MK1 Design MD-70018 SCHARNHORST WOODEN DECK for TAMIYA 1/700 – Wooden deck for Scharnhorst battleship

The MK1 Design MD-70018 SCHARNHORST WOODEN DECK set is a high-quality dedicated wooden deck, designed specifically for the Tamiya 1/700 scale Scharnhorst battleship model. This product is an excellent addition to the plastic model, ensuring a significant increase in the realism of the ship's representation by imitating the texture and color of natural wood used on real vessels.

• Scale: 1/700
• Intended use: Enhancement for the Tamiya Scharnhorst plastic model
• Original country of use: Germany
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1943)
• Material: Precisely cut natural wooden veneer, self-adhesive layer for easy assembly
• Additional elements: Holes and details compatible with the plastic hull; precise engravings accurately depicting the division of the deck planks
• Category: Detail-up set – wooden deck for plastic model
• Assembly difficulty: 2/5 (easy; only requires precision when applying and fitting to the hull)

The Scharnhorst battleship served in the German Kriegsmarine during World War II, playing an important role in operations in the North Sea and Atlantic (including the famous Atlantic Raid in 1941). Its original deck was made of high-grade wood, which stood in clear contrast to the gray steel hull.

MK1 Design MD-70018 offers modelers a unique opportunity to recreate the characteristic warm effect of a wooden deck in miniature, which is difficult to achieve with traditional painting. The precision laser-cut deck allows for a perfect fit to the Tamiya model’s hull, eliminating issues of adjustment and appearance. The self-adhesive base ensures quick, clean assembly without the need for extra glue.

This set is particularly recommended for both intermediate and beginner modelers who want to quickly and effectively enhance the realism of their Scharnhorst battleship model. The MK1 Design wooden deck is perfect for model competitions as well as for the collection of any historical navy enthusiast and collector of the German World War II fleet.