Scorpène-Class Submarine

Posted on 31 October 2025 by yonetici in 3d models, Outdoor, Products, Submarine, Toys, Vehicle Models, Vehicles | Leave a comment

1:87 Scale, 763mm 3D Printable Model

The French Scorpène-class submarines represent one of the most successful and widely adopted modern submarine designs in the world. Developed by Naval Group (formerly DCNS), the Scorpène class combines compact dimensions with advanced stealth, long endurance, and multi-role flexibility. These diesel-electric attack submarines have been built for and operated by several nations — including India, Brazil, Chile, and Malaysia — each version tailored to local operational requirements. With their quiet propulsion systems, advanced combat management, and modular construction, the Scorpène-class has become a global standard for next-generation conventional submarines.

To bring this modern masterpiece into digital form, we created a 1:87 scale, 3D printable model of the Scorpène-class submarine, designed to capture both the beauty and engineering precision of the original vessel. Measuring 763 mm in length, this version consists of 35 separate high-poly STL files, optimized for easy printing with most FDM and resin printers. The hull interior is mostly empty, with a 5–7 mm wall thickness, reinforced by three internal bulkheads that ensure alignment and add rigidity during assembly. These features make the model both durable and straightforward to build, even for large-format prints.

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Continue reading for more information, renderings, and a free STL file for a desktop model of the Scorpène-Class.

Soviet Echo Class Submarine

Posted on 29 September 2025 by yonetici in 3d models, Submarine, Vehicle Models, Vehicles | Comments Off

The Soviet Echo Class submarines (Project 659) were among the most distinctive nuclear-powered cruise missile submarines of the Cold War. Developed in the late 1950s and entering service in the early 1960s, the Echo Class was designed primarily to carry and launch long-range cruise missiles against carrier groups and land-based targets. These submarines featured a characteristic raised missile deck with paired silos, giving them their unmistakable silhouette. Armed with up to eight missiles and supported by torpedoes, the Echo Class represented a significant leap in Soviet naval strategy, reflecting the shift toward nuclear propulsion and underwater missile platforms as a counterbalance to Western naval superiority. Though eventually superseded by more advanced classes, the Echo Class played an important role in shaping submarine development and nuclear deterrence during the Cold War.

The 1.4 Meter Multi-Piece 3D Printable Echo Class Model

For enthusiasts, modelers, and Cold War historians alike, I’ve created a 1.4-meter-long, highly detailed 3D printable model of the Echo Class submarine(<<<—Click this link to get the model). This model is carefully divided into more than 50 parts, designed to fit on standard 3D printers with a 22 × 22 × 25 cm build volume. The hull is hollow, giving makers the freedom to customize it for RC projects, lighting installations, or static display builds. Functional features include articulated missile hatches, dive planes, rudder, periscopes, and radar domes, all modeled with precision for both visual appeal and interactive play. To ensure strong assembly, the junction points are fitted with screw-together connections, making it possible to achieve both sturdiness and easy handling during the build.

USS Greeneville Nuclear Attack Submarine

Posted on 03 May 2025 by yonetici in 3d models, General, Submarine, Vehicle Models | Comments Off

In the shadowy depths of the world’s oceans lurks a metal shark with a nuclear heart—the USS Greeneville, one of the most spirited troublemakers in the illustrious Los Angeles-class of submarines. This is not your grandfather’s rusty U-boat; the Greeneville is a 6,000-ton underwater Ferrari armed with torpedoes, missiles, and enough sonar gear to make a dolphin jealous. She’s been patrolling the deep since 1996, and if submarines had high school yearbooks, the Greeneville would’ve been voted “Most Likely to Accidentally Bump Into Things.” One of her more famous (okay, infamous) moments came in 2001, when she surfaced under a Japanese fishing vessel during a demonstration for civilian guests. No one said nuclear-powered stealth boats were great at parties.

Continue reading for more information and your free Greeneville tabletop model STL file. We also have a 1m R/C convertable model, consisting of 40 hi rez parts for easy printing, If you want to support our site and start a great project —–> Get the 3d model from here.

Kilo Class Russian Submarine

Posted on 28 February 2025 by yonetici in 3d models, General, Products, Submarine, Toys, Vehicle Models, Vehicles | Comments Off

The Kilo-class submarine is like the ninja of the seas—stealthy, deadly, and almost impossible to detect. Built by the Russians, these diesel-electric attack submarines have been around since the 1980s, and despite their age, they’re still making waves (literally). NATO gave them the name “Kilo-class,” but the Russians call them Project 877 Paltus, and the upgraded versions go by Project 636 Varshavyanka—because apparently, long, complicated names make things sound cooler.

Continue reading for more info, renderings and a free STL file for 3d printing your own Kilo Class.

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Holland 1 Submarine 1m model free downlad

Posted on 19 February 2025 by yonetici in 3d models, General, Outdoor, Products, Submarine, Toys, Vehicle Models, Vehicles | Comments Off

John Philip Holland, an Irish-born engineer and inventor, was a visionary whose daring spirit and ingenuity helped shape the future of submarine warfare. His journey into underwater navigation began with a bold and risky experiment: the construction and personal testing of a one-man submarine in 1878.

