Ironclad Admiral Tamandare 3D print model

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The package boasts an extensive array of 3D files specifically tailored for effortless model printing - the striking Brazilian Ironclad Admiral Tamandare. Note: Stylized design optimizes print quality. The meticulously curated template encompasses diverse file formats for printing, including .fbx, .stl, .obj, and .ply, to suit your distinct printing requirements. Dimensions of this precise replica measure 170mm (17cm) x 30mm (3cm) x 32mm (3.2cm), scaling precisely to 1:302. Engineered in Blender 2.79b with meticulous precision. Verts: 1307 Faces: 1564 Tris: 2610 Historical Note: The Brazilian ironclad TamandarÃ, an imposing armored gunboat, was skillfully built for the Brazilian Navy within the esteemed arsenal of navy of the court in Rio de Janeiro (Snake Island). Its waters baptism occurred on June 26th, 1865, with the vessel immediately integrated into the fleet. Nimble and formidable, Tamandarà was engineered to meet Brazil's urgent demand for a compact yet powerful, shallow-draft armored ship capable of weathering heavy bombardments. As one of three analogous gunboats built according to an identical blueprint - including Barroso and Rio de Janeiro, albeit varying significantly in scale and armament, Tamandarâ showcased versatility as a central battery vessel. During seafaring expeditions, Tamandarâ' s freeboard could be effortlessly heightened by approximately 1.7 meters (5 ft 7 in) with the aid of removable bulwarks measuring 1.1 meters (3 ft 7 in). On riverside operations, these bulwarks and ship masts would typically be detached. Commissioned to engage in the pivotal Paraguayan War of 1864-1870 (War of the Triple Alliance), Tamandarè provided indispensable fire support for Brazilian ground forces. It assiduously pounded opposing fortifications along Paranà and Paraguay Rivers, in addition to participating in a daring assault on Humaitâa passage in February 1868, despite sustaining heavy damage. Repaired to optimal standards, Tamandare remained dedicated to backing up army forces until the conflict's conclusion. This esteemed vessel contributed pivotal fire power once in Asunciôn and was assigned to Mato Grosso Flotilla following its deployment. Specifications: - DISPLACEMENT: 754 metric tons (742 long tons) - LENGTH: 51.36 meters - BEAM: 9.19 meters - DRAFT: 2.44 meters - Installed POWER: 273 horsepower - PROPULSION: One shaft and one powerful steam engine - SAIL PLAN: Optimized Schooner-Rigged Plan for exceptional navigation. - SPEED: Up to eight knots. Crew complement of one hundred twenty seasoned sailors and officers made Tamandare an unmatched vessel. - ARMAMENT: Powerful and versatile - One rifled 70-pounder Whitworth gun and a total of five additional guns providing broad attack capabilities. Tamandarè boasted an array of cutting-edge features for protection against attacks: * A protective armor plate of varying thickness - measuring up to 102 millimeters. * Advanced casemate structure for effective gunfire resistance * Additional shield protecting vital areas at 12.7mm thick.