secutor class star destroyer 3d models

The Arliegh Burke Class destroyers are the epitome of American naval might, being the most heavily armed destroyers ever constructed and inspired by the Ticonderoga class "Aegis" Cruisers. Their angled superstructure sides and tripod mast aid in...

1/1800th scale Hatsushar Class Destroyer model, built to precise specs Certain elements meticulously rendered at scale. The Hatsusharu class was a batch of six top-notch destroyers crafted for the Imperial Japanese Navy preceding WWII. Initially...

The Kongo Class is the fourth generation Guided Missile Destroyer and boasts a distinct appearance and capabilities compared to previous Japanese DDG designs. This destroyer's large size and integration of SPY-1D AEGIS radars on four bridge faces...

This meticulously designed Arliegh Burke Class destroyer is a powerful and heavily armed vessel, built with advanced technology derived from the Ticonderoga class "Aegis" cruisers. To minimize radar signature at sea, its superstructure features...

Within my comprehensive collection of iconic World War II warships lies this extraordinary Asashio-class Destroyer model, along with several other historical relics waiting patiently to be rediscovered. If you've got an idea or suggestion in mind...

Meticulously crafted, these Arleigh Burke Class destroyer models boast accurate dimensions within a 1-5% range and offer numerous animateable features such as the 5" gun, missile hatches, radar antennas, propellers, rudders, and flight deck nets.

The Gearing class model consists of 98 destroyers built for the US Navy during and post-World War II, a minor modification of its predecessor, Allen M. Sumner class. The Gearing design increased storage space for fuel, leading to extended range...

The Gearing class is a series of 98 destroyers built for the US Navy during and post-WWII. A minor modification from the preceding Allen M. Sumner class, the Gearing hull was elongated to offer more fuel storage space, thereby increasing range. ...The...

It belongs to the Gearing class, a group of 98 destroyers built for the US Navy during and post-World War II. The Gearing design was a minor adaptation of its predecessor, Allen M. ...Sumner class, with an extended hull providing more fuel storage...

... model, while life rafts can be launched. Constructed with textures and available in 11 formats, this Gearing-class destroyer model offers increased fuel storage space compared to its Allen M. ...Sumner class predecessor, extending the ships' range.

As part of the Gearing class, this model represents one of 98 destroyers built for the US Navy during and after WWII, with a modified hull design providing increased fuel storage capacity and range compared to its predecessor, the Allen M. ...Sumner...

... be launched. Available in 11 formats, this detailed Gearing-class model was inspired by the 98 destroyers built for the US Navy during/post WWII, a modification of the Allen M. ...Sumner class with increased fuel storage space for extended range.

... life rafts that can be launched. Available in 11 formats, this texture-based model was built for the US Navy's Gearing class, a group of 98 destroyers derived from the Allen M. ...Sumner class with increased fuel storage capacity for extended range.

... can be launched. Available in 11 formats, this textured Gearing class destroyer model was built for the US Navy during & post-WWII, featuring a lengthened hull for increased fuel storage & range compared to its predecessor Allen M. ...Sumner class.

Available in 11 formats, the model was built with textures and is part of the Gearing class, a series of 98 destroyers for the US Navy during and post-WWII. The Gearing design had minor modifications from its predecessor, the Allen M. ...Sumner class,...

... Textures are applied and the model comes in 11 formats. Part of the Gearing class, these destroyers were built for the US Navy during WWII and had a longer hull for increased fuel storage and range compared to preceding Allen M. ...Sumner class.

The French Léopard class destroyers comprised six formidable vessels constructed for the French Navy during a period of tumultuous international relations. Five out of these sleek destroyers met their demise during World War II, while the last one...

I am displaying a display of a detailed replica scale model showcasing a miniature rendition measuring only one two thousandths that of an authentic Mutsuki Class Destroyer, deliberately crafted in non-proportional scale to prioritize aesthetic...

Cardassian Ruling Council Commissioned Cutting-Edge Stealth Cruiser, the Hideki Class.

These incredible vessels, dubbed the Tribal Class Destroyers, made up a series of twenty-seven fast destroyers constructed by order of the British Royal Navy as well as certain member countries that are part of the Commonwealth. Their valiant...

This intricately detailed model of a Japanese Minekaze Class Destroyer represents 1/1800th scale accuracy, while maintaining clear definitions despite certain minor scaling liberties. Built for the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War I, this...

These destroyers were designed to replace the Spruance Class D and much of the technology came from the Ticonderoga class “Aegis Class” Cruisers. The angled sides of the superstructure are part of design to reduce the radar signature of the vessel at...

These destroyers were designed to replace the Spruance Class D and much of the technology came from the Ticonderoga class “Aegis Class” Cruisers. The angled sides of the superstructure are part of design to reduce the radar signature of the vessel at...

These destroyers were designed to replace the Spruance Class D and much of the technology came from the Ticonderoga class “Aegis Class” Cruisers. The angled sides of the superstructure are part of design to reduce the radar signature of the vessel at...

These destroyers were designed to replace the Spruance Class D and much of the technology came from the Ticonderoga class “Aegis Class” Cruisers. The angled sides of the superstructure are part of design to reduce the radar signature of the vessel at...

These destroyers were designed to replace the Spruance Class D and much of the technology came from the Ticonderoga class “Aegis Class” Cruisers. The angled sides of the superstructure are part of design to reduce the radar signature of the vessel at...

These destroyers were designed to replace the Spruance Class D and much of the technology came from the Ticonderoga class “Aegis Class” Cruisers. The angled sides of the superstructure are part of design to reduce the radar signature of the vessel at...

These destroyers were designed to replace the Spruance Class D and much of the technology came from the Ticonderoga class “Aegis Class” Cruisers. The angled sides of the superstructure are part of design to reduce the radar signature of the vessel at...

These destroyers were designed to replace the Spruance Class D and much of the technology came from the Ticonderoga class “Aegis Class” Cruisers. The angled sides of the superstructure are part of design to reduce the radar signature of the vessel at...

These destroyers were designed to replace the Spruance Class D and much of the technology came from the Ticonderoga class “Aegis Class” Cruisers. The angled sides of the superstructure are part of design to reduce the radar signature of the vessel at...