Wood Hunter W70164 HMS Rodney (Trumpeter 06718) 1/700 Wooden Deck Set

The Wood Hunter W70164 HMS Rodney set is a high-quality accessory dedicated to the HMS Rodney plastic ship model in 1/700 scale by Trumpeter (catalog No. 06718). The product is created by the reputable manufacturer Wood Hunter, specializing in delivering realistic model wooden decks that enhance the level of detail of a replica and give it a unique, authentic character.

A Brief History of HMS Rodney

HMS Rodney is one of the most famous British battleships of World War II. She entered service in the Royal Navy in 1927 as part of the Nelson class. One of the most important battles in which she participated was the sinking of the German battleship Bismarck in May 1941. The ship participated in numerous operations, including Arctic convoy escorts and support for the Allied landings during Normandy in 1944. Her service spanned the years 1927–1946, making this model in this scale with such add-ons an interesting representation of a key Royal Navy ship from the period of global conflict.

Product Features

• Precisely reproduced wooden decks made from very thin natural veneer, intricately laser-cut
• Specifically dedicated to the Trumpeter 06718 HMS Rodney 1/700 model, guaranteeing perfect fit and easy application
• The deck features cutouts, slots for various model parts, and fine details replicating the plank layout of the actual ship
• The deck is coated with an adhesive layer on one side (self-adhesive), greatly facilitating installation and minimizing the risk of damaging details during application
• Material: natural wood selected for durability and visual effect

Product Category

This is a specialist accessory set for plastic models, referred to as a self-adhesive wooden deck, intended for advanced modelers seeking maximum authenticity.

Who Do We Recommend It For?

This product is particularly recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who wish to enhance the realism of their HMS Rodney model and achieve a unique visual effect along with historic accuracy. Using a wooden deck gives the model sophistication and provides an excellent base for further painting and weathering work.

Difficulty Level: 3/5

Application requires care and patience, but thanks to the well-thought-out design and clear instructions, assembly should not be difficult for those with experience in ship modeling.