World War One British 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.
Most models include mast holes (where applicable), visit the Accessories Page to see the mast building jigs and fighting tops used for constructing good looking wire masts. If you have any questions feel free to contact us.
Newest models added: September 20.
Most models include mast holes (where applicable), visit the Accessories Page to see the mast building jigs and fighting tops used for constructing good looking wire masts. If you have any questions feel free to contact us.
Newest models added: September 20.
Minotaur
WTJ-2055262
Armored cruiser circa 1914 (without torpedo nets). Can also be used as Shannon and Defence.
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Warrior
WTJ-2055261
Armored cruiser circa 1907. Can also be used as Natal, Cochrane and Achilles.
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Duke of Edinburgh
WTJ-2055260
Armored cruiser circa 1906. Can also be used as Black Prince.
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Arethusa
WTJ-2055243A
Light cruiser circa 1914. Can also be used as Aurora, Galatea, Inconstant, Penelope, Phaeton, Royalist and Undaunted.
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Bristol
WTJ-2055244
Light cruiser circa 1911. Can also be used as Glasgow, Gloucester, Liverpool and Newcastle.
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Chatham 1916
WTJ-2055246A
Cruiser circa 1916, as it appeared around the time of Jutland. Can also be used as Sydney, Dublin, Southampton, Melbourne and Brisbane.
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Swift 1914
WTJ-2055311A
Fast flotilla leader circa 1914.
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Swift 1916
WTJ-2055311B
Fast flotilla leader circa 1916 with 6" gun forward and built-up bridge.
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Matchless
WTJ-2055318A
"M" Class destroyer, pre-war Admiralty design with three short funnels. Can also be used as Murray, Myngs, Milne, Moorsom, Morris, etc.
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Mons
WTJ-2055318B
"M" Class destroyer, war time Admiralty design with three standard height funnels.
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Miranda
WTJ-2055318C
"M" Class destroyer, Yarrow design with two funnels.
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Mansfield
WTJ-2055318D
"M" Class destroyer, Hawthorn Leslie construction with four round funnels.
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Mastiff
WTJ-2055318E
"M" Class destroyer, with three flat-sided funnels (Thornycroft construction).
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Laforey
WTJ-2055317A
"L" Class destroyer, with three funnels.
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Laurel
WTJ-2055317B
"L" Class destroyer, with two funnels (Yarrow/White construction)
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Legion
WTJ-2055317C
"L" Class destroyer with three funnels, as converted to minelayer in 1917.
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Acasta 1914
WTJ-2055316A
"K" Class destroyer circa 1914, standard admiralty design. Can also be used as Achates, Ambuscade, Christopher, Cockatrice, Contest, Shark, Sparrowhawk, Spitfire, Lynx, Midge, Owl.
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Achates 1916
WTJ-2055316B
"K" Class destroyer circa 1916, standard admiralty design with searchlight swapped for 2# AA gun behind funnel. Can also be used as Ambuscade, Shark, Sparrowhawk, Spitfire, Lynx, Midge, Owl.
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Christopher 1918
WTJ-2055316C
"K" Class destroyer circa 1918, standard admiralty design with most guns and torpedoes removed for anti-submarine duty. Can also be used as Cockatrice and others.
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Paragon
WTJ-2055316D
"K" Class destroyer circa 1916, Thornycroft "special" design with different weapon layout. Can also be used as Hardy, Porpoise, Unity, Victor.
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Ardent
WTJ-2055316E
"K" Class destroyer circa 1916, Denny "special" design with only two funnels and different weapon layout.
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Fortune
WTJ-2055316F
"K" Class destroyer circa 1916, Fairfield "special" design with flared bow and different weapon layout.
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