Model ships 1:350
Plunge into the world of seafaring with our 1:350 scale model ships! These detailed replicas of iconic ships bring maritime history right into your hands. Perfect for modelling enthusiasts who appreciate accurate and realistic models.
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1:350 Bismarck, battleship model kit
300078013€82.99
The 1:350 Bismarck model kit brings a landmark battleship into a large display scale, with a finished length of 717 mm and a beam of 103 mm that give the hull real presence once set on its 2 black stands. The long gray hull, deck sections and detailed fittings shape a build that reads clearly as a historic warship, from the main gun turrets to the mast structures and stern details. This assembly kit is designed as a static display model and comes as an unpowered build with the main ship components molded on sprues plus a decal sheet for markings. The large hull section provides the foundation for the superstructure, armament and deck layout, while the separate display stand supports presentation after completion. Assembly time is stated as 600 minutes, making the project substantial enough for careful trimming, fitting and finishing across multiple work sessions. Cement and paints are required separately. On the workbench, the size of the 1:350 format leaves room for methodical painting and detail work across the camouflage pattern, deck areas and smaller fittings. Once completed, the battleship sits as a striking naval display piece, whether placed in a collection of historic vessels or shown on its own as a single large-scale centerpiece.
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1:350 Yamato, battleship model kit, new tooling
300078025€289.99
This 1:350 Yamato battleship model kit brings the famous WWII warship into a large-format build with new tooling and detail updates drawn from the latest historical research. At 752 mm in length, the assembled ship has the presence to show the revised foredeck, hull sides and stern clearly, whether displayed as a full-hull model or in waterline form. The kit depicts Yamato with the increased anti-aircraft armament of her final mission to Okinawa. Reconnaissance seaplanes and various small boats carried on the ship are included, adding activity and scale reference across the deck layout. Main gun turrets feature interior sections and turret mount detail below deck level, while secondary armament and both 12.7 mm and 25 mm AA gun mounts can be positioned with rotation and elevation. Elastomer parts are used for the canvas covers at the base of the main guns and for sand bags at AA positions, giving these shapes a more natural look. Two sheets of photo-etched parts add finer detail for elements such as ladders and cranes. The build suits careful painting and finishing, with about 90% of deck sections molded separately to keep major surfaces and fittings distinct during assembly. A 600-minute assembly time supports a longer bench session centered on structure, armament and deck equipment. Paints and cement are required separately.
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1:350 Jp. Heavy Cruiser Mogami, scale model kit
300078023€179.99
The 1:350 Jp. Heavy Cruiser Mogami brings a major Imperial Japanese Navy warship into a display scale that gives the hull form, bridge structure and deck layout room to read clearly on the finished model. The long cruiser profile, red lower hull, grey upper works and wood-look deck create a layered naval appearance that stands out on a shelf or in a fleet display. This assembly kit is based on the Mogami, the lead ship begun at Kure Naval Arsenal under Japan's First Fleet Replenish Program of 1931. The original ship combined 5 triple 15.5 cm gun turrets, 4 triple 61 cm torpedo launchers, 4 twin 12.7 cm gun mounts, 4 twin 25 mm guns and 2 twin 13 mm machine guns within an 8,500-ton displacement limit. Later refits replaced the main battery with 20.3 cm gun turrets and led to reinforcement work including hull strengthening, bridge resizing and crack repairs. That layered service history gives the model a strong historical identity beyond its silhouette alone. On the finished build, the stern aircraft area, catapult rails, crane structures and small floatplanes add a second focal point behind the main gun positions. The result suits careful painting sessions, naval history collections and static display setups where the Mogami can sit alongside other WWII ships in matching scale.
