Very Fire VF350021 HMS York 1941 Detail Up Set For Trumpeter 05351 1/350

The Very Fire VF350021 HMS York 1941 Detail Up Set is specially designed for the Trumpeter 05351 model in 1/350 scale. It is dedicated to the British heavy cruiser HMS York from 1941, one of the most important representatives of its class during World War II.

High Level of Detail and Comprehensive Enhancement

The set includes a large number of parts made from high-quality materials: photo-etched brass sheets, metal elements (including barrels), resin parts, and small accessories that improve the model's detail. Thanks to this, every modeler can faithfully recreate deck details, railings, cranes, armament, radar, and other key ship components.

• Scale: 1/350
• Country of use: United Kingdom
• Period of use: World War II (HMS York was actively used between 1930–1941, including in the Mediterranean and during the Norwegian campaign)
• Material: Photo-etched brass sheets, metal barrels, resin parts
• Application: Upgrade set for plastic scale models
• Manufacturer: Very Fire

Historical Description of HMS York

HMS York was a heavy cruiser of the British Royal Navy, York class, which entered service in 1930. During World War II, it took part in many important operations, including battles in the Mediterranean Sea; ultimately, it was damaged by an attack from Italian assault units and sunk off the coast of Crete in 1941. It featured modern armament and electronic equipment for its time.

Advantages of the Very Fire VF350021 Set

• You save time on creating details yourself – everything is ready to use
• Exceptional precision – photo-etched parts accurately reproduce original details
• High-quality materials ensure durability and ease of assembly
• Ideal choice for advanced modelers who value hyper-realism

Who Do We Recommend It For?

The set is dedicated to intermediate and advanced modelers looking to increase the realism and collector's value of the HMS York model. The improved detail will provide great satisfaction to any warship enthusiast from World War II. We rate the difficulty level at 4/5, due to the precision required when working with small parts.