At a time when the concept of a practical, fully submersible vessel was met with skepticism, Holland refused to be discouraged. Instead, he designed and built a 14-foot-long experimental submarine, known as Holland I, which was powered by a simple hand-cranked propulsion system and equipped with ballast tanks for controlled submersion.

Continue reading for more info and free STL files for the multi-part 3d model.

Very high-poly paid model is here.

Walter V-80 Experimental Submarine

Posted on 09 February 2025 by yonetici in 3d models, General, Submarine, Toys, Vehicle Models, Vehicles | Comments Off

The Walter V-80 was an experimental German submarine built during World War II to test the innovative Walter propulsion system, which used high-concentration hydrogen peroxide (T-Stoff) to generate steam for a turbine, allowing the submarine to operate underwater for extended periods without surfacing. This air-independent propulsion (AIP) system was a major advancement over conventional diesel-electric submarines, which had to surface frequently to recharge their batteries. The V-80 was constructed at the Friedrich Krupp Germaniawerft shipyard in Kiel and was completed in 1940. It was a relatively small vessel, weighing 76 tons and carrying a crew of four.

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Please continue reading the rest of the article for more info, renderings and a free STL file for a display version of the sub.

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Yasen Class Submarine 1.2m

Posted on 07 February 2025 by yonetici in 3d models, General, Submarine, Toys, Vehicle Models, Vehicles | Comments Off

Russia’s Silent Hunters

Our 3d model is 1.2m long and can also be converted to a RC project.

The Yasen-class (Project 885/885M) nuclear-powered attack submarines represent the pinnacle of Russian undersea warfare technology. Designed to replace aging Soviet-era vessels, these submarines combine stealth, firepower, and advanced automation, making them a formidable force in modern naval warfare. The Severodvinsk, the lead submarine of the class, was commissioned in 2014, while improved versions continue to enter service.

This is a developed version of our previous Yasen Class 3d model. This one is much more detailes, 1.2m long and consists of 50+ parts, 3d printable on a standard 22x22cms printbed. Interlocking details for assembling the parts together. Moving control surfaces, periscopes, propellers, silo hatches, missiles etc. Different version of parts for use in various projects. RC convertible. Go directly to the purchase page of the Yasen model. Continue reading for the rest of the article, renderings and your free STL file.

Dreadnought Class Submarine

Posted on 03 February 2025 by yonetici in 3d models, General, Outdoor, Products, Submarine, Toys, Vehicle Models, Vehicles | Comments Off

The Dreadnought class is the next generation of ballistic missile submarines (SSBNs) being developed for the Royal Navy, designed to replace the aging Vanguard-class submarines that currently carry the UK’s Trident nuclear deterrent. These nuclear-powered submarines will be among the most advanced in the world, capable of remaining submerged for extended periods thanks to their nuclear reactor propulsion. Measuring approximately 153 meters in length, they will be slightly larger than their predecessors and feature significant technological advancements.

Continue reading for more info and a free STL file for 3d printing your Dreadnaught.

If you want to proceed to buy our paid hi rez 40+ piece STL file pack, HERE IT IS.

Ironman diving suit

Posted on 16 January 2025 by yonetici in 3d models, Movie Props, Outdoor, Products, Ships, Submarine, Toys | Comments Off

The Petrie Ironman diving suit, invented by Captain Enos B. Petrie of Brooklyn, was a revolutionary advancement in deep-sea exploration during the early 20th century between 1902 and 1907. It marked a significant breakthrough in diving technology, allowing divers to operate at unprecedented depths with greater safety and efficiency. The suit, composed of aluminum alloy and weighing 450 pounds, was designed to maintain surface-level pressure, enabling the diver to avoid decompression sickness, also known as “the bends.” This innovation was a response to the limitations of traditional rubber diving suits with metal helmets, which were only effective at shallower depths and often left divers exhausted.

To purchase a 40+ separate file pack of hi rez STL files for the suit model CLICK HERE.

Continue reading for the rest of the article and a free STL file for 3d printing your own suit model.

Delfin Submarine 1:22 scale

Posted on 12 January 2025 by yonetici in 3d models, General, Submarine, Vehicle Models, Vehicles | Comments Off

The Delfin submarine, launched in 1903, was the first combat-capable submarine of the Imperial Russian Navy, marking the beginning of Russia’s efforts to develop a modern submarine fleet. Built during a period of global experimentation with underwater vessels, Delfin showcased Russia’s engineering capabilities and laid the groundwork for future advancements in submarine design. Designed by Ivan Grigoryevich Bubnov, one of Russia’s first submarine engineers, it featured a dual propulsion system with a gasoline engine for surface propulsion and an electric motor for submerged operations. This early system, while innovative, was also hazardous due to the volatility of gasoline fuel.