Upgrade Your 1/72 Fletcher-Class Destroyer with Distefan's Highly Detailed USS Kidd Starboard 40mm Gun Tub
Museum-Quality Replication for Discerning Modelers
Ship modelers, elevate the historical accuracy of your 1/72 scale Fletcher-class destroyer model with this meticulously detailed replica of the USS Kidd (DD-661) Amidships Deck 1 Tub 40mm StarboardĀ from Distefan 3D Print.
Accurately Captures USS Kidd's Starboard Armament
This 3D printed model precisely replicates the 40mm gun tub found on the starboard side of the amidships deck 1 of the real USS Kidd, a famous Fletcher-class destroyer currently located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Distefan 3D Print utilizes high-resolution scans and meticulous attention to detail to ensure historical accuracy.
The Perfect Upgrade for Your Fletcher-Class Model
This intricate replica is the perfect upgrade for any 1/72 scale model of a Fletcher-class destroyer. Adding this starboard 40mm gun tub enhances the realism of your model's armament, specifically replicating the configuration of the USS Kidd.
Lightweight Design and Ready for Customization
The clever hollowed-out design offers a lightweight construction for easier installation into your delicate 1/72 scale model, preventing weight imbalances.
Paintable and Ready for Light Sanding (Except Clear & Tan)
Choose from MJF Plastic PA12 (Gray Natural Finish) or Versatile Plastic (Nylon 12 - White Finish). These materials require minimal preparation and can be painted directly or lightly sanded for a smoother finish before adding your custom paint scheme. Please note: Fine Detail Plastic (Tan Finish) and Clear Ultra finishes may require special handling or paint. Check Distefan 3D Print's website for details.
Unleash Your Creativity and Bring History to Life
Customize the 40mm gun tub with paint to match the specific era and weathered look you desire for your Fletcher-class destroyer model. Bring history to life with this historically accurate detail!
Please note: Some part cleanup may be necessary due to the 3D printing process.
