Brazilian Monitor Javari 3D print model

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The package features 3D model files for printing the Brazilian Javari Monitor - A Stunning Design for Smooth Printing. NOTE: The stylish template is optimized for effortless printing with its minimalistic design. The following file formats are included in the template to suit your printing needs: .blend, .3ds, .dae, .fbx, .stl, .obj, and .ply. All files have been scaled using the metric system for accuracy. The dimensions of the model are precisely 172mm (17.2cm) x 42mm (4.2cm) x 28mm (2.8cm). This design comes with a scale of 1:426, making it perfectly suited for your 3D printer. Created using Blender 2.79b software to produce high-quality model files. Vertices: 2570 Faces: 2895 Triangles: 5184 HISTORICAL NOTE: The armored Brazilian Javari Monitor warship was a member of the Class Javari commissioned by Brazil for its Imperial Navy Armada. Its companion ship was the Solimes Monitor. The Javari was built in France and delivered to Brazil in 1876. Specifications: Type: Highly Protected Monitor Warship Weight Displacement: 3,700 tons (8,160 pounds) Length: 240 feet (73.20 meters) Width: 58.1 feet (17.70 meters) Draft: 12.3 feet (3.75 meters) Propulsion: Steam engines combined with two rotating shafts Power output: 2,500 horsepower (1.86 kilowatts) Top speed: 11 knots (20.37 kilometers per hour) Protective Coverings: Hull protection: 12 inches (at the center) and 7 inches on the bow and stern sections Main towers: 12-inch protective shielding Deck plating: 3 inches thick Armament: Four 10-inch Whitworth cannons, positioned in two double gun turrets Two 1.5 inch Nordenfelt machine guns Machine guns: installed for additional firepower. Crew: 135 sailors are assigned to the Javari Monitor. - This model is created with printing in mind and its design features will ensure seamless prints. View my full collection of 3D models by clicking on my username to explore the latest designs. For any questions or queries, do not hesitate to contact me, I'm always here for you! Your feedback matters. Click the 'Like' button and leave a comment to help shape the next project! Thank you for taking your time!