Eduard 653001 USN Searchlights 36 Inch PRINT 1/350 – 3D Details for US Navy Ships

The Eduard 653001 USN searchlights 36 inch PRINT 1/350 set is a high-quality modeling accessory designed for ships of the United States Navy fleet, in 1/350 scale. The product belongs to the category of precise 3D details, offered under the renowned Eduard brand in the Brassin series. It is a faithfully reproduced replica of 36-inch naval searchlights, which were characteristic equipment on numerous US Navy vessels.

• Scale: 1/350
• User Country: United States of America (USA)
• Application: US Navy warships, including battleships, cruisers, and destroyers
• Historical period: World War II, post-war period, and Cold War (from the 1930s to the end of the Cold War)
• Material: high-quality 3D printing (resin, direct 3D print technology)
• Contents: 6 searchlights for self-processing and assembly
• Add-ons: no decals, photo-etched parts, or painting masks included

The 36-inch searchlights were widely used on numerous American warships. During World War II, especially in the Pacific theater, they were used for target illumination, signaling, and anti-aircraft defense on the decks of famous vessels such as Iowa-class battleships and Essex-class aircraft carriers. Thanks to the precise replication of original details, this set greatly enhances the realism of ships modeled in 1/350 scale—making it ideal for upgrading both historical and Cold War-era subjects.

Eduard 653001 USN searchlights 36 inch PRINT 1/350 is an accessory dedicated to advanced modelers and maritime enthusiasts seeking perfect historical and scale accuracy. Thanks to modern direct 3D print technology, the parts are highly detailed yet durable and easy to assemble. The set does not require complicated processing and perfectly replaces standard plastic parts.
Assembly difficulty level: 2/5 – recommended for both intermediate and experienced modelers.

In conclusion, Eduard 653001 USN searchlights 36 inch PRINT 1/350 is a product recommended for any modeler who wishes to equip their US Navy ship model with realistic details and elevate its presentation value to a new level.