1/72 DKM Scharnhorst 28cm Turret C set

Introducing the 1/72 DKM Scharnhorst 28cm Turret C Set, an exquisite reproduction capturing the essence of the 28cm/54.5 (11 inch) SK C/34 turret C exclusively utilized on WWII German Kriegsmarine ships Scharnhorst and Gneisenau.

Unparalleled Accuracy and Detail This 1/72 scale model stands as a testament to precision, faithfully recreated from original drawings to ensure an exact replica of the iconic 28cm turret C. Each detail is meticulously crafted, reflecting the historical significance of these formidable warships.

Authentic Scaling and Hollowed Design Real-scaled for authenticity, the turret C set features strategically hollowed areas, reducing weight without compromising accuracy. The result is a finely balanced model that faithfully represents the intricate design of the original SK C/34 turret C.

Versatile Plastic for Enduring Quality Crafted from Versatile Plastic (Nylon 12) using cutting-edge Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) technology, this durable material offers flexibility in thin sections and robust strength in thicker components. The White finish, with its slightly rough surface and matte texture, provides an elegant canvas for customization.

Customization Unleashed Delivered unpainted, the 1/72 DKM Scharnhorst 28cm Turret C Set invites you to unleash your creativity. Customize this exquisite model according to your preferences, creating a unique representation of these historic warship turrets.

Ideal for Diverse Applications Versatile Plastic's adaptability makes it the ideal choice for various applications, from prototyping to crafting end products. The material's strength and flexibility ensure that the turret C set seamlessly combines aesthetics with functionality.

Elevate Your Collection Whether you're a seasoned collector or a history enthusiast, the 1/72 DKM Scharnhorst 28cm Turret C Set is a captivating addition to your collection. Order now to experience the epitome of scale modeling craftsmanship and relive the legacy of the WWII German Kriegsmarine ships Scharnhorst and Gneisenau in stunning detail.