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Discover premium 1/350 scale Trumpeter warship model kits featuring exceptional engineering and comprehensive subject coverage across multiple navies and eras. This extensive collection showcases legendary vessels including the formidable German Bismarck Battleship, distinguished HMS Queen Elizabeth, powerful HMS Hood, and iconic American carriers like USS Essex CV-9. Trumpeter delivers museum-quality detail with accurate hull lines, finely detailed superstructures, and precisely molded weapons systems across German Kriegsmarine, Royal Navy, French Marine Nationale, Italian Regia Marina, and U.S. Navy vessels. Enhance your builds with our 1/350 Trumpeter Ship Accessories and visit Trumpeter for specifications.
Trumpeter has established itself as one of the world's most prolific manufacturers of scale model warship kits through innovative engineering, extensive subject coverage, and commitment to historical accuracy. This collection of 1/350 scale naval kits represents Trumpeter's dedication to bringing both famous and obscure warships to the modeling community, offering enthusiasts opportunities to build vessels rarely produced by other manufacturers alongside iconic ships from major naval powers. The 1/350 scale provides an ideal balance between impressive size and practical display requirements, allowing modelers to capture intricate superstructure details, comprehensive armament, and accurate hull lines while maintaining manageable dimensions. Trumpeter kits feature precision-molded parts with crisp surface details, well-engineered construction sequences, and comprehensive instruction manuals that guide builders through complex assemblies with clear diagrams and parts identification.
The collection features outstanding coverage of German capital ships and cruisers from both World Wars. The legendary German Bismarck Battleship 05358 and sister ship German Tirpitz Battleship 05359 represent the pinnacle of German battleship design with their powerful 15-inch main batteries, distinctive fire control systems, and imposing superstructures. The German Pocket Battleship Admiral Graf Spee 05316 showcases the innovative Deutschland-class design that combined battleship firepower with cruiser speed. Heavy cruisers include the German Admiral Hipper Cruiser 05317, German Cruiser Prinz Eugen 1945 05313, and German Heavy Cruiser Blucher 05346. The ambitious H-class and O-class designs are represented by the DKM H Class Battleship 05371 and DKM O Class Battlecruiser Barbarossa 05370, showcasing Hitler's unrealized super-battleship programs.
Trumpeter provides comprehensive coverage of German destroyer development with the Type 1936A class represented by German Zerstorer Z-25 1944 05321, German Zerstorer Z-30 1942 05322, and German Zerstorer Z-43 1944 05323, featuring powerful torpedo armament and distinctive German destroyer characteristics. The German S-100 Class Schnellboot 06615 represents the famous E-boat fast attack craft that terrorized Allied shipping in coastal waters. Pre-dreadnought battleships include the Schleswig-Holstein Battleship 1908 05355 and Schleswig-Holstein Battleship 1935 05354, showing this vessel's evolution from Imperial German Navy service through Weimar Republic modernization.
The collection includes Germany's unrealized aircraft carrier program with the German Navy Aircraft Carrier DKM Graf Zeppelin 05627 and sister ship German Navy Aircraft Carrier DKM Peter Strasser 05628, representing the Kriegsmarine's ambitious but never-completed carrier construction program. These kits feature detailed flight decks, hangar arrangements, and the unique hybrid armament that characterized German carrier design philosophy. The converted carrier Aircraft Carrier Weser 05633 represents another unrealized conversion project from passenger liner to auxiliary carrier.
Trumpeter offers exceptional coverage of Royal Navy capital ships spanning multiple eras. The legendary HMS Hood 05302 represents the world's largest battlecruiser and pride of the Royal Navy between the wars. The Queen Elizabeth-class is represented by HMS Queen Elizabeth 05324 and HMS Warspite 1942 05325, showcasing these powerful fast battleships that served from World War I through World War II. The battlecruiser HMS Repulse 1941 05312 depicts this vessel in her final configuration before loss alongside HMS Prince of Wales. The revolutionary HMS Dreadnought 1907 05328, HMS Dreadnought 1915 05329, and HMS Dreadnought 1918 05330 show the evolution of this revolutionary all-big-gun battleship through World War I.
The collection features extensive cruiser coverage including the famous HMS Belfast 1942 05334 Town-class light cruiser, County-class heavy cruisers HMS Kent 05352, HMS Cornwall 05353, HMS York 05351, and HMS Exeter 05350. The Dido-class anti-aircraft cruisers include HMS Calcutta 05362, HMS Colombo 05363, HMS Argonaut, and HMS Scylla 05368. Tribal-class destroyers are represented by HMS Eskimo 1941 05331 and HMS Zulu 1941 05332, while the Canadian HMCS Huron 1944 05333 represents Commonwealth destroyer service.
Unique vessel types include the monitors HMS Abercrombie 05336 and HMS Roberts 05335, featuring massive 15-inch guns on shallow-draft hulls designed for coastal bombardment. Modern Royal Navy vessels include the Type 23 frigates HMS Kent F78 04544, HMS Montrose F236 04545, HMS Westminster F237 04546, and HMS Monmouth F235 04547, plus the advanced HMS Type 45 Destroyer 04550 and nuclear submarine HMS Astute 04598.
The collection showcases French naval power with the fast battleship French Battleship Richelieu 05311 featuring distinctive all-forward main battery arrangement. Light cruisers include the French Light Cruiser Marseillaise 05374 and French Georges Leygues Light Cruiser 05375. The unique helicopter cruiser Jeanne d'Arc is offered in two configurations: French Navy Helicopter Cruiser Jeanne d'Arc 1964 05636 and French Navy Helicopter Cruiser Jeanne d'Arc 2008 05635, showing this training ship's evolution over four decades of service.
Italian naval power is represented by the Littorio-class battleships Italian Navy Battleship RN Littorio 1941 05319, Italian Navy Battleship RN Roma 05318, and Italian Navy Battleship RN Vittorio Veneto 1940 05320, featuring powerful 15-inch main batteries and elegant Italian styling. The Zara-class heavy cruisers include Italian Heavy Cruiser Zara 05347, Italian Heavy Cruiser Fiume 05348, and Italian Heavy Cruiser Gorizia 05349, representing the peak of Italian cruiser design.
Trumpeter provides comprehensive coverage of American carrier development with Essex-class carriers USS Essex CV-9 1943 05602, USS Yorktown CV-10 1944 05603, USS Franklin CV-13 1944 05604, USS Hancock CV-19 05610, and USS Intrepid CV-11 05618. Earlier carriers include USS Hornet CV-8 05601, USS Lexington CV-2 05608, USS Ranger CV-4 05629, and the first American carrier USS Langley CV-1 05631 plus seaplane tender conversion USS Langley AV-3 05632. Midway-class includes USS Midway CV-41 05634. Modern supercarriers feature USS Nimitz CVN-68 1975 05605, USS Kitty Hawk CV-63 05619, USS Constellation CV-64 05620, and the latest USS Gerald R. Ford CVN-78.
American battleship coverage includes North Carolina-class USS North Carolina BB-55 05303, South Dakota-class USS Alabama BB-60 05307 and USS Massachusetts BB-59 05306, plus the never-built Montana-class USS Montana BB-67 05372 and USS Ohio BB-68 05373. The Standard-type USS New York BB-34 05339 represents World War I-era battleships. Heavy cruisers include the Portland-class USS Indianapolis CA-35 1944 05327 and USS Indianapolis CA-35 1945 05326 in different configurations.
Modern destroyer coverage includes Arleigh Burke-class vessels USS Arleigh Burke DDG-51 04523, USS Cole DDG-67 04524, USS Hopper DDG-70 04525, USS Lassen DDG-82 04526, USS Momsen DDG-92 04527, and USS Forrest Sherman DDG-98 04528. Littoral Combat Ships include USS Freedom LCS-1 04549, USS Independence LCS-2 04548, and USS Fort Worth LCS-3 04553. World War II vessels include escort destroyer USS England DE-635 05305 and escort carrier USS Sangamon CVE-26 05369. Amphibious vessels feature USS Iwo Jima LHD-7 05615 and USS New York LPD-21 05616.
The collection includes Russian pre-dreadnought Russian Navy Tsesarevich Battleship 1904 05338 and Russian Navy Tsesarevich Battleship 1917 05337, plus destroyer Russian Destroyer Taszkient 1940 05356. Austro-Hungarian dreadnoughts include SMS Viribus Unitis 05364 and SMS Szent István 05365. Asian navies are represented by JMSDF DDG-173 Kongo 04532, PLA Navy Type 051C DDG-115 Shenyang 04529, and PLA Navy Aircraft Carrier 05617. The civilian Liberty ship S.S. John W Brown 05308 represents merchant marine service.
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