Eduard 99017 Railings 2 chain bars 1/700 – photo-etched chain railings for ship models

The Eduard 99017 Railings 2 chain bars 1/700 set is a specialized collection of photo-etched double-bar chain railings, designed for ship models in 1:700 scale. This high-quality Eduard product significantly enhances the level of detail on the deck of any ship model, enabling a realistic finish for safety barriers. It is ideal for building models of both warships and civilian vessels from various historical periods—from the end of the 19th century, through both world wars, to modern times, depending on the chosen model project.

• Scale: 1:700 – dedicated to plastic ship models in this scale.
• Material: Photo-etched fret – thin and precisely cut from brass using photochemical technology, allowing for faithful reproduction of even the finest details.
• Additional elements: The set does not include plastic or resin extras—all parts are made of metal, ensuring durability and easy handling.
• Category: Model accessories – photo-etched parts for ship models.
• Application: Double-bar chain railings were a typical safety feature for the decks of many military and civilian fleets, e.g., the Royal Navy, US Navy, or Japanese Navy during World War II and the postwar period. They are an excellent fit for various types of ships, including battleships, cruisers, destroyers, or passenger liners.
• Historical period: Universal use – 19th century, World War I, interwar period, World War II, Cold War, modern era.
• Difficulty level: 3/5 – recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers; working with photo-etched parts requires precision and experience.

We recommend the Eduard 99017 Railings 2 chain bars 1/700 set to all ship modeling enthusiasts who wish to elevate the realism of their kits to a master level. Railings are an essential detail, and their delicate photo-etched form achieves an effect that standard plastic parts cannot provide. It's an excellent choice for anyone building replicas of historical military and civilian ships, where every detail of the deck matters.