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1:350 Musashi 2013, battleship model kit
300078031€114.99
The 1:350 Musashi 2013 battleship model kit brings one of the largest battleships ever built into a substantial display scale, with a finished length of 751.5 mm and a beam of 110 mm. The long hull, layered superstructure and broad deck arrangement give the build a strong naval presence, whether viewed bow-on, broadside or from above on the included stand. Musashi was the second ship of the Yamato class, completed in 1942 and later lost in the Battle of Leyte Gulf after attacks by U.S. Navy aircraft. This kit focuses on the ship's 2013 release form and highlights a different anti-aircraft fit from Yamato, with numerous single 25 mm cannons arranged across the main deck. That armament changes the look of the deck plan and gives the finished model its own identity within the class. The rerelease also adds newly designed mast parts, bringing extra definition to the upper structure. Assembly is required, with a stated build time of 600 minutes. On a workbench, the long hull and dense deck layout create a build that moves between large structural sections and fine naval details. Once completed, the model suits a display setting where the superstructure, main turrets and anti-aircraft positions can be read from multiple angles.
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1:350 U.S. Navy DD445 Fletcher, ship model kit
300078012€35.99
The 1:350 U.S. Navy DD445 Fletcher model kit brings the lead ship of the Fletcher-class destroyers into a detailed build with a finished length of 328 mm and width of 35 mm. The long hull, stepped superstructure and wartime camouflage layout give the destroyer a clear naval profile on the included display stand with name plate. This assembly kit reproduces USS Fletcher DD-445, a ship from a class of 175 destroyers built during WWII, and focuses on the balanced form that defined the class. The deck is populated with 5-inch DP gun turrets, quintuple torpedo launchers, twin 20 mm anti-aircraft guns and depth charge launchers, creating a layered silhouette from bow to stern. Movable gun barrels, turrets and torpedo launchers allow the finished model to be posed with different deck arrangements instead of remaining fixed in one orientation. Assembly is required, and the stated build time is 600 minutes. Cement and paints are required separately. Once completed, the destroyer suits shelf display, cabinet presentation or a line-up with other naval subjects in 1:350 scale. The stand lifts the hull into a clean side profile, while the name plate gives the finished build a museum-style presentation.
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1:350 Yamato 2013, battleship assembly kit
300078030€114.99
This 1:350 Yamato 2013 battleship assembly kit recreates the imposing silhouette of the Japanese warship in her final-mission configuration, combining a 751.5 mm hull length with dense deck detail for a striking display presence. The finished model presents the ship as she appeared just before departure for Okinawa, with minor modifications from earlier Tamiya Yamato releases and a layout shaped around the late-war fit. The large scale gives the superstructure, armament placement and deck arrangement room to read clearly across the full length of the ship. Newly designed mast parts sharpen the upper profile, while the black display stand supports the completed build as a dedicated presentation piece rather than a loose shelf model. Assembly is required, and the stated build time is 600 minutes. The kit is supplied as an assembly kit, with paints and typical modeling tools shown separately in the source material rather than included contents. On a shelf, desk or in a collection cabinet, the long beam, layered gun positions and stern details create a strong side profile that rewards close viewing from bow to stern. The model also suits focused hobby sessions where painting, fitting and finishing each section gradually brings the 1941 battleship form into view.
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1:350 Yamato, wooden-deck sheet, model accessory
300012645€30.99
The 1:350 Yamato wooden-deck sheet adds a finely detailed timber finish to the deck area of the Japanese Battleship Yamato model, turning one of the ship's largest visible surfaces into a sharper scale feature. This 2-piece set is shaped specifically for Item 78025, so the overlay follows the deck plan closely and supports neat positioning during the build. Each sheet is pre-cut to match the deck outline, with openings prepared for the model's structures and fittings. The plank pattern is printed directly onto the surface, which removes the need to paint the deck texture by hand and keeps the line work even across broad sections. During assembly, the thin sticker layer can be aligned over the base deck to create a clean wood effect with consistent spacing and a more refined finish around circular and rectangular cutouts. This accessory suits builders who want to focus attention on the upper deck without reworking the entire ship. It fits naturally into a long-form assembly project, with the deck treatment becoming especially noticeable once turrets, superstructure sections and smaller fittings are added around it. Assembly is required.
