WW2 Queen Elizabeth-class Battleship

A relic salvaged from the wreckage of a vanished fleet, the Queen Elizabeth‑class battleship stands 48 blocks long, its hull a mosaic of 24 distinct stone and metal types that whisper the secrets of six Allied nations. With only 1,029 blocks to conceal its hidden citadels and gun decks, the ship’s draught of 7 by 9 blocks appears almost too modest to hold such war‑machine, yet every seam and hatch bears the faint scar of an unseen battle. Scholars still debate whether its silent, iron‑clad prow hides a secret armory or an ancient map to a forgotten treasure buried beneath the Atlantic’s restless waves. This build uses 1029 total blocks across 9 layers.