Name: Model of Bismarck 05358 1/350 Super Detailing Ship Kit
Brand: TRUMPETER
SKU: 95TI66601
Price: 101.95 EUR
Availability: InStock

Bismarck 1941 1/350 Super Detailing Kit - Trumpeter 66601

Enhance your model of the famous German battleship Bismarck with this Trumpeter 66601 super detailing kit specially developed for the Trumpeter 05358 model at 1/350 scale.

This high-end set brings together an impressive selection of parts allowing for a remarkably faithful reproduction of the ship's numerous details.

The railings, ladders, radars, cranes, gangways, deck equipment, and superstructures gain finesse with the photo-etched parts, while the turned metal elements add extra realism to the ship's armaments and equipment.

It includes a real wood deck, numerous photo-etched parts, turned metal parts, and resin elements designed to significantly enhance the level of detail of the German battleship.

The pre-cut wooden deck significantly enhances the overall appearance of the model by faithfully reproducing the look of the original deck.

The resin parts complete the set by replacing some complex elements with more detailed reproductions.

This kit is intended for experienced modelers looking to create an exceptional reproduction of the legendary Bismarck.

Features

Manufacturer: Trumpeter
Reference: 66601
Compatible with Trumpeter Bismarck model ref. 05358
Scale: 1/350
Type: Super-detailing kit
Laser-cut real wood deck
Numerous brass photo-etched sheets
140 metal parts
20 resin parts
Detailed assembly instructions
High level of difficulty
Recommended for experienced to expert modelers.

Box Contents

Self-adhesive wooden decks
Complete railings
Scales and stairs
Radars and lookout equipment
Cranes and davits
Superstructure details
Turned metal parts
High-precision resin elements
Photo-etched sheets.

About the Bismarck

Commissioned in 1940, the Bismarck was one of the most powerful battleships ever built by the Kriegsmarine. With its eight 380 mm guns and impressive armor, it made naval history during its famous sortie in the Atlantic in May 1941.

Its encounter with the British battlecruiser HMS Hood remains one of the most famous episodes of World War II.

With this super-detailing kit, it is possible to reproduce with exceptional precision one of the most iconic ships in maritime history.