Turned metal barrels of the German 8.8 cm L/45 gun in 1:350 scale from the Polish manufacturer MASTER are intended for models of German warships of the First World War period.
MASTER - German 8.8 cm SK L/35 gun 1:350 is a set of turned metal barrels for this early naval gun of the beginning of the 20th century (for example on the battleship Schleswig-Holstein of 1908).
MASTER – the armament of the battleship Schleswig-Holstein (1908) 1:350 is a set of turned metal barrels with resin mounts for a faithful refinement of a model of this German battleship.
Turned metal armament barrels for the cruisers HMS Cornwall and HMS Kent in 1:350 scale from the Polish manufacturer MASTER replace the plastic parts of a kit with precise metal ones.
A wooden deck 1:350 for the Japanese aircraft carrier Shokaku with a name plate is an adhesive accessory from the Japanese manufacturer Fujimi. It replaces the painting of the flight deck with real wood veneer; it is not a ship model.
IJN Zuikaku in 1:350 scale is a large plastic kit of a Japanese aircraft carrier from the Japanese manufacturer Fujimi. It is an impressive display model, not a quick weekend build.
A plastic kit of the IJN Shinano in 1:700 scale from Fujimi — the Japanese aircraft carrier, a special edition with a pre-colored hull and a concrete flight deck (the Fune Next line).
IJN Yugumo and Kazagumo in 1:700 scale is a plastic kit of a pair of Japanese destroyers of the Yugumo class from the Japanese manufacturer Fujimi. According to the name there are two models in the package.
IJN Kuma 1942 in 1:700 scale is a plastic kit of a Japanese light cruiser from the Japanese manufacturer Fujimi. The model captures the ship in her state of 1942.
A wooden deck 1:700 for the Japanese battleship Haruna with a name plate is an adhesive accessory from the Japanese manufacturer Fujimi that replaces the painting of a plastic deck with real wood veneer. It is not a ship model but an accessory for a kit.
A set of photo-etched parts for a model of the battleship Musashi in 1:700 scale from the Japanese manufacturer Fujimi, complemented by a plate with the name of the ship. It is not a kit but an accessory for a model.
A plastic kit of the Japanese battleship Nagato in her state of 1944, 1:700 scale, from the Japanese manufacturer Fujimi. The model is supplied unassembled and unpainted.
A plastic kit of the Japanese battleship Mutsu in her state at the outbreak of the Pacific War, 1:700 scale, from the Japanese manufacturer Fujimi. The model is supplied unassembled and unpainted.
USS Langley AV-3 photo-etched detail set 1:350 (Trumpeter) is a photo-etched set of parts for improving the build of the USS Langley aircraft carrier in 1:350 scale. It is not a model of the ship but an accessory.
A plastic kit of the SMS Szent István in 1:350 scale from Trumpeter, the Austro-Hungarian dreadnought battleship of the Tegetthoff class of the First World War.
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