USS New York BB-34, 1/350 - Trumpeter 05339

The USS New York BB-34 by Trumpeter, reference 05339, is a plastic model kit to be assembled at 1/350, depicting the US Navy battleship USS New York. This naval replica allows you to build a ship from the New York class, recognizable by the silhouette of the large American battleships from the first half of the 20th century.

Put into service in 1914, the USS New York (BB-34) saw both the First and Second World Wars. As the lead ship of its class, it served with the Grand Fleet during the First World War before continuing its career in the US Navy after several modernizations. Its history makes it a particularly interesting subject for enthusiasts of historically accurate American battleships.

The Trumpeter kit is designed at 1/350, meaning a 1/350 scale reduction of the real ship’s dimensions. The hull is provided in two parts, and the assembly reproduces the characteristic structures of a battleship: decks, superstructures, artillery, boats, and deck equipment. Photo-etched parts are included to refine certain details of the vessel.

Once assembled, the model measures approximately 49.8 cm in length. It is an excellent addition for a collection dedicated to the US Navy, warships from both world conflicts, or large 1/350 scale ships of the line.

The box also includes a display base with nameplate, decals, and a color painting guide. Two OS2U seaplanes are provided to complete the representation of the ship.

Assembly requires the usual supplies for static model building: plastic glue, precision cutters, abrasive paper, paints, and finishing products. Using a primer makes it easier to prepare surfaces before painting, while light weathering can help bring out the raised details, decks, and structures of the naval model.

• Brand : Trumpeter
• Reference : 05339
• Type : ship model kit to assemble
• Subject : USS New York BB-34 battleship
• Scale : 1/350
• Material : injected plastic
• Assembled length : approx. 49.8 cm
• Included items : photo-etch, decals, display base, nameplate, and two OS2U seaplanes