using the the equipment on the bridge to receive real time battle data from units on the ground as well as airborne and adjust strategies accordingly. Upon landing, the Proclamator can deploy multiple (up to 8, 2 per hanger) HVA6 Juggernaut transports, Tie Bombers and LAAV/i gunships simultaneously for a highly effective assault, crippling enemy positions long before they have a chance to react.

Vince
Vince
3 years ago

You should make a star destroyer size version of this ship

Ioan
Ioan
3 years ago

It looks like an Acclamator with imperial style with a Venator bridge.

Kyle
3 years ago

Hi Fractal, I design custom LEGO models based on Star Wars ships, and am thinking this would be a great next project. Would you mind if I use some of the above images in the instruction manual/on social media posts, as long as each such use references your username and this web page?

Thanks very much!

Kyle
3 years ago
Reply to  Fractalsponge

Great, thank you!

Mysterious__W
Mysterious__W
1 year ago
Reply to  Kyle

Could you link your creation when you finish?

BingBong
BingBong
3 years ago

What are the stats for this?

Noah
Noah
4 years ago

The Acclamator is among my favorite designs, but I think I like this better.

Isaac
Isaac
4 years ago

Who would win proclamator or vindicator

CFletch
CFletch
4 years ago
Reply to  Isaac

The Proclamator is significantly larger in both length and volume, with a much larger reactor, and more/bigger guns. It wouldn’t even be a contest.

Spymonkey2
Spymonkey2
4 years ago

Hey fractal I noticed an opening in the base of the back of the bridge superstructure. What’s it for?

STONEhenk
STONEhenk
4 years ago
Reply to  Spymonkey2

Waste disposal. Millennium Falcons use the disposed waste to hide from their natural enemies.

Spymonkey2
Spymonkey2
4 years ago
Reply to  STONEhenk

Aight thx

Sorican
Sorican
3 years ago
Reply to  STONEhenk

does anybody else find Factal’s attention to detail… frightening… (or really, really amusing.)

Pollock
Pollock
5 years ago

Seems like a re-fit of the Acc.

MiG
MiG
5 years ago

Is this a Imperial II-class frigate?

gorkmalork
gorkmalork
4 years ago
Reply to  MiG

Similar hangar layout, but I’m pretty sure the Imp II has a slimmer, sharper bow & Acclamator-style thruster + aft fin combo (as opposed to this one’s fantail + extra thruster pair).

AF Savarc
AF Savarc
5 years ago

Wonderful…leaves the rendition so suspenseful.

Eric
Eric
5 years ago

I like it!

LazerZ
LazerZ
5 years ago

I’d thought about such a ship, which I called the Patrocinor-class Star Frigate, but I didn’t have your talents. You’ve done a better job than I could.

STONEhenk
STONEhenk
5 years ago

My measurements say the large hangars are 70m width. The height of them is difficult to measure but a Lambda-class shuttle fits. The depth of them is impossible to measure, but it makes sense if it is 50-70 meters. The smaller hangars we see on both sides are at least 12.5m x 12.5m (roughly measured) so they are large enough for TIE fighters. There are 3 “wall” and 1 ventral hangar on each side so I suppose TIE are launched from these hangers and when recovered through the ventral-opening transported with a rail-system to maintenance- and launch-hangars. That leaves the big hangars free for shuttles, landing-craft and attack-craft like skiprays.

STONEhenk
STONEhenk
4 years ago
Reply to  STONEhenk

more like 65m width. The height in this calculation is ~30m, enough to have a lambda-class with a few meters left (when taking of the landing gear retracts and the height becomes less, so even more meters clearance.).

Johnny
Johnny
8 months ago
Reply to  STONEhenk

They’re high enough for HVA6 Juggernaut transports to rapidly deploy unencumbered.

Anditesh Ordo
Anditesh Ordo
5 years ago

How big is it compared to the Acclamator?

