A modern Spanish battleship and national design identity

The game-generated Spanish modern battleship is rebuilt around a more coherent heavy battery, a uniform eight-inch secondary scheme, stronger protection, efficient funnels, and radar-directed fire control. A jumble of three-, four-, six-, and eight-inch weapons is rejected because multiplying calibres complicates the design without making it stronger. The game's German-looking towers and funnels raise a broader objection: Spain's political alignment did not make Spanish and German naval engineering interchangeable. Armour, speed, fire-control equipment, and component layout have to form a plausible national design instead of a generic collection of high statistics. Visual identity, industrial assumptions, and combat systems all belong to the same design problem.