Evarts Class Destroyer DE269 USS Eisner 3D model

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This model is constructed to a highly detailed scale, featuring an array of minute details not typically found in standard 3D models. Depth charges, artillery pieces, and minutely crafted 20 mm cannons, 40 mm borfor guns, 3-inch deck-mounted artillery pieces, mouse trap launchers, stanchions, and lifelines are just a few examples of the exhaustive array of intricacies incorporated into this model. Propellers, rudders, guns, spotlights, radar antennas, and numerous other characteristics are capable of being animated. As a high-poly model, it includes a singular sheet texture for the hull and superstructure; additional textures and materials are also included for multiple other objects in the model. This model comes with all necessary materials and textures and is provided in various formats for instant download. The Evarts-class destroyer escorts were engineered to serve as vessels of anti-submarine warfare against Germany's U-boats, which were being used to sabotage supply convoys traveling from Western nations to England to maintain a steady influx of food, weaponry, and ammunition. This class consisted of 105 ships; 8 vessels were ultimately canceled while the remaining 97 underwent deliveries to the British Royal Navy under the terms of the Lend-Lease agreement. In recognition of their unique contributions to naval warfare, these vessels were re-designated as Frigates by the British and rebaptized the Captain Class. Ship designations for each vessel drew from a selection of esteemed captains who commanded warships during the tumultuous era of the Napoleonic Wars.