MK1 Design MS-35020 German Davit Set 1/350 – Photo-Etched Detail Set

MK1 Design MS-35020 German Davit Set 1/350 is a high-quality detail-up set designed for modelers building ships in 1/350 scale. This product belongs to the category of photo-etched detail sets and is dedicated to German vessels from the era of World War II. Thanks to its highly detailed components, it makes an excellent addition to standard plastic ship model kits, enhancing the realism and historical value of the finished model.

The set is designed to faithfully reproduce the characteristic German naval davits used on many Kriegsmarine vessels, including battleships such as “Bismarck,” “Tirpitz,” and heavy cruisers. Davits were used for launching lifeboats and other deck equipment—they were a key element of naval equipment during World War II. Such details can give your model even more authenticity, capturing the essence of the famous German ships from 1939–1945.

• Scale: 1/350 – ideal for Kriegsmarine ship models
• Country: Germany – World War II
• Period: 1939–1945, as used on famous battleships and cruisers
• Material: high-quality photo-etched brass (brass/metal)
• Set includes: precisely cut components for building davits, ensuring maximum realism and durability
• Manufacturer: renowned MK1 Design brand

This product is intended for both advanced and intermediate modelers passionate about the history of the German navy and building warships with attention to the smallest details. Photo-etched parts offer extraordinary reproduction of fine details that cannot be achieved with typical plastic injection parts, so the MK1 Design MS-35020 German Davit Set 1/350 lets you emphasize the sophistication of your model and create a standout piece for competition displays or your home collection.

Assembly difficulty rating: 4/5 – basic skills in soldering or gluing metal, familiarity with detailing techniques and the use of precision tools are required.
Recommendation: Highly recommended for modelers seeking the highest level of detail and realism in their projects.