MK1 Design MS-35017 German Gangway Set 1/350 – photo-etched parts set

MK1 Design MS-35017 German Gangway Set in 1/350 scale is a professional upgrade set dedicated to models of German warships from World War II. The product is precisely designed by the renowned brand MK1 Design, known for its high-quality model detailing. The set enables a much higher level of detail in replicating gangways and access bridges on ship models in this miniature scale.

• Scale: 1/350 – ideal for warship models, especially German battleships, cruisers, and destroyers used during World War II.
• User country: Germany – these solutions replicate authentic Kriegsmarine equipment elements.
• Historical period: World War II – the details correspond to actual solutions used by the German navy in 1939–1945. Historical example: similar types of gangways can be found on Bismarck class battleships, Tirpitz, or the Admiral Hipper class cruisers.
• Material: Photo-etched brass – the set is made of high-quality thin brass, allowing for an ultra-realistic texture and precise details impossible to achieve with plastic.
• Set contents: A complete sheet of parts for self-bending and assembly, including various types of gangways (access bridges), ladders, and mounting details.
• Product category: Upgrade, accessories – photo-etched brass for 1/350 scale plastic models.
• Assembly difficulty: 4/5 – requires experience working with small metal parts and knowledge of photo-etch assembly techniques.
• Recommendation: This product is especially recommended for experienced modelers looking to raise the realism of their ship model. An excellent choice for maritime history enthusiasts and collectors of World War II navy dioramas expecting the highest level of detail.

MK1 Design MS-35017 German Gangway Set 1/350 will complement any Kriegsmarine ship model with details in accordance with archival historical documentation. The set guarantees not only improved visual appeal but also the satisfaction of building an advanced model. Perfect for competition display and expanding a model collection.