This one actually isn't based on Deans parts but it very easily could be. Maybe it ought to be!
The hull is a simple modification of a Dido. The Didos, designed in the rushed days with war obviously looming, used a slightly modified Arethusa class hull. The Arethusa class were a tiny bit shorter... the discrepancy is so small that if you don't want to cut and shut the hull it can safely be ignored. The armour belt has to be modified but that is not difficult. The main turrets are visually identical to the secondary armament on Nelson and Rodney. Secondary armament, boats, hatches, lockers, etc were generic.
The Norman Ough drawing is available, though note it only takes her up to 1941. In 1942 she was extensively modified, but there are enough good photographic references available to depict her in her later guise.
I would love to build her as a running model, based on the Deans Dido class hull. Alas, I have far too many projects already. But I offer the idea to anyone who wants to take it on and create an attractive model of a ship with a most distinguished record. I think on the water at a scale 30 knots she would look stunning.