Wood Hunter W35075 HMS Lord Nelson Wooden Deck (Hobby Boss) 1/350

We present a unique wooden deck set: Wood Hunter W35075 HMS Lord Nelson Wooden Deck, designed for the HMS Lord Nelson ship model by Hobby Boss (kit numbers 86508/86509) in the popular 1/350 scale. This accessory, created by the renowned company Wood Hunter, significantly enhances the level of detail of your historic model, enriching it with a realistic reproduction of the texture and color of natural wood.

HMS Lord Nelson was a British pre-dreadnought battleship that entered service with the Royal Navy in 1908, belonging to the pre-World War I era and actively used during the conflict, including operations in the Mediterranean Sea and blockade actions at the Dardanelles. The use of characteristic wooden decks on such ships was not only a question of aesthetics, but also crew comfort during service at sea.

The deck in the Wood Hunter W35075 set is made of high-quality, natural, thin wooden veneer, perfectly matched to the Hobby Boss 1/350 model. Each part is precisely laser-cut, ensuring the finest details of the real battleship’s deck architecture are captured. Using this set offers exceptional realism, depth of color, and an authentic appearance impossible to achieve with paint alone.

• Product scale: 1/350
• Country of service: United Kingdom
• Historical period: early 20th century, World War I
• Material: natural wooden veneer, precisely laser-cut
• Product intended for the Hobby Boss plastic model
• Recommended category: accessory – wooden deck for plastic model
• Assembly difficulty: 3/5 (medium – requires accuracy when gluing and fitting details)

We especially recommend the Wood Hunter W35075 set to experienced modelers and maritime history enthusiasts who wish to achieve the highest level of realism and aesthetics for their model. With this deck, your HMS Lord Nelson will gain authentic depth, and the realistic wood texture reproduction will become its greatest adornment. This accessory is perfect both for display collections and participation in modeling competitions.