Eduard BIG5356 USS CV-10 Yorktown TRUMPETER 1/350 – Ship Model Accessory Set

The Eduard BIG5356 set is dedicated to detailing the American aircraft carrier USS CV-10 Yorktown in 1:350 scale. This accessory set has been specially designed for the Trumpeter model, ensuring precise fit and the ability to significantly enhance the realism of the replica itself. The product belongs to a category of advanced modeling accessories made from high-quality photo-etched metal.

Contents of the BIG5356 set

In the set, you receive four individual photo-etched kits: AA guns, hull, island, railings & safety nets – labeled with the numbers 53247, 53251, 53252, and 53253. This allows you to comprehensively upgrade both the anti-aircraft armament, hull details, island superstructure, and install realistic railings and safety nets. The material used for the additions is thin, specially bent brass sheet, ideal for precise modeling work.

Historical information, country and period of service

• Scale: 1/350
• Country of service: United States of America
• The USS Yorktown (CV-10) belonged to the Essex class and served in the US Navy
• Period of service: World War II, Korean War, Cold War era
• Distinguished in operations in the Pacific, including the battles of the Philippines and Okinawa

Advantages of the Eduard BIG5356 set

• Exceptionally rich and intricate details that greatly surpass the quality of factory plastic parts
• Ability to realistically reproduce the finest construction nuances of the USS Yorktown aircraft carrier
• Perfect fit to the base Trumpeter model
• Components made of photo-etched metal – much more durable and faithful to the original than plastic alternatives

Who is this set recommended for?

Eduard BIG5356 is intended for advanced modelers and collectors who are keen on authentic, historically accurate detail reproduction. Ideal for naval history enthusiasts and fans of the American fleet from the World War II era. A great choice for those building historical dioramas.

Assembly difficulty: 5/5 – recommended for experienced modelers due to the precision required when working with photo-etched components.