Huge things always have a special attraction.
With a massive scale to create impact, and a grand demeanor to highlight the gap between the admirers and the creation, it fosters an atmosphere of oppression and awe, branding the intended message into the audience's minds—this practice dates back to ancient times. The massive tombs of ancient emperors and oversized buildings were the earliest products that practiced the concept that "bigger is beautiful". In modern times, as technology advanced, various mechanized platforms also joined this trend; super-heavy tanks, battleships, airships, and giant cruise ships are all representations of "the beauty of grandeur" in people's eyes.
Among the many steel beasts, none can embody the sense of massive oppression more than the huge airship.
