Trumpeter 06625 Italian Navy Battleship RN Roma Upgrade Sets (1/350)

The Trumpeter 06625 Italian Navy Battleship RN Roma Upgrade Sets is a high-quality upgrade set dedicated to the RN Roma battleship model in 1/350 scale. Carefully prepared by the renowned Trumpeter brand, this set is designed to enrich and increase the realism of the model of the Italian Navy's WWII battleship.

The RN Roma battleship was one of three Littorio-class ships that served with the Regia Marina during World War II. Launched in 1942, RN Roma was the pinnacle of Italian naval engineering; unfortunately, she was sunk by a German Fritz X guided bomb in 1943 while attempting to reach Allied ports after Italy signed the armistice. She was a symbol of Italian maritime power, taking part in convoy escort operations and naval battles in the Mediterranean Sea.

The Trumpeter 06625 Upgrade Set was created with demanding modelers in mind, who value historical accuracy and the highest level of detail. The set includes precisely made photo-etched metal parts such as railings, ladders, observation platforms, antennas, and armament details. In many key places, there are also metal barrels that replace the original plastic parts from the base kit, providing greater realism and durability. These components allow you to replicate even the smallest details found on the authentic RN Roma warship.

• Scale: 1/350
• Country of origin: Italy (Regia Marina)
• Period: World War II
• Materials: photo-etched parts (metal), metal accessories
• Category: accessories / upgrade set for plastic model kits
• Difficulty level: 4/5 (advanced)

This product is recommended for experienced modelers who wish to enhance the visual appeal of their RN Roma battleship model and achieve a result true to the original of the era. All components are designed for perfect fit with the Trumpeter base model, and the photo-etched details help create an exceptionally realistic and striking replica. The set enables you to build an advanced collector's model that will impress even the most demanding naval history enthusiasts.