MK1 Design MS-20011 HMS NELSON MAST&RADAR SET 1/200

MK1 Design MS-20011 HMS NELSON MAST&RADAR SET 1/200 – Upgrade set for HMS Nelson warship

MK1 Design MS-20011 is a high-quality upgrade set dedicated to the HMS Nelson battleship model in the impressive 1/200 scale. This product has been designed with advanced modelers in mind, who aim not only to recreate the historical silhouette of one of the most famous British battleships of the 20th century, but also enrich it with realistically rendered details of WWII-era masts and radar antennas.

HMS Nelson was a key element of the Royal Navy, serving from the 1920s into the post-war period, actively participating in WWII combat operations such as battles in the Mediterranean Sea and Operation Overlord. The MK1 Design MS-20011 set allows for advanced customization of models of this type of battleship, providing the highest level of historical accuracy.

• Scale: 1/200, dedicated to HMS Nelson plastic ship models
• Country of origin (user): United Kingdom (Royal Navy)
• Period of original use: The ship served from 1927 and became most renowned for her combat actions during World War II.
• Set material: High-strength photo-etched metal, ensuring precise reproduction of thin mast and radar elements
• Set components: Highly detailed masts and radar antennas, faithfully representing the construction structure based on historical documents and archival photographs
• Category: Upgrade set – photo-etched model accessories

We especially recommend this upgrade set to experienced modelers who are looking for ways to increase the realism of their HMS Nelson model. Thanks to the use of photo-etched parts, it is possible to achieve an exceptional level of detail, far exceeding standard plastic kit components. The difficulty level is rated at 4/5 – requiring precision, patience, and skill in working with delicate metal components.

The MK1 Design MS-20011 HMS NELSON MAST&RADAR SET 1/200 is a perfect supplement for a collector's model and will meet the expectations of the most demanding enthusiasts of naval history and ship modeling.