Bob
Bob
5 years ago
Reply to  Anditesh Ordo

More than 100 meters longer than an Acclamator. 880(?) v. 752

Steve
Steve
5 years ago

Random bit of obviously non-canon lore for ya folks

Built in the waning days of the Old Republic and classed as a Star Destroyer during that period the Proclamator class Star Cruiser had been originally designed as a warship cousin of the Acclimator class assault ship. Unlike the Acclimator though it lacked the huge capacity for carrying troops and their supporting equipment and instead focused on anti-shipping firepower. Overshadowed by the introduction of the Imperator class and lacking the ‘taint’ of the Republic that saw the Venator class side-lined, due to its short service life with the Old Republic, the Proclamator would continue to see service in the Imperial Navy alongside the Victory and Victory II class ships, fulfilling a similar role to those ships.

But whereas the Victory class was built more for anti-shipping work and was the ‘gun’ to support the Venator’s massed fighter wings, the Proclamator was designed to be flexible. Armed with six triple heavy turbolasers and six quad medium turbolasers the ship lacked the raw punch of the Victory class. But, thanks to the addition of 21 quad light and heavy blaster mountings for anti-fighter work the ship was far more dangerous for fighters to attack. Four large hanger bays, each capable of holding a squadron (12) of fighters as well as smaller numbers of shuttles and support craft let the ship carry 48 fighters, double the Victory class’s fighter capacity.

Capable of carrying 1,800 troops as well as their equipment the Proclamator could help quell any rebellion on a planet and support other vessels with its fighter complement, acting as a light carrier. Like the Victory II the Proclamator wasn’t built in great numbers before the end of the Clone War but the class was seen as a successor to the crew intensive Dreadnaught class and as an able support ship for the Victory in less critical areas and so was retained in production. By the outbreak of the Galactic Civil War and the rising of the Rebellion hundreds of Proclamator class ships had been constructed and away from the huge Imperator class ships they were often used as flotilla flagships due to their larger fighter capacity compared to other similar sized ships. In Imperial service the common mix was 36 fighters and 12 bombers, but this could be changed as needed. Less important sectors that relied more heavily on older ships like the Victory, Dreadnaught or other Clone War era vessels often built task groups round a Proclamator or when they were available, a Venator class ship.

Scores of Proclamator’s also saw service alongside front line Imperial battlegroups, albeit in a supporting role such as protecting supply ships and acting as a rearguard. Here the ships somewhat limited sublight speed wasn’t seen as a hinderance and many a Proclamator found employment as convoy escorts and Rebel raiders tended to avoid the heavy fighter umbrella offered by a Proclamator. In combat the ship was quite capable of overwhelming the Nebulon class frigates used by the Rebels as well as Corellian corvettes but were outclassed by heavier warships and several Proclamator’s did fall into Rebel hands, either captured or salvaged and returned to service. But their large crew requirements made them somewhat unpopular craft in Rebel service.

TheIcthala
TheIcthala
5 years ago
Reply to  Steve

That’s generally pretty good.
A couple of points for improvement:
Fractal has stated that the Proclamator was the predecessor to the Acclamator, from which the Acclamator was developed.
In Legends at least, a TIE/sa bomber squadron was 8 ships strong so as to fit their larger frames into a standard squadron hangar.
There are 12 quad medium turbolaser turrets and 27 point defence turrets (each point defence turret being a heavy laser cannon turret mounted alongside a light turbolaser cannon).
Those three points of research aside, this is well written and believable. I particularly like the bit about not it being sufficiently well known as a Republic Navy ship to make it unpopular with the Empire.

Arisentactica
Arisentactica
5 years ago

What are the stats of this ship? I can’t find any
Also would you, Fractal I mean, mind if I use this in a fanfic that I’m working on?

STONEhenk
STONEhenk
5 years ago
Reply to  Arisentactica

Length: 880m
Armament:
6×3 heavy turbolaser (40 teraton)
6×4 medium turbolaser (200 gigaton)
21 point defence turrets (heavy laser + light turbolaser combo)
Complement: 4 squadrons (48 fighters total)

Arisentactica
Arisentactica
5 years ago
Reply to  STONEhenk

Thank you!

STONEhenk
STONEhenk
5 years ago
Reply to  Arisentactica

Actually it has even more. I counted fast and loose.
The real armament is:

6×3 heavy turbolaser (40 teraton)
12×4 medium turbolaser (200 gigaton)
27 point defence turrets (heavy laser + light turbolaser combo)

jean-luc
jean-luc
5 years ago
Reply to  STONEhenk

what about the big hangar bays? are those just for fighter becasue it looks like you could fit a sizable dropship in one.

