Eduard 17041 HMS Queen Elizabeth TRUMPETER 05794 1/700 – Detail Set for a World War I-era Battleship

The Eduard 17041 detail set has been specifically designed for the Trumpeter 1/700 scale model of the HMS Queen Elizabeth battleship, catalogue number 05794. This Eduard product is a highly precise photo-etched set, made from ultra-thin brass sheet, containing dozens of elements that allow for significant detailing of the ship model.

Historical Information

HMS Queen Elizabeth was one of the most important battleships of the Royal Navy, commissioned in 1915, during the First World War. The battleship served not only in this conflict but also during World War II, taking part in key operations in the Mediterranean Sea, such as the Battle of Crete. The model reflects the vessel in one of the most significant periods of its service under the British flag.

Product features:

• Scale: 1/700 – ideal for building a collection of British warships.
• Dedicated to the TRUMPETER 05794 model.
• Material: high-quality photo-etched brass sheet.
• Elements: deck details, railings, ladders, radars, small deck devices, and ship equipment.
• Historical period: World War I, World War II.
• Unit origin: United Kingdom (Royal Navy).

Application and advantages:

The Eduard photo-etched set allows for an unprecedented level of detail and realism in the HMS Queen Elizabeth model. It enables a faithful reproduction of even the smallest elements of ship architecture, which in the basic Trumpeter kit are simplified. Thanks to this, modelers can significantly enhance the display value of the finished model.

Product category:

Photo-etched detail set for a plastic 1/700 scale model kit.

Recommendation:

We highly recommend Eduard 17041 for both advanced modelers and intermediate warship enthusiasts wishing to increase the realism of their projects. The assembly difficulty level is rated at 4/5 – it requires basic skills in working with photo-etched parts and precise gluing using cyanoacrylate adhesives. Eduard 17041 is the perfect choice for British navy collectors and maritime enthusiasts.