K Ship with Mobile Mooring Mast
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Product Description
Available in 1/700 and 1/600 scale, this model is designed for printing in Versatile Plastic.
For the version designed in Fine Detail Plastic click HERE.
1:1250 and 1:1200 versions are available HERE.
Patrol Airship of the U.S. Navy, the K Class, were used througout WW2 as convoy escorts and anti-submarine spotters. Their duties continued well into the Cold War era. K Ships were the first non-rigid airships to cross the Atlantic when the 14th Squadron were ordered to French Morocco to take up anti-submarine duties across the Straits of Gibralter. A total of 135 K Ships were built. The model is complete with a tractor pulled, mobile mooring mast and can be displayed landed and attached to the mast OR airborne by completing the model with the nose cone that is attached to the mounting spigot of the mooring mast. There is a 2mm nominal diameter hole for a mounting wire in the hull just aft of the control car.
SCALE and MATERIAL:
Please Note that you have the choice of scale - please check your choices in the top right corner of this page.
Modified nose cone connection and other print improvements March 2017
For the version designed in Fine Detail Plastic click HERE.
1:1250 and 1:1200 versions are available HERE.
Patrol Airship of the U.S. Navy, the K Class, were used througout WW2 as convoy escorts and anti-submarine spotters. Their duties continued well into the Cold War era. K Ships were the first non-rigid airships to cross the Atlantic when the 14th Squadron were ordered to French Morocco to take up anti-submarine duties across the Straits of Gibralter. A total of 135 K Ships were built. The model is complete with a tractor pulled, mobile mooring mast and can be displayed landed and attached to the mast OR airborne by completing the model with the nose cone that is attached to the mounting spigot of the mooring mast. There is a 2mm nominal diameter hole for a mounting wire in the hull just aft of the control car.
SCALE and MATERIAL:
Please Note that you have the choice of scale - please check your choices in the top right corner of this page.
Modified nose cone connection and other print improvements March 2017
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What's in the box:
K Ship & Mast 1/700th scale
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Mature audiences only.
