The last British battleship designed and laid down before the World War II. She was in many ways a development of the King George V class ships, from which she differed by the increased size, the strengthened armour, and the newest 406 mm guns as the main battery artillery.
Introduction
Lion can carry either 16-inch (406mm) guns or 16.5-inch (419mm) guns, but unlike German counterpart, her 419mm guns are simply superior than 406mm guns.
| Hit Points | 67900 |
| Armored deck | 32mm – 152mm |
| Citadel Protection | 44mm – 260mm |
| Torpedo Damage Reduction | 25% |
| Maximum Speed | 29.5 knots |
| Turning Radius | 830 m |
| Rudder shift time | 15.82 sec |
| Surface Detectability | 15.3 km |
| Aerial Detectability | 13.14 km |
| Consumable 1 |   |
| Consumable 2 |   (UK CL) |
| Consumable 3 |     |
| 406mm/45 MarkII | |
| Layout | 3×3 AB-Y |
| Reload Time | 30sec |
| 180° Rotation Time | 45 sec |
| Sector of Fire | A±143° / B±133° / Y±136° |
| Firing Range | 18.85 km |
| Maximum H-Dispersion | 248.5 m |
| σ | 1.8 |
| 406mm HE MarkIV | |
| Damage | 6900 |
| Muzzle Velocity | 792 m/s |
| Chance of Fire | 46% |
| 406mm AP MarkIV | |
| Damage | 12600 |
| Muzzle Velocity | 747 m/s |
| Penetration @ 5/10/15 km | 677/594/522 |
| 419mm/45 MarkII | |
| Layout | 3×3 AB-Y |
| Reload Time | 30sec |
| 180° Rotation Time | 45 sec |
| Sector of Fire | A±143° / B±133° / Y±136° |
| Firing Range | 20.7 km |
| Maximum H-Dispersion | 267.4 m |
| σ | 1.8 |
| 419mm HE MarkII | |
| Damage | 7200 |
| Muzzle Velocity | 792 m/s |
| Chance of Fire | 48% |
| 419mm AP MarkII | |
| Damage | 13000 |
| Muzzle Velocity | 747 m/s |
| Penetration @ 5/10/15 km | 695/609/535 |
| Firing Range | 5.0km |
| 134mm/50 QF Mark I | |
| Layout | 8×2 |
| Reload Time | 6.67 sec |
| HE Damage | 1900 |
| Chance of Fire | 8% |
| 134mm/50 QF MarkI | ||
| Layout | Average DPS | Firing Range |
| 8×2 | 65 | 4.5 km |
| 40mm Bofors MarkVI | ||
| Layout | Average DPS | Firing Range |
| 10x6 | 292 | 3.5 km |
| 40mm Bofors MarkIV | ||
| Layout | Average DPS | Firing Range |
| 6×2 | 136 | 3.5 km |
| 40mm Bofors MarkVII | ||
| Layout | Average DPS | Firing Range |
| 4×1 | 35 | 3.5 km |
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RE opening statement: Vanguard was not based on Lion II's hull. They were completely separate programs, and the incomplete Lion hulls were scrapped.
Nude air defense in 463
Russian: we will not let………….
Lion core armor Supreme not only 260mm, or armored model is not ready, or the way you compute core armor a little bit error
Lion designed several programmes of protection initially inherited from the KGV, or 15-inch vertical (381mm), and even then there are a few programmes cut a 1-inch, or 260mm level of the BCS digital
Cartridge contains no non-primary peripheral wrap armor
Do the lions have Strip is similar to the weineituo design is?
Coating Armour, Qiao Armour coating ship carried them outside is not progress to Armour Armour inside
See G3D armor models
Upper main charge is, indeed, 381, but this article has to be classified as mechanical room armor
Core of the 260 is the lower armor belt boot tops, real design is to transition to a 6-inch piece, this engine does not see thickness gradients only into two