Trumpeter 06717 HMS Nelson 1944 1/700 – plastic ship model kit

Trumpeter 06717 HMS Nelson 1944 in 1/700 scale is a high-quality plastic model kit representing one of the most famous British battleships from World War II. The set stands out for its excellent level of detail and high precision of workmanship – it consists of over 420 parts arranged on 10 sprues, hull and main deck, and one photo-etched fret allowing for the assembly of many small components.

• Scale: 1/700
• Country of use: United Kingdom (Royal Navy)
• Material: high-quality plastic, 1 photo-etched part
• Category: plastic ship model kit
• Total assembled length: 309.5 mm
• Width: 45.5 mm
• Number of parts: 420+
• Number of sprues: 10
• Included extras: 1 photo-etched part
• Glue and paints not included

Historical description of the HMS Nelson battleship

HMS Nelson was one of two Nelson-class battleships serving in the Royal Navy. She entered service in 1927 and gained most of her fame during World War II. The ship took an active part in numerous operations: from providing escort to Arctic convoys, through participation in the Mediterranean campaign (Operation Torch, the Battle of Sicily), to supporting the Normandy landings during Operation Overlord in 1944. Known for her distinctive forward turret arrangement, HMS Nelson was a crucial element of the British fleet up until the end of the war.

Who is this model for?

Trumpeter 06717 HMS Nelson 1944 in 1/700 scale is recommended for both intermediate and experienced modelers. Due to the numerous small parts and photo-etched details, assembly requires precision. Thanks to its high-quality manufacture and richness of details, the model will be perfect for collectors of naval warship models and World War II history enthusiasts.

Build difficulty:

4/5 – recommended for experienced modelers.

Why choose this model?

By choosing the Trumpeter 06717 HMS Nelson 1944 1/700, you get a model with excellent historical accuracy, allowing you to recreate one of the most important vessels of the Royal Navy fleet. The high level of detail, photo-etched components, and thoughtful construction ensure satisfaction during assembly and an impressive final effect for any diorama or display case.