Eduard 53304 USS Iowa BB-61 part 3 HOBBY BOSS 1/350 – photo-etched set

The Eduard 53304 photo-etched set is designed for the model of the famous USS Iowa BB-61 battleship in 1/350 scale, developed by Hobby Boss. This exceptional modeling accessory has been created for the most demanding naval modeling enthusiasts who expect a high level of realism, precision, and faithful reproduction of the original's characteristic details. Thanks to the use of high-quality photo-etched metal sheets and resin parts, the set allows for a significant increase in the level of detail of the model.

Product information:

• Model scale: 1/350
• Country of origin of the ship: United States of America
• Category: Photo-etched set + resin parts (accessories for plastic model kits)
• Manufacturer: Eduard
• Compatibility: Hobby Boss USS Iowa BB-61 model
• Material: High-quality photo-etched metal, resin
• Contents: Deck details, anti-aircraft equipment, bridge add-ons, weaponry elements, and minor accessories enhancing the appearance of the model

Historical information:

USS Iowa BB-61 is one of the most famous Iowa-class battleships, commissioned in 1943, actively participating in hostilities during World War II, the Korean War, and, after modernization, again during the Cold War. The ship was used during operations in the Pacific region, among others, and its heavy armament and armor made it a symbol of the United States' naval power.

Why choose the Eduard 53304 set?

• Precise details not available in the original Hobby Boss kit
• Durable materials and ease of application, intended for both intermediate and advanced modelers
• Ability to realistically recreate main gun turrets, radar, communication equipment, and deck details
• Significantly increases the collectible value of the model

Recommended for:

This product is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers (assembly difficulty level 4/5) who want to achieve a near museum-replica effect. Thanks to these additions, the HMS Iowa model gains a new visual and historical accuracy, which will be appreciated by any maritime and World War II history enthusiast.