US Pennsylvania Class Battleship 3D print model

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This 1/1800th scale model showcases the intricate details of a Pennsylvania class battleship, despite certain features not being strictly to scale. The Pennsylvania class was an illustrious pair of battleships built for the US Navy in the early days of the century's second decade. After several pivotal refurbishments between global conflicts, however, one battleship from this remarkable class - the storied USS Arizona - fell prey to calamity at Pearl Harbor. Its peer and namesake counterpart, USS Pennsylvania, navigated uneventfully throughout World War II and ultimately bid its service farewell immediately after the war. The ship's main armaments consisted of an impressive complement of twelve massive 14-inch guns, augmented by as many as twenty-two 5-inch weapons along with a smattering of smaller lighter gun mounts. I proudly present to you this captivating piece from my extensive assortment of warships from World War II, inviting your scrutiny to discern other notable models forthcoming. If a specific addition interests you, I implore you to communicate that preference and I will proactively escalate it within my prioritized queue of endeavors. Since the project's update on 8 October 19, detailed embellishments have included precision rendering of auxiliary craft and meticulous detailing for accurate depictions of anchor chains, ultimately resulting in improvements yielding heightened printability. To accurately verify its viability, the 1/1800th scale model has undergone comprehensive evaluation utilizing PLA filament at .1mm layer height in combination with a precision-calibrated nozzle set at a steadfast 0.4mm.