Spruance Class DD968 Author W Radford 3D model

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These meticulously detailed destroyer models are almost true-to-scale replicas, offering an accurate depiction of the original vessel. They boast exceptional realism and render seamlessly without requiring special software. Notable features that can be animated include rudders, propellers, radar antennas, guns, missile launchers, missiles, hanger doors, and more. High-resolution textures allow for close-up renders, with the models originally designed using 3ds Max 2013. Variations from original design criteria may not always be available for each ship in a class. These models are offered in various formats. The Spruance Destroyer Class was created to safeguard Carrier Task forces against submarine threats, with the first in class commissioned in 1975. Serving for three decades, these vessels were eventually replaced by the Arleigh Burke Class Destroyers. The last Spruance destroyer was decommissioned in 2005.