Nautilus

Forget about Jolly talking nice and leagues of imaginary people.

This submarine known as Nautilus and famous Captain Nemo has been a place holder in fictional history since 1870 when she first appeared in Jules Verne’s novels Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and The Mysterious Island.

Her namesake was coined from Robert Fulton’s real life submarine Nautilus.

This is a unique custom design of her with an intimidating monstrous appearance that is rustic as well, with a rotating periscope and custom helm.

She’s not only for looks, she is built for ramming.

The appearance packs a lethal combination of wooden hull shredding - steel spikes combined with one singular turret styled gun with rotating aim that packs 20x more damage than any cannon could ever deliver.

This gun has 2 functions. It works as a battleship type cannon with rotation and also has rotating mortar function. Ramming is her strong point, with a ma speed of 25 knots that has a special feature of increasing 2x for hardcore shredding impact.

With Captain Nemo onboard, she can reach a top speed of 50 knots.