Microdesign MD 200206 Ship doors RIF 1/200 – Set of photo-etched ship doors of the Russian Imperial Fleet in 1:200 scale

The Microdesign MD 200206 Ship doors RIF 1/200 set is a high-quality modeling accessory designed for accurate reconstruction of models of the Russian Imperial Fleet ships in 1:200 scale. This product enables you to reproduce extremely detailed ship doors characteristic of Russian naval vessels from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.

• Scale: 1:200
• Country of use: Russia – Russian Imperial Fleet
• Material: photo-etched brass, 0.17 mm thick
• Category: photo-etched accessory set for ship models
• Build difficulty level: 1/5 (recommended for beginner modelers)

The ship doors included in the set are precisely reproduced elements based on actual doors used on Russian battleships and cruisers during the late 19th century and the World War I era. Such details could be found, for example, on ships like “Aurora”, “Boratino”, “Imperator Aleksander III”, or “Sevastopol”. The wealth of detail and delicacy of reproduction make these doors a perfect complement to modern replicas of plastic and cardboard ship models, enhancing the realism and collector’s value of the finished miniature.

All parts are manufactured using the photo-etching technique with precision chemical cutting technology, which gives them a level of detail unmatched by other materials. The brass components are easy to process, paint, and assemble—even beginners in modeling will be able to handle their application. The set contains various types of doors, allowing for wide use in building many models as well as in diorama projects.

We recommend the Microdesign MD 200206 Ship doors RIF 1/200 set to any modeler building Russian warships in 1:200 scale, regardless of experience level. This product is a must-have for diorama enthusiasts and historical modelers wishing to give their models the most realistic appearance possible. This accessory definitely makes your model stand out and allows you to achieve the highest level of detail.