1/96 Fletcher class Square Bridge Deck and CIC
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Catalog of over 2500 scale models and nameplates (click here).
Scale: 1/96 (1/8 inch = 1 foot)
Includes 1 bridge deck and CIC model. Click the blue catalog link above for sets of ships' doors, pilot houses, turrets, fittings, Bofors tubs, etc..
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© Model Monkey LLC. This 3D-printed item may not be copied or recast.
Scale: 1/96 (1/8 inch = 1 foot)
Includes 1 bridge deck and CIC model. Click the blue catalog link above for sets of ships' doors, pilot houses, turrets, fittings, Bofors tubs, etc..
Recommended for:
- Deans Marine 1/96 scale USS Kidd DD-661
- Scale Shipyard 1/96 scale USS Fletcher DD-445
- Scale Shipyard 1/96 scale USS Kidd DD-661
- Scale Shipyard 1/96 scale USS Pritchett DD-561
This model repesents the navigating bridge deck and Command Information Center station below of the famed Fletch class destoyers fit with the "square bridge".
The 2,050-ton Fletcher class was one of the most successful wartime and post-war destroyer classes of the US Navy and arguably the most significant class in the Pacific war. 175 ships of the class were produced over a 32-month period during World War II. They were produced in two groups: 58 were built with a high, "Round Bridge" and 117 (two-thirds of the class) were completed with a low, "Square Bridge" which afforded better visibility for anti-aircraft defense. Several Fletchers served in foreign navies, the last, Mexico's Cuitláhuac, the former USS John Rodgers, retired in 2001.
This bridge deck model is designed for Fletchers with the square bridge. Consult your references to be sure which type you need.
The 2,050-ton Fletcher class was one of the most successful wartime and post-war destroyer classes of the US Navy and arguably the most significant class in the Pacific war. 175 ships of the class were produced over a 32-month period during World War II. They were produced in two groups: 58 were built with a high, "Round Bridge" and 117 (two-thirds of the class) were completed with a low, "Square Bridge" which afforded better visibility for anti-aircraft defense. Several Fletchers served in foreign navies, the last, Mexico's Cuitláhuac, the former USS John Rodgers, retired in 2001.
This bridge deck model is designed for Fletchers with the square bridge. Consult your references to be sure which type you need.
Features:
- accurately scaled from Bath Iron Works builder's plans
- openings for 5'-6" "A/T" doors per Bath drawings and photos of actual Fletchers
- open venturi (wind deflector)
- detailed, integrated torpedo directors (two)
- integrated peloruses (two)
- integrated Mk.51 Director stands (two) - Mk.51 Directors NOT included
- exterior antenna trunks
- doors available separately
- subtle locator pins to place the Pilot House (Pilot House available separately)
© Model Monkey LLC. This 3D-printed item may not be copied or recast.
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1-96 Fletcher square bridge deck
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