Flyhawk FH350100 WWII USN Anti-Slide Deck 1/350 – Photo-Etched Anti-Slip Deck Plates for US Navy WWII Ships

Flyhawk FH350100 WWII USN Anti-Slide Deck in 1/350 scale is a professional set of photo-etched metal parts, meticulously replicating the characteristic anti-slide decks used on United States Navy vessels during World War II. This product is designed for modelers building American destroyers, cruisers, battleships, and aircraft carriers that operated in the Pacific and Atlantic waters between 1941 and 1945.

Anti-slip decks (anti-slide/anti-skid decking) were a key element improving crew safety and comfort during combat and routine maneuvers on slippery surfaces often flooded with water and fuel. Flyhawk has precisely replicated the texture and arrangement of panels according to historical US Navy documentation, ensuring authenticity and scale accuracy.

• Product scale: 1/350
• Country of use: United States of America
• Historical period: World War II (1941–1945)
• Product type: Modeling accessories – photo-etched metal parts
• Material: Precisely cut stainless steel, resistant to deformation
• Intended use: Upgrade plastic decks of selected US Navy ship models, including USS Missouri (BB-63), USS Enterprise (CV-6), USS Fletcher (DD-445), and similar ships
• Set contents: One photo-etched sheet with anti-slip deck details, dedicated assembly instructions
• Category: Ship model accessories – photo-etched metal parts for scale models

The Flyhawk FH350100 set provides unparalleled realism to model ship decks, surpassing the detail offered by factory plastic components. The advanced manufacturing method requires some precision and experience from the modeler – it is recommended for intermediate and advanced enthusiasts of ship modeling striving for museum-quality miniatures. Assembly difficulty is rated at level 3 out of 5.

The use of this set significantly enhances the aesthetic and historical value of any US Navy WWII model, allowing you to achieve maximum authenticity – even at the most prestigious modeling competitions.