Pontos 35031FN (37031FN) USS CV-6 Enterprise 1942 Detail Up Set (Teak Tone Deck) 1/350

The unique Pontos 35031FN (37031FN) USS CV-6 Enterprise 1942 Detail Up Set (Teak Tone Deck) in 1/350 scale is a professional accessory kit designed to enhance the realism of a replica of the famous US aircraft carrier USS Enterprise (CV-6) from World War II. It is recommended for Trumpeter and ILK kits (cat. no. 65302), known for their high-fidelity shapes but requiring additional details for advanced modelers.

• Scale: 1/350 – provides exceptional precision, allowing the creation of an impressive ship model.
• Country of use: United States of America (U.S. Navy).
• Historical period: World War II (mainly 1941-1945).
• Historical description: The USS Enterprise CV-6, known as "The Big E", was the most decorated ship in the United States Navy during World War II. It participated in key Pacific battles such as Midway, Guadalcanal, and the Battle of the Philippine Sea, becoming one of the most famous aircraft carriers of all time.
• Material:
  • 258 precisely cut etched brass sheets, providing exceptional detail to the deck structure and armaments,
  • 12 sheets of photo-etched parts for the finest details (e.g., railings, antennas, elevators, hinges),
  • 68 high-quality resin parts, replicating details of weaponry, optics, and mounting devices,
  • wooden deck with characteristic teak tone – stained and factory-colored.
• Product category: Detail-up set for a 1/350 scale plastic ship model.
• Advantages and purpose: The set is recommended for advanced modelers and maritime enthusiasts seeking the highest level of detail. Ideal for collectors and historians wanting to recreate the Enterprise as she appeared in 1942, with unprecedented accuracy.
• Difficulty level: 5/5 – high level of advancement, requires experience with photo-etched parts and resin as well as skill in precise assembly of small components.

Pontos 35031FN (37031FN) USS CV-6 Enterprise 1942 Detail Up Set is an indispensable product for demanding modelers who want to make their replica unique and fully representative of the historical reality of one of the most important ships of World War II.