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French Battleship Jean Bart

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I designed the model entirely myself in Fusion 360. It took me over 60 hours to complete. If you’d like to support me, I’d really appreciate it if you could back me on Ko-Fi or Patreon.

 

The Jean Bart was a legendary French battleship of the Richelieu class, renowned for its unique quadruple main turrets and its historical significance as the last battleship ever completed. This highly detailed 1:625 scale 3D model presents the ship in true-to-scale form with carefully crafted superstructures, armament, and deck details – ideal for collectors of historical naval vessels and maritime modeling enthusiasts.

 

History

The Jean Bart, named after the famous 17th-century French privateer, was the second battleship of the Richelieu class and stands as a testament to naval resilience. Her story began in 1936, but she was still incomplete when France fell in 1940. In a daring escape, she fled from Saint-Nazaire to Casablanca to avoid capture. It was there, while still missing her second main turret, that she famously engaged in a duel with the USS Massachusetts during Operation Torch in 1942. After the war, she was finally completed and modernized, eventually becoming the last battleship ever commissioned in the world. Her unique silhouette, featuring all eight 380mm guns in two quadruple turrets on the foredeck, remains a masterpiece of French naval engineering.

 

Detailed Design & 3D Printing 

This 1:625 scale replica of the Jean Bart has been meticulously designed to balance extreme historical accuracy with practical 3D printing. At this scale, the model measures approximately 396 mm in length.

 

All modelled by myself in Fusion 360

 

Key Features:

  • Articulating main and secondary guns
  • Optional waterline version
  • 0.4mm Nozzle Optimization: Specifically engineered to print cleanly with a standard 0.4mm nozzle. All fine structures, including the signature 380mm quad turrets and anti-aircraft batteries, have been adjusted for structural integrity.
  • Extreme Level of Detail: Features highly accurate bridge superstructures, funnel designs, radar arrays, and secondary armaments.
  • True-to-Scale: Every proportion is carefully modeled to match the original 1:625 blueprints.
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Recommended Print Settings:

  • Nozzle: 0.4 mm
  • Layer Height: 0.08 mm – 0.12 mm
  • Wall Generator: Arachne
  • Supports: Tree supports recommended. Use regular Supports on the Guns.

Other scale? Scale the model in the slicer to this values:

  • 1:700: 89.25% (0.2mm nozzle required)
  • 1:350: 176.94%

Materials used:

  • Bambulab PLA Marble Red
  • Bambulab PLA Matte Dark Brown
  • Bambulab PLA Gold
  • Panchroma PLA Steel Grey
  • Colorfabb PLA Vertigo

 

I designed the model entirely myself in Fusion 360. It took me over 60 hours to complete. If you’d like to support me, I’d really appreciate it if you could back me on Ko-Fi or Patreon.

 

 

Check out the progress on my new project here:
 

       


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Awesome model design! A beautiful battleship!
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amazing!
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Replying to @3dshipyard :
I was going to do the Richelieu, her sister ship but the superstructure and secondary armament is different. Looking forward to your next design! BTW - I scaled up about 10% to match the scale of the Graf Spee, which I had scaled up previously so that I could get a better render on my added AA guns.
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This is great! Most detailed battleship I’ve ever printed!
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Super model
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solid model!!! Make the USS Enterprise, I would be very grateful if with planes
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The USS Enterprise is also on my List. Currently I'm working on the uss lexington (CV-2)
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Replying to @3dshipyard :
Good luck, take all my strength
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This is amazing. Please don't stop.
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I won't ;)
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That's great, can you do Ijn Shinano please?
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Love the scale ship models being produced! I will print them all!
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Excellent work and well staged/documented. Long live the French Navy
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