Destroyer DE-70 USS Joseph E Campbell 3D model

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This model goes into great depth. It meticulously captures the intricacies of guns, depth charges, racks and mousetraps. The flying bridge features a steel tubing frame that supports the canvas cover, speaking tube and other accessories. This high poly model boasts an impressive array of textures, making it even more immersive. The guns, propellers, rudders, davits and mousetraps are all animatable, giving you unparalleled control. Each material and texture is precisely rendered, exactly as they appear in this model. The Buckley Class Destroyer Escorts were built and launched between 1943 and 1944 to serve during World War II. These vessels were designed with unique characteristics that made them stand out: they were smaller, slower, and didn't have the same range as their fleet destroyer counterparts, but they were more accessible, less costly, easier to crew, and highly maneuverable. Over 150 of these ships saw action in the US Navy or British Navy as Captain Class Frigates. Their armament included three 3-inch artillery pieces, a single quad 40mm anti-aircraft gun, three torpedo launch tubes for standard M14 torpedoes, and up to eight 20mm cannons. They also carried M24 mousetrap launchers, two after racks for roll-off depth charges and six to eight k-gun launchers for depth charges. Advanced sonar and underwater search gear were installed for anti-submarine warfare. The Buckley class Destroyer escort made a notable appearance in the movie "The Enemy Below", with most of the filming taking place on board an actual Buckley Class ship.