HMS Battleship Royal Oak Model Parts & Upgrades | 1/100 to 1/200 Scale | Distefan 3D Print

Rebuild a Legend of the Home Fleet with Museum-Grade Precision

Welcome to the definitive collection of HMS Battleship Royal Oak model parts, meticulously engineered for the discerning naval historian and advanced modeler. Whether you are tackling the massive 1/100 scale museum display or the detailed 1/200 scale enthusiast build, our components provide the architectural fidelity and historical accuracy required for a masterpiece of the Revenge-class (R-Class) battleship.

The Distefan Difference: High-Detail Naval Engineering

The HMS Royal Oak was a ship of immense structural complexity, from her iconic anti-torpedo bulges to her specialized "Pagoda" bridge evolution. Our 3D-printed parts—crafted in High Detail Resin Grey—replace simplified kit components with surgical precision:

Main Armament: Highly accurate 15-inch MKII Twin Turrets featuring realistic blast bag contours and armor bolt detailing.
Secondary & AA Batteries: 6-inch casemate guns, 4-inch twin AA mounts, and the legendary Octuple "Pom-Pom" anti-aircraft stations.
Superstructure Essentials: Historically researched HACS directors, funnel caps, and bridge platforms designed to fit our 946mm 1/200 scale hull.
Deck & Utility Gear: Standardized Royal Navy 26ft motor whaleboats, 32ft cutters, and Admiralty pattern anchors.

Optimized for Customization

All parts in this collection arrive in a professional unpainted finish, providing a blank canvas for your historical vision. The non-porous resin surface is optimized for high-quality naval primers, allowing you to accurately recreate the Home Fleet Grey or complex wartime camouflage schemes with ease.

Scales Available:

1/100 Scale: For large-format RC conversions and museum exhibits.
1/128 & 1/144 Scale: Perfect for custom structural builds and mid-range displays.
1/200 Scale: Precision-matched for our hollowed 2mm resin hull and popular plastic kits.

Elevate your "Mighty Oak" build today with parts that reflect the industrial scale and tragic majesty of one of the Royal Navy's most famous capital ships.