Eduard 53012 Mikasa Hasegawa 1/350 – Photo-Etched Parts Set

Manufacturer: Eduard

Category: Photo-etched set for plastic model

Scale: 1:350

The Eduard 53012 Mikasa Hasegawa 1/350 set is a high-class photo-etched detail set created specifically for the 1:350 scale model of the battleship Mikasa, produced by Hasegawa. The set includes three sheets of precisely crafted photo-etched parts, allowing you to significantly increase the realism and level of detail of the replica of this naval legend.

Mikasa Battleship – historical background and model application:

The battleship Mikasa was the flagship of the Japanese fleet during the Russo-Japanese War (1904–1905), including the epochal Battle of Tsushima. The vessel was built at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries in Great Britain, commissioned by the Empire of Japan, and its entry into service marked a new era for the Asian navy. Mikasa served in the interwar period and during World War I, becoming an icon of the Japanese fleet's power and a symbol of victory over the Russian Imperial Navy.

Technical details and contents of the Eduard 53012 set:

• Precise details: railings, ladders, radars, platforms, cranes, deck elements.
• Material: high-quality stainless steel (photo-etched metal).
• Excellent compatibility with Mikasa Hasegawa 1/350 model.
• Significantly enhances the level of detail and realism of the model.
• Assembly instructions included.

Difficulty level and recommendations:

The Eduard 53012 set is primarily recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers – we rate the assembly difficulty at 4/5 due to the precision and delicacy of the photo-etched parts. Perfect for warship modeling enthusiasts who are seeking authentic details and want to break the limitations of standard plastic kits.

Why choose this product?

Eduard's photo-etched accessories provide new possibilities for personalizing and highlighting the unique features of the Mikasa model. They offer durability, easy painting, and exceptional sharpness of details that will impress even the most demanding collectors and model competition participants. It is an investment in quality and historical accuracy of the replica.