World War One British capital ships 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: 2023.
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: 2023.
Lord Nelson WTJ-2055130 Battleship circa 1908. Can also be used as Agamemnon. |
Dreadnought 1907 WTJ-2055135 Battleship circa 1907. |
Bellerophon 1909 WTJ-2055137A Battleship circa 1909. Can also be used as Superb, Temeraire. |
Superb 1916 WTJ-2055137B Bellerophon class battleship circa 1916. Can also be used as Bellerophon, Temeraire. |
St. Vincent 1910 WTJ-2055138A Battleship circa 1910. Can also be used as Vanguard, Collingwood. |
Collingwood 1916 WTJ-2055138B St Vincent class battleship circa 1916. Can also be used as St Vincent, Vanguard. |
Orion WTJ-2055141 Battleship circa 1912. Can also be used as Monarch, Conqueror, Thunderer |
King George V WTJ-2055142 Battleship circa 1914. Can also be used as Centurion, Audacious, Ajax (Foremast shores included in conjunction with pole mast hole). |
Agincourt 1914 WTJ-2055143A Battleship circa 1914. As completed just before takeover by Royal Navy, with "Marble Arch" flying boat deck and wide bridge wings (Originally purchased by Turkey and not delivered). |
Agincourt 1915 WTJ-2055143B Battleship circa 1915, after takeover by Royal Navy with "Marble Arch" boat deck removed, open 6" guns added to the foc'sle deck and modified bridge. |
Agincourt 1916 WTJ-2055143C Battleship circa 1916, with tripod mainmast and torpedo nets removed. |
Iron Duke WTJ-2055146 Battleship circa 1916, as it appeared around the time of Jutland. Can also be used as Marlborough, Benbow, Emperor of India. |
Revenge 1916 WTJ-2055148 Battleship circa late 1916. Can also be used as Resolution, Royal Oak, Royal Sovereign and Ramillies. |
Queen Elizabeth 1916 WTJ-2055151 Battleship circa 1916, as it appeared around the time of Jutland with extra secondary gun on forecastle deck. Can also be used as Warspite, Valiant, Malaya and Barham. |
Invincible 1914 WTJ-2055153A Battlecruiser circa 1914 as it appeared through the beginning of the war; without torpedo nets. |
Invincible 1915 WTJ-2055153B Battlecruiser circa 1915 as it appeared on home fleet and escort assignment; with torpedo nets. |
Invincible 1916 WTJ-2055153C Battlecruiser circa 1916 around the time of Jutland; with raised forward funnel and no torpedo nets. Can also be used as Inflexible and Indomitable (note that these last two ships had a different appearance from Invincible for the first two years of the war, see other catalog entries). |
Inflexible 1914 WTJ-2055154A Invincible class battlecruiser circa 1914 as it appeared through the beginning of the war; with raised forward funnel, open secondaries and no torpedo nets. |
Inflexible 1915 WTJ-2055154B Invincible class battlecruiser circa 1915 as it appeared on home fleet and escort duty; with raised forward funnel, open secondaries and torpedo nets. |
Indomitable 1914 WTJ-2055155 Invincible class battlecruiser circa 1914 as it appeared through the beginning of the war; with raised forward funnel, casemated secondaries and no torpedo nets. |
Indefatigable 1914 WTJ-2055156A Battlecruiser circa 1914 as it appeared through the beginning of the war; with torpedo nets, etc. |
Indefatigable 1916 WTJ-2055156B Battlecruiser circa 1916 as it appeared around the time of Jutland; without torpedo nets, etc. |
Australia 1914 WTJ-2055157A Indefatigable class battlecruiser circa 1914 as it appeared around the beginning of the war. Can also be used as New Zealand. |
Australia 1916 WTJ-2055157B Indefatigable class battlecruiser circa 1916 as it appeared around the time of Jutland; with torpedo nets, etc. |
New Zealand 1916 WTJ-2055157C Indefatigable class battlecruiser circa 1916 as it appeared around the time of Jutland; without torpedo nets, etc. |
Lion 1914 WTJ-2055158A Battlecruiser circa 1914, as it appeared at the start of the war, with torpedo nets. Can also be used as Princess Royal. |
Lion 1916 WTJ-2055158B Battlecruiser circa 1916, after removal of torpedo nets and addition of 3" AA gun. Can also be used as Princess Royal. |
Queen Mary 1916 WTJ-2055159 Battlecruiser circa 1916, as it appeared around the time of Jutland. Similar to Lion with some upperworks differences in the funnels and secondary gun placements. |
Tiger WTJ-2055160 Battlecruiser circa 1916, as it appeared around the time of Jutland. |
Argus, with planes WTJ-2055920A Aircraft carrier circa 1918, with five biplane aircraft ranged on deck for launching (elevators raised, pilot house lowered). Warning: Biplane features are extremely fragile, 3D printing will usually have to be on a "best effort" basis. If in doubt, buy the version without planes on deck. |
Argus WTJ-2055920B Aircraft carrier circa 1918, with no aircraft on deck. |
Argus, with pilot house WTJ-2055920C Aircraft carrier circa 1918, with no aircraft on deck, pilothouse raised and forward elevator lowered. |
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