World War II Japanese warships 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: October 21.
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: October 21.
Nagato 1930 WTJ-2011183A Battleship circa 1930. Can also be used as Mutsu. |
Kuma 1936 WTJ-2011253A Light cruiser circa 1936, with funnel caps and aircraft catapult added amidships. Does not include airplane which can be purchased separately (ships were often seen without a plane on the catapult). Can also be used as Tama. |
Oi 1936 WTJ-2011253B Kuma class light cruiser circa 1936, with extended focsle deck and expanded tripod mast. Can also be used as Kitakami. |
Kitakami 1941 WTJ-2011253C Kuma class light cruiser circa 1941, as converted into a torpedo cruiser with x40 torpedo tubes. Can also be used as Oi. |
Oi 1943 WTJ-2011253D Kuma class light cruiser circa 1943, as converted into a fast transport with x24 torpedo tubes and x2 14m landing craft (this build saw extensive service as Oi and Kitakami quickly moved batches of troops around the South Pacific). Can also be used as Kitakami who was converted to a fast transport at the same time. |
Tama 1944 WTJ-2011253E Kuma class light cruiser circa 1944, late war version with addition of numerous AA guns. |
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