American WW2 Cruisers & DDs (3MF)

World War II American cruisers and destroyers for the WTJ Naval line of 3D Printing files; digital downloads for building your own models on home printers or having them printed by a 3D print shop. Each file may be purchased as a Private use license or as a Commercial license. Once purchased, the WTJ digital files are not refundable. Visit the End User License Agreement page for more information about our licenses.

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Newest models added: December 7.

O'Bannon 1942 WTJ-2044350A Fletcher class round-bridge destroyer circa 1942. Early war construction with AA director tub above aft quad 1.1" anti-aircraft gun position - as sent to the Pacific theater. Can also be used as Nicholas, Chevalier.

Fletcher 1942 WTJ-2044350B Round-bridge destroyer circa late 1942. Early war construction with AA director tub above aft twin-40mm anti-aircraft gun position and another 40mm AA on fantail - as sent to the Pacific theater. Can also be used as Radford, Jenkins, La Vallette, Saufley.

DeHaven 1942 WTJ-2044350C Fletcher class round-bridge destroyer circa late 1942. Early war construction with "low" aft twin 40mm AA mount and fewer 20mm AA. Can also be used as Strong, Taylor, Conway, Waller (possibly also Aulick, Philip, Eaton, Renshaw and others).

Charles Ausburne 1943 WTJ-2044350D Fletcher class round-bridge destroyer circa 1943. Standard mid-war construction with midships 40mm AA mounts and fantail 20mm AA. Can also be used as Hutchins, Claxton, Foote, Spence, Beale, Ringgold, Dyson, Harrison, Terry, Walker, Hudson and others.

Schroeder 1943 WTJ-2044350E Fletcher class round-bridge destroyer circa late 1943 through 1945. Standard wartime "ultimate armament compliment" with five twin 40mm AA mounts and fantail 20mm AA. Can be used as most any round bridge Fletcher destroyer after late 1943.

Bennett 1945 WTJ-2044350F Fletcher class round-bridge destroyer circa 1945. With late war anti-kamikaze AA armament; two quad 40mm AA mounts amidships in place of forward torpedo tubes, plus all twin 20mm AA. Can probably also be used as Fletcher, Young, Renshaw, Capps, Howorth.

Dashiell 1943 WTJ-2044350G Fletcher class square-bridge destroyer circa 1943. Standard mid-war construction with midships 40mm AA mounts and fantail 20mm AA.

Johnston 1944 WTJ-2044350H Fletcher class square-bridge destroyer circa 1944. Standard wartime "ultimate armament compliment" with five twin 40mm AA mounts and fantail 20mm AA.

Isherwood 1945 WTJ-2044350I Fletcher class square-bridge destroyer circa 1945. With late war anti-kamikaze AA armament; two quad 40mm AA mounts amidships in place of forward torpedo tubes, plus all twin 20mm AA. Can probably also be used as The Sullivans, Ross, Smalley, Yarnall, Halsey-Powell, Izard.

Radford 1942 WTJ-2044350L Fletcher class round-bridge destroyer circa 1942. Uncommon pre-deployment variant with no AA on fantail, this was probably only how some of the earliest ships looked on the US East Coast before deployment to the Pacific. Can also be used as Fletcher, Jenkins, La Vallette.

Stevens 1942 WTJ-2044350M Fletcher class round-bridge destroyer circa 1942. Uncommon variant with an aircraft catapult mounted in place of the Number Three 5" gun turret and after torpedo tube mount. Does not include airplane which can be purchased separately (ships were often seen without a plane on the catapult). Can also be used as Pringle, Halford, Stanly.

Stanly 1943 WTJ-2044350N Fletcher class round-bridge destroyer circa 1943. Uncommon variant, this was originally built with an aircraft catapult amidships that was later removed, the AA guns installed in place of the catapult were arranged differently than other standard Fletcher class ships. Can also be used as Hutchins, Pringle, Halford (Stevens was rebuilt differently after her catapult was removed).

Bache 1943 WTJ-2044350P Fletcher class round-bridge destroyer circa 1943. Uncommon variant with eight 40mm AA guns (instead of six or ten). Can also be used as Converse.

McKee 1943 WTJ-2044350Q Fletcher class round-bridge destroyer circa 1943. Uncommon variant with large AA sponson built forward of the bridge (sponson built locally at Orange, TX during fitting out). Can also be used as Wickes.