Fine Molds AM38 WWII USN Radar Set 1/700 – Set of WWII United States Navy Radars in 1/700 Scale

The Fine Molds AM38 WWII USN Radar Set in 1/700 scale is a high-quality accessory kit designed for detailed recreation of radars used by the United States Navy during World War II. This set will significantly enhance the realism and detail of your warship models, especially if you are looking for authentic details for American battleships, cruisers, destroyers, or aircraft carriers that served between 1939 and 1945.

• Scale: 1/700 – ideal for popular warship models in this size.
• Country of origin of the original equipment: United States of America
• Period of use: World War II (1939-1945)
• Compatibility: the set works perfectly with 1/700 scale plastic ship models from most manufacturers, allowing precise conversion or addition of key radar equipment components.
• Material: top-quality plastic (polystyrene), ensuring excellent detail sharpness and ease of working.
• Contents: a sprue with several radar components, faithfully reproduced based on historical documentation – including types such as SG, SC, SK, FC.
• Category: plastic model accessory set for assembly.
• The set does not include paints or glue – we recommend using plastic cement and basic modeling tools (scalpel, file, tweezers) for assembly.

The historical importance of US Navy radars from World War II cannot be overstated: they allowed early detection of the enemy both at sea and in the air. Typical radar sets included in this kit were mounted, among others, on Iowa-class battleships and numerous aircraft carriers that participated in operations in the Pacific. Fine Molds has faithfully replicated all the characteristic details, ensuring that models equipped with these parts gain both authenticity and collector’s value.

We especially recommend the Fine Molds AM38 WWII USN Radar Set 1/700 for intermediate and advanced ship modelers who wish to ensure historical accuracy even in the smallest details. Difficulty level: 3/5 – parts are very small, so experience working with tiny components is advised.

This is an excellent addition to any collection of World War II ship models, enabling historically accurate presentation of units of the American fleet.