Eduard 53101 USS CA-35 Indianapolis ACADEMY 1/350 – Photo-Etched Detail Set for Ship Model

The Eduard 53101 photo-etched detail set is dedicated to the plastic model of the USS CA-35 Indianapolis in 1/350 scale, manufactured by Academy. This product is designed for hobbyists seeking to enhance the level of detail of their replica, capturing the unique character of the ship and providing realistic reproduction of even the smallest deck and superstructure elements.

Historical Information

USS Indianapolis (CA-35) was a Portland-class heavy cruiser used by the United States Navy. The ship served during World War II (1932–1945), taking part in, among others, Pacific operations including the Battle of the Marianas and the bombardment of Japanese islands. However, it is most known for its tragic sinking in July 1945 after delivering components for the first atomic bomb to Tinian Island.

Eduard 53101 Technical Details

• Scale: 1/350
• Designed for model: Academy USS Indianapolis CA-35
• Product category: photo-etched detail set for plastic model
• Material: Photo-etched metal sheet (brass or steel)
• Includes elements such as: railings, ladders, radars, antennas, lifeboat and gun details, deck equipment
• Enhances the level of detail over the parts in the basic kit, allowing accurate reproduction of the original features of the USS Indianapolis
• Clear assembly instructions included

Why Choose Eduard 53101 USS CA-35 Indianapolis?

This set is an excellent choice for both advanced ship modelers and enthusiasts looking to achieve a higher level of precision. It allows you to significantly increase the realism of your model and replicate details that the plastic version cannot fully depict. The set is recommended mainly for experienced modelers, with an assembly difficulty rated at 4/5. The high quality of Eduard photo-etched parts guarantees an excellent final result.

Eduard 53101 USS CA-35 Indianapolis is a must-have for every collector and ship modeling fan who values historical accuracy and perfectly crafted details.