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1:350 BB-63 Missouri ('91), battleship model kit
300078029€124.99
This 1:350 scale model kit recreates BB-63 Missouri in its 1991 configuration, pairing the long, lean lines of the Iowa class with the dense deck equipment of the ship's final service years. At 774 mm long and 94.5 mm wide, the finished battleship has the size to show the contrast between the narrow hull, the layered superstructure and the broad arrangement of armament across the deck. The subject itself carries unusual historical weight. Missouri was one of the last major battleships built for the US Navy, and the 1991 fit places the model in the period after the ship's 1986 modernization and during its final operational chapter. The real vessel combined 212,000 horsepower with a top speed of 33 knots, and the Iowa-class layout centered on 3 triple turrets carrying 9 main 16 inch guns with a range of up to 40 km. Those proportions and weapon positions shape the character of the build, from the fore and aft turret placement to the tall mast and radar structures above the deck. Assembly kit, decals and a nameplate are included. Paints and cement are required separately. Once completed, the model suits a naval display, a late-Cold War collection or a build focused on warship detail, markings and the distinctive silhouette of an Iowa-class battleship.
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1:350 Enterprise, aircraft carrier model kit
300078007€174.99
This 1:350 scale model kit captures the U.S. Navy nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Enterprise as a large, highly detailed display build with the long flight deck, island superstructure and distinctive carrier layout clearly defined. The finished subject represents CVN-65, a ship with an overall length of 341.3 m on the real vessel, translated here into a substantial bench project that rewards careful, steady assembly. The kit is supplied as an assembly kit and uses multiple deck sections, hull frames, metal screws, flange nuts and nylon line to build up the carrier's structure and deck equipment. Real-ship features documented for the subject include 4 steam catapults, side elevators, radar arrays and the angled deck arrangement, all of which shape the look of the finished model. The included air wing and deck support vehicles add scale contrast across the deck, while the display stand gives the completed carrier a clean presentation off the work surface. Assembly takes about 600 minutes. Paints, cement and tools are required separately. During the build, the island, mast and radar components create a layered silhouette that stands out from bow to stern, while deck markings and aircraft placement open up different display approaches. The finished carrier suits naval collections, military model shelves and diorama-style presentation where the long hull, aircraft complement and busy flight deck can be viewed from multiple angles. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
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1:350 Jap. Heavy Cruiser Chikuma, scale model kit
300078027€134.99
This 1:350 scale model kit recreates the Japanese Heavy Cruiser Chikuma with the long, purposeful lines and unusual warship layout that made the Tone-class instantly recognizable. The bow carries 4 twin 20.3 cm gun mounts, while the stern is arranged to support aircraft operations, giving the finished cruiser a striking silhouette on its display stand. The historical subject adds real substance to the build. Chikuma was completed in May 1939 as the second ship of the Tone-class and was designed for a top speed of 35 knots and long-range operation. The stern arrangement allowed the handling of up to 6 floatplanes, a feature tied directly to the ship's reconnaissance role. During the Pearl Harbor attack in December 1941, floatplanes from Chikuma carried out pre-attack reconnaissance over Pearl Harbor. The ship also served during the Battle of Midway, the Solomon Islands campaign and the Battle of the Leyte Gulf in October 1944. Over about 600 minutes of assembly, the cruiser takes shape through its superstructure, artillery layout and aircraft facilities, making the kit well suited to steady bench sessions with painting and finishing between stages. Once completed, the model suits display in a collection focused on WWII naval subjects, Japanese fleet history or large-scale ship builds. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
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1:350 Jap. Heavy Cruiser Tone, plastic model kit
300078024€179.99
This 1:350 plastic assembly model kit captures the Japanese Heavy Cruiser Tone with the long, purposeful lines and dense deck layout that define the class. The build supports 2 display formats: a waterline presentation for a fleet-style scene or a full-hull version that shows the ship's complete form on display. Reinforcing frame parts and screws are included to support accurate assembly in both configurations. The subject is based on Tone, the lead ship of her class, commissioned in 1938 and measuring 189.1 m in the original vessel. The model reflects key visual features of the cruiser, from the concentrated forward gun arrangement to the aircraft handling area aft. Transparent parts depict the bridge windows and searchlight lenses with sharper contrast than opaque mouldings, while reinforced ABS resin is used for the masts and radio posts. Metal-plated screw shafts and metal parts for the anchor and chain add further material variation across the build. Display options continue across the armament and aircraft details. Main gun barrels can be set at different elevation levels, and polycaps allow turret switching and free rotation after assembly. A complement of floatplanes is included, and separate stands support airborne diorama layouts above the ship. With an assembly time of 600 minutes, the kit suits a focused bench session and results in a substantial naval display with layered superstructure, deck equipment and aircraft detail.
