Very Fire VF350920DX USS Cleveland CL-55 DX Version 1/350 – Plastic Ship Model Kit

The Very Fire VF350920DX USS Cleveland CL-55 DX Version in 1/350 scale is a highly detailed plastic kit for building a model of the famous American light cruiser from World War II. USS Cleveland (CL-55), the lead ship of the Cleveland class, played a key role during wartime operations in both the Atlantic and the Pacific. The ship was launched in 1941, commissioned in June 1942, and participated in major naval operations, including the Battle of Guadalcanal and campaigns in the South Pacific islands. After the end of the war, it was transferred to the reserve and ultimately scrapped in the early 1960s.

• Model scale: 1/350, allowing for a faithful reproduction of historical ship details
• Historical period: World War II (1942–1945)
• Country of service: United States of America (US Navy)
• Material: High-quality plastic, plus numerous photo-etched parts and metal elements that greatly enhance realism
• DX (Deluxe) Version: The kit includes a rich set of premium accessories: photo-etched parts, metal gun barrels, resin details, and optional parts for a highly detailed deck and superstructure
• Product category: Plastic model kit with photo-etched and metal accessories

The Very Fire model is targeted at advanced modelers who value the highest level of detail and realistic representation of historical warships. The kit offers not only precise plastic casts but also numerous accessories that increase the collectible and visual value of the model. The complex assembly and the need to work with delicate parts make it a product for experienced hobbyists—recommended for naval history enthusiasts and ship modeling fans.

• Difficulty level: 5/5 – a demanding model intended for advanced modelers

By choosing the Very Fire VF350920DX USS Cleveland CL-55 DX Version 1/350, you get not only an excellent model kit but also the chance to build a faithful replica of a historical cruiser that left its mark in the history of the US Navy during the toughest operations of World War II.