County Class Heavy Cruiser
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- County Class Heavy Cruiser
- CA-COUNTY-GS-P
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- Units in Stock: 2
County Class Heavy Cruiser Summary
This is a 3D printed resin sculpt of the County class heavy cruiser from GamingStar Miniatures.
The County class was the first post-war cruisers constructed for the Royal Navy and were designed within the limits of the Washington Naval Treaty of 1922. These ships were limited to 10,000 tons and 8-inch caliber main guns, and referred to as "treaty cruisers". The term "heavy cruiser" was not defined until the London Naval Treaty of 1930.
The County class had 3 sub classes - Kent, London and Norfolk - and all had a distinctive three-funnel layout. These are considered "A" ships, while the follow-on York class of heavy cruisers are considered "B" ships due to their smaller displacement of 8,250 tons.
The cost of each "A" ship in 1929 was estimated to be £2,180,000, and the cost of each "B" ship was estimated to be £1,800,000.
Ships of Class:
- Berwick
- Cumberland
- Suffolk
- Kent
- Cornwall - Sunk by aircraft in Indian Ocean, April 1942
- London
- Devonshire
- Sussex
- Shropshire
- Norfolk
- Dorsetshire - Sunk by aircraft in Indian Ocean, April 1942
Built for the Royal Australian Navy (RAN)
- Australia
- Canberra - Scuttled after damage at Battle of Savo Island, August 1942
See the ANZAC fleet page for these and other British ship options.
Insignia can be added to each deck decal to make it easier to identify ship nationality. Select from your choice of images.
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Flag Roundel |
FEC Roundel |
SEAC Roundel |
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Hull camouflage patterns available are based on war period.
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