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WoWs Tucker and Sampson class destroyers
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WoWs Tucker and Sampson class destroyers

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World of Warships models
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Description
A prop of the Tucker and Sampson class destroyers, as they appear in World of Warships.

Some WW1-era american destroyers for a change.

THESE ARE NOT DRIVEABLE VEHICLES, AND I WILL NEVER MAKE THEM DRIVEABLE, SO PLEASE, DO NOT BOTHER ASKING.

Fully rigged, use a model tool to tamper with moving parts.

Includes:
USS Tucker DD-57 (1916) (normal, broken, skybox)
USS Tucker DD-57 (1916) gray (normal, broken, skybox)
USS Sampson DD-63 (1917) (normal, broken, skybox)
USS Sampson DD-63 (1917) gray (normal, broken, skybox)

Historical Notes:

Tucker was the lead ship of her class of destroyers, built for the USN during WW1. It was a slightly modified and enlarged version of the O'Brien-class destroyers. The Tuckers were meant to be equipped with anti-aircraft guns, but in the end were completed without them.

Armament as of 1916 consisted of 4x1 101.6mm/50 Mk.9 guns and 4x2 533.4mm torpedo launchers.

The Tucker class consisted of 6 ships, Tucker (DD-57), Conyngham (DD-58), Porter (DD-59), Wadsworth (DD-60), Jacob Jones (DD-61) and Wainwright (DD-62).


Sampson was the lead ship of her class, a follow-up to the Tucker class, almost identical with the only differences being the changing of twin to triple torpedo launchers and the adding of anti-aircraft guns. The Sampsons were the last of the "thousand-tonner" destroyers, as the following Caldwell class would set the stage for the "flush-deckers".

Armament as of 1917 consisted of 4x1 101.6mm/50 Mk.9 guns, 2x1 37mm/42.5 Mk.6 AA guns and 4x3 533.4mm torpedo launchers.

The Sampson class consisted of 6 ships, Sampson (DD-63), Rowan (DD-64), Davis (DD-65), Allen (DD-66), Wilkes Jones (DD-67) and Shaw (DD-68).

Please report any bugs you find.

Credits:

Wargaming for WoWs
My friend Kovah for model help
Nem for VTFEdit
cra0kalo for his compiler
6 Comments
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Dachsie_Drella 31 Aug, 2023 @ 6:13pm 
Oh alright, understandable. Thanks for your time.
Moon.  [author] 27 Aug, 2023 @ 3:37pm 
Sorry, but I can't do any of those. Apart from being a bit too modern for my tastes, I also have no models for any of those.
Dachsie_Drella 27 Aug, 2023 @ 2:50pm 
Oh alright, sorry for the mega late response but a few I think would be cool(Not asking for all, just giving a few things to consider):
Admiral Gorshkov, Grigorivich Class, Type 054 Frigates,
Arleigh Burke class(there's already one on the workshop but it's not super detailed), Chinese Type 052 Destroyer, Udaloy Class destroyer(Again, one already exists but old and not as detailed as what you seem to make)
Slava Class or Kirov Class Cruisers
USCG Legend Class Cutter

If you're more into historical ships though,
Oliver Hazard Perry Frigate or Sovremenny Class Destroyers for a cold war showdown
Moon.  [author] 4 Aug, 2023 @ 2:00am 
Depending on what it is, I either add it to my to-do list or decline it.
Dachsie_Drella 3 Aug, 2023 @ 12:54pm 
Hello, I didn't notice you saying anything about it in the description so I'd like to ask, if someone suggests something do you consider it or just ignore them? Because I have a suggestion for some modern/cold war ships if you'd consider those.
afuea8143 28 Mar, 2023 @ 3:17pm 
yanke..,z,.,.,.,.