USS Northampton CA-26 3D Model

Description

USS Northampton (CA-26) – Northampton-class Heavy Cruiser

The USS Northampton (CA-26) was the lead ship of the Northampton-class heavy cruisers, serving in the United States Navy during the early 20th century. Known for its speed, firepower, and distinctive design, this cruiser played a key role in several naval operations during World War II before being lost in combat.

Key Specifications:

• Length: 182.96 m

• Beam: 20.14 m

• Displacement: 9,050 tons (standard)

• Maximum Speed: 32.7 knots

• Armament:

  • 9 × 203 mm main guns (3×3 turrets)

  • 8 × 127 mm anti-aircraft guns

  • 6 × 533 mm torpedo tubes

3D Model Features:

• Highly accurate geometry capturing the detailed structure of the cruiser, including its superstructure, weapon systems, and deck elements.

• High-resolution textures featuring historical camouflage, weathering effects, and authentic markings.

• Optimized polygonal mesh ensuring compatibility with games, simulations, and VR applications.

• Separated components allowing flexibility for animation, modifications, or interactive rendering.

Historical Significance:

Commissioned in 1930, USS Northampton participated in critical naval engagements throughout the Pacific, earning distinction for its role in fleet operations. However, it met its fate in the Battle of Tassafaronga (1942) when torpedo strikes led to its sinking.

This model is perfect for historical reconstructions, military simulations, and digital collections.