Triumph Models TM70006WL 1/700 WW.II Castle Class Corvett 1943-1945 `Water Line`
- Information on the new product full resin kit from the Triumph model.
- Castle-class corvettes are a class of corvettes built by the Royal Navy.
- The Castle-class was developed as a smaller version of the Rock-class frigate, a planned successor to the Royal Navy's heavily ordered coastal escort Flower-class corvettes.
- For this class, the conventional construction method was adopted to utilize the small shipyards that could not handle the block construction method of the Rock class.
- Armament is 40 caliber 10.2cm single gun x 1, 70 caliber 20mm twin machine gun x 2, 70 caliber 20mm single machine gun x 2, skid anti-submarine mortar x 1 and depth charges x 15.
- This time, two types of full hull type and offshore model will be released at the same time.
- The kit comes with photo-etched parts and British Navy flag decals.
- When completed, the total length will be about 110mm.
- Castle-class corvettes are a class of corvettes built by the Royal Navy.
- The Castle-class was developed as a smaller version of the Rock-class frigate, a planned successor to the Royal Navy's heavily ordered coastal escort Flower-class corvettes.
- For this class, the conventional construction method was adopted to utilize the small shipyards that could not handle the block construction method of the Rock class.
- Armament is 40 caliber 10.2cm single gun x 1, 70 caliber 20mm twin machine gun x 2, 70 caliber 20mm single machine gun x 2, skid anti-submarine mortar x 1 and depth charges x 15.
- This time, two types of full hull type and offshore model will be released at the same time.
- The kit comes with photo-etched parts and British Navy flag decals.
- When completed, the total length will be about 110mm.
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )
Item Size/Weight : 15.4 x 15.3 x 5 cm / 97g
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Triumph Models TM70006WL 1/700 WW.II Castle Class Corvett 1943-1945 `Water Line`
- Information on the new product full resin kit from the Triumph model.
- Castle-class corvettes are a class of corvettes built by the Royal Navy.
- The Castle-class was developed as a smaller version of the Rock-class frigate, a planned successor to the Royal Navy's heavily ordered coastal escort Flower-class corvettes.
- For this class, the conventional construction method was adopted to utilize the small shipyards that could not handle the block construction method of the Rock class.
- Armament is 40 caliber 10.2cm single gun x 1, 70 caliber 20mm twin machine gun x 2, 70 caliber 20mm single machine gun x 2, skid anti-submarine mortar x 1 and depth charges x 15.
- This time, two types of full hull type and offshore model will be released at the same time.
- The kit comes with photo-etched parts and British Navy flag decals.
- When completed, the total length will be about 110mm.
- Castle-class corvettes are a class of corvettes built by the Royal Navy.
- The Castle-class was developed as a smaller version of the Rock-class frigate, a planned successor to the Royal Navy's heavily ordered coastal escort Flower-class corvettes.
- For this class, the conventional construction method was adopted to utilize the small shipyards that could not handle the block construction method of the Rock class.
- Armament is 40 caliber 10.2cm single gun x 1, 70 caliber 20mm twin machine gun x 2, 70 caliber 20mm single machine gun x 2, skid anti-submarine mortar x 1 and depth charges x 15.
- This time, two types of full hull type and offshore model will be released at the same time.
- The kit comes with photo-etched parts and British Navy flag decals.
- When completed, the total length will be about 110mm.
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )
Item Size/Weight : 15.4 x 15.3 x 5 cm / 97g
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