STONEhenk
STONEhenk
5 years ago
Reply to  jean-luc

They are roughly 70m wide if my measurements are right. So you can fit multiple dropships or even 2/3 skipray blastboats with fighters on the ceiling.

Balgor
Balgor
4 years ago
Reply to  STONEhenk

This is my second most favorite ship model. After Harrower Class

Valiran
Valiran
5 years ago

I’m not certain if you’ve been asked this before, but have you ever considered making redesigns of the canonical star destroyer-type ships like the Victory I-II, Imperial I-II, Acclamator, Venator, etc? Every original creation I’ve seen from you appears to be far more sensibly designed than they were, with fewer glaring vulnerabilities and better turret layout (except for this one, for some reason. Why no superfiring dorsal batteries?). Hell, to my eyes this ship basically IS a redesigned Acclamator!

Even if the answer is no, I’d still appreciate hearing your response. I’ve always loved your work, Fractal, every piece you show the world only further cements that feeling. Thanks for all your efforts, and please keep up the good work!

Arisentactica
Arisentactica
5 years ago
Reply to  Valiran

He recently released a 4k Victory design and a bit further back was his Imperator-class Redux

Hecatomb
Hecatomb
5 years ago

Have you ever considered doing an Imperial-era Venator-class? Based on the very few images I’ve found, it doesn’t look half-bad in classic Imperial gray.

Jean-Luc Martel
Jean-Luc Martel
5 years ago

What are the weapons and specs on this bad boy? The hangars look like it’s designed for planetary assaults.

Nathan Ridgway
5 years ago

You guys do great work! You should render the mega-class star dreadnought (the Supremacy–Snoke’s ship)

Chris Bradshaw
Chris Bradshaw
5 years ago
Reply to  Fractalsponge

I suppose that’s a compliment if folks think that your work takes a whole team to produce.

Nathan Ridgway
5 years ago
Reply to  Fractalsponge

That just makes it more impressive!

jean-luc
jean-luc
5 years ago
Reply to  Nathan Ridgway

Why else would Thrawn contract him to redesign the Imperial Navy?

Roach267
Roach267
5 years ago

Ugh if I had the money, I’d ask you to make the Twilight

Roach267
Roach267
5 years ago
Reply to  Roach267

I mean the eclipse whoops

StormCommando
StormCommando
5 years ago
Reply to  Roach267

A fractal redesign of the Eclipse (Eclipse III perhaps?) would be godly

Ryadra777
5 years ago

So Fractal looking at your stardestroyer.net posts you found out about EckhartsLadder and his many ship vs videos including the Allegiance vs MC90. (which I agree with you saying it doesn’t work like that) But if you think that absurd that nothing when compare to the video which he compare the 2 First Order Resurgents against the freaking Executor!

Here the video I’m talking about: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-X1hA2j5UM

Ryadra777
5 years ago
Reply to  Fractalsponge

Oh no I didn’t ask you to do the commentary I just showing the video as proof just in case you and anyone else didn’t believe me of what I said.
Anyway speaking of the Resurgent Fractal if you were going to make the model of it what changes would there be?

Daib
Daib
5 years ago
Reply to  Ryadra777

The problem with this Eckhart fellow is that he has 300k subscribers, and some of his videos have over a million views. He is reaching a fairly wide audience of Star Wars fans, many of which are pretty young and impressionable, who will carry those ideas throughout his life. That’s a lot of brainbugs, and I wouldn’t be surprised if future EU comic/novel/game creators are among them. Someone ought to fill him in on the Curtis Saxton consensus before it gets too cringeworthy.

PhantomFury
PhantomFury
5 years ago
Reply to  Ryadra777

Could I get a link to that conversation thread? I’m mighty interested.

PhoenixKnight
PhoenixKnight
5 years ago
Reply to  Fractalsponge

Page 144-145

PhantomFury
PhantomFury
5 years ago
Reply to  Fractalsponge

Sweet, thanks!

Ryadra777
5 years ago

Hey Fractal I wonder if you are going do to something about this ship?
https://fractalsponge.net/dart/dart1.jpg

PhoenixKnight
PhoenixKnight
5 years ago
Reply to  Ryadra777

What is that

benofoz
benofoz
5 years ago

Love this design – a true multi-role heavy frigate, and mini-murderwedge.

I know the hangar arrangement is taken from the Rand Ecliptic – what do you think leads to this design, rather than the more typical axial position? Does it just have to do with the position of the reactor?

Arvenski
Arvenski
5 years ago

Look at the size difference between this thing and the ISD. Blimey. I never really compared the Acclamator to the ISD before. In AotC and The Clone Wars series we see Acclamators on the ground or in an atmosphere (like this: https://youtu.be/4ob3faux-T8?t=10s), which gives us a sense of their scale, and we can see that they’re big. But these pictures really drive home the point to me that the ISDs are effing massive. I bet the Rebels got their hands on a few Acclamators (or Proclamators) during the Galactic Civil War, perhaps early on, before the Mon Cal cruisers became their main capital ships. I bet they’d have been good ships for the Rebels then, but still, you wouldn’t want to take on a Star Destroyer in one, would you? At least, not without a fair bit of corvette and fighter support, anyway…

PhantomFury
PhantomFury
5 years ago

Hey, Fractal, I’ve noticed several instances of people asking information that has been disclosed before (in this case, length/it’s relation to the Acclamator) so could you, perhaps in the future, add a description of the vessel in question in either the first WIP update or in the final product so there is a place we can point to when such questions are asked?

Daniel Shenise
5 years ago

Lovely vessel, but will it walk 500 miles and then walk 500 more?

Daib
Daib
5 years ago

The Old Republic sure does love its com-scan globes. Seeing it next to the Imperator is nice for getting a sense of scale. Tector next?

Zeitos
Zeitos
5 years ago
Reply to  Daib

Wouldnt that be a Imperial Stardestroyer without the hangar space? I can imagine more interesting and creative stuff to come up.

gorkmalork
gorkmalork
5 years ago
Reply to  Zeitos

Eh, at least Tector has some onscreen precedent (i.e. one shot in ROTJ where the Falcon buzzes said ship’s ventral surface). Might be interesting to see how much extra firepower a gunboat-variant Impstar would pack.

STONEhenk
STONEhenk
5 years ago
Reply to  gorkmalork

A ISD1 counts 8 turrets with each 2 cannons of 175-TT (FractalStats, somewhere in the stardestroyer.net thread or the turret post). 16 x 175-TT makes 2800-TT. The Allegiance-class is roughly 2.6 Impstars in volume with a heavy weapon power-output (3x 720-TT HTL, 56x 175-TT HTL, 12x 175-TT ion) of roughly 5 times a ISD1. So a gunboat-variant can have almost 2 times as much firepower (when reactors scale linear)

Ryadra777
5 years ago
Reply to  STONEhenk

Actually it is 6 twins 175 tt heavy turbolasers that the Imperator 1 have, the other 2 turrets are the 175 tt heavy ion cannons.
This picture proves it: https://fractalsponge.net/EGW/isd1_4.jpg

Ryadra777
5 years ago
Reply to  Ryadra777

Speaking of Tector being the gunship to the Imperator, It does made me wonder what would the Gunship variant to the Proclamator be like?

STONEhenk
STONEhenk
5 years ago
Reply to  Fractalsponge

But everyone wants a variant of every type…

StormCommando
StormCommando
5 years ago

Fantastic! I have awaited this beauty’s completion since you first posted that blocky version of it. The name is good.
What is the exact length?

Fractal for lead starship designer pls Disney!

StormCommando
StormCommando
5 years ago
Reply to  StormCommando

Little edit: Fractal stated length was ~880m and output was ~1.5e24.

And for anyone who’s interested, here is his description of the ship’s design lineage:
“The Acclamator design took this as a starting point, swapped the reactor for something a lot lower powered but a lot cheaper and with a lot higher endurance, and started cutting away a lot of mass in terms of weapons, armor, and protected hull volume. That allowed them to drop a few main engines to maintain performance on a smaller and cheaper powerplant (and to further cut costs for numbers/expendability), and they used the internal space liberated by secondary reactors and such along with some of the old hangar volume to carry their troops and dropships.”

Ryadra777
5 years ago

Nice to see this done Although I wonder since the Imperator polygon count is 17 million what the polygon count of the Proclamator?

Sephiroth0812
Sephiroth0812
5 years ago

Love this design and I second the notion of making Fractal the official designer for new Star Wars-ship classes.
I wonder how many fighter squadrons this baby can field, one of each of the four hangar bays?

Also what is its full weapon layout? Can it battle other medium capital ships and fighters alike or is it more of a pure anti-Corvette/anti-Frigate vessel?

gorkmalork
gorkmalork
5 years ago
Reply to  Sephiroth0812

I seem to recall Fractal mentioning an average of 1 squad per bay in one of the earlier WIP threads. Since its main guns are roughly Impstar Deuce ballpark (40-teraton HTLs), it can certainly thrash things out with Dreadnaught/Vindicator/Immobilizer-tonnage vessels, and might be able to threaten Victories/Venators with a numerical advantage (i.e. 3-on-1).

Sephiroth0812
Sephiroth0812
5 years ago
Reply to  gorkmalork

The more I learn about this ship the more I like it. ^__^
When it can carry 4 fighter squadrons and is powerful enough to duke it out with Dreadnaughts and Vindicators evenly (an Immobilizer would stand no chance against a Proclamator due to its light weaponry and high energy drain) it is a very versatile ship. 3 of them being capable of taking on a Venator seems to be also plausible, as their 12 squadrons together could at least hold the Venator’s massive fighter complement off for a while and when the Proclamators manage to get into a position where the main turrets of the Venator can’t reach them they’ll win the engagement.

Ryadra777
5 years ago
Reply to  Fractalsponge

So I guess You need at least 3 Dreadnaughts to match the single Proclamator right?

Daib
Daib
5 years ago
Reply to  Ryadra777

Fractal’s dread also has a notable missile battery, which gives a bit of extra oomph in the opening salvo.

Ryadra777
5 years ago
Reply to  Daib

Yeah that basically the only advantage that it have over the Proclamator.
Although I think the Dreadnaught might also have tougher armour but I’m not sure about it.

Sephiroth0812
Sephiroth0812
5 years ago
Reply to  Ryadra777

Having very tough armor is the main advantage of the Dreadnaught, but it is also slow as heck so besides weaponry advantage the Proclamator would very likely also have speed and agility advantage, making the Dreads advantage in armor questionable or likely irrelevant for the outcome of an 1 vs 1 engagement.

Bob
Bob
5 years ago
Reply to  Ryadra777

Proclamator has heavier armour than an Acclamator, it might well rival the Dreadnaught class. A larger armoured structure, but the hanger bays/wells would be its weak points.

Phoenix
Phoenix
5 years ago
Reply to  Bob

Bob

You sure about that? The hull armor of Acclamator-class vessels was impregnated with ultra-dispersive neutronium that withstood and spread massive energy blasts. Meaning that whenever the Acclamator’s armor gets hit by a energy weapon, specifically any kind of turbolaser the energy blast is harmlessly spread across the entire hull and then dissipates, even powerful weapons like fusion rockets didn’t do anything to the armor. Overwhelming fire power is required to destroy the armor like the firepower of a star destroyer.

On top of that they’re armed with 12 quad turbolasers rated at 200 gigatons of energy and force per shot and 24 point defense cannons rated at 6 megatons per shot. They also had 4 proton torpedo tubes.

Bob
Bob
5 years ago
Reply to  Phoenix

As Fractal designed the ship as a specific gunship, and the Acclamator is smaller, and stripped down follow on, yes, I’m pretty sure.

Bob
Bob
5 years ago
Reply to  Phoenix

In example, the main turbolasers of the Proclamator are in the 40 Tetraton range, it’s secondary batteries are in the gigaton range.

Thomas
Thomas
5 years ago
Reply to  Fractalsponge

do you think you could do a Lancer class Mandalorian Pursuit ship

Anonymous
Anonymous
5 years ago

Disney should really hire you to design new ships for the movies. You are far more creative than ILM is in the new movies.

wusolja
wusolja
5 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Second that.