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1:350 Jap. Navy Utility Boat Set, assembly kit
300078026€25.99
This 1:350 Jap. Navy Utility Boat Set brings the busy look of a warship deck into sharper focus with a broad selection of small craft used aboard WWII Japanese naval vessels. The assembly kit contains 28 boats in 11 types, giving battleships, cruisers, carriers and other large ship models the layered equipment detail that turns open deck areas into a more convincing scale scene. The range of craft covers motor launches, cutters, sampans and a 13m Special Landing Craft, reflecting the different onboard roles these boats served. Instruction references in the set identify types such as 17m, 15m, 12m, 11m, 8m and 7.5m motor launches, 9m and 7m cutters, plus 8m and 6m sampans. Photo-etched parts are provided for boat mounts, and the set also includes parts for 3 types of davits. Guide stickers show where mounts should be positioned before holes are made, including 0.3 mm and 0.8 mm drilling points where specified in the instructions. Assembly is required, with a stated assembly time of 600 minutes. Placed across catapults, deck edges, boat cradles and launch positions, these small craft add scale rhythm that a bare hull cannot provide. The set suits builders refining a display warship with historically styled auxiliary boats, whether the goal is a cleaner dockside presentation or a denser, fully equipped deck arrangement. Paints and cement are required separately.
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1:350 King George V battleship model kit
300178010€84.99
This 1:350 assembly kit captures HMS King George V as a classic British battleship from WWII, combining a 649 mm hull with the broad, purposeful stance created by a 90 mm beam. The long format gives the ship's profile room to unfold, from the bow through the superstructure to the stern, creating a display piece with strong presence once completed. The model focuses closely on the ship's defining architecture. The flat-sided bridge area and the distinctive stern shape are reproduced as key visual signatures, while the navigation and compass decks invite a closer look at how the upper works are arranged. The armament layout adds another layer of historical character, with 10 14-inch guns, 16 5.25-inch guns and more than 100 anti-aircraft guns shaping the deck plan and overall silhouette. Assembly is required, with a stated build time of 600 minutes. Paints are required separately. On the workbench, the long hull and layered deck sections support a steady, step-by-step build that suits focused modelling sessions. Once finished, the included stand and nameplate turn the battleship into a display model that sits neatly on a shelf, desk or in a cabinet, where the length, bridge structure and gun arrangement remain easy to appreciate from multiple angles.
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1:350 New Jersey BB-62, battleship model kit
300078028€124.99
The 1:350 New Jersey BB-62 model kit brings one of the most decorated battleships in US Navy history to the workbench in a large display scale. With a finished length of 774 mm and a beam of 94.5 mm, the model gives the Iowa-class hull a strong visual presence, from the red lower hull and black waterline stripe to the layered superstructure, mast equipment and stern deck area. The original USS New Jersey entered service in 1943 as the second of 6 Iowa-class battleships. The full-size ship measured 270.4 m in length, carried a displacement of 45,000 tons and used 212,000 hp to drive the class at high performance. Its main battery of 9 16-inch guns, mounted across 3 triple turrets, had a range of up to 40 km. That combination of long hull form, heavy armament and complex radar structures gives this subject its distinctive character in scale form. The kit also includes decals and supports a detