Drachinifel's simulated British design carries four twin 4-inch mounts along each side amidships and two more twin mounts aft on the centerline. That arrangement provides twelve 4-inch guns on a broadside for antiaircraft fire. Quadruple 2-inch mounts represent pom-poms in the game, with their concentration behind the bridge inspired by the initial King George V arrangement. This produces an unusually heavy antiaircraft fit for the early 1930s, while omitting torpedo armament. Protection uses a 14.8-inch belt and 5-inch deck in an all-or-nothing scheme, with weight saved on the conning tower while retaining 16-inch turret and barbette armor.
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An antiaircraft secondary battery for the Number 13 response
Ten twin 4-inch mounts and simulated pom-poms give the British design a heavy antiaircraft fit while armor weight favors the main armament over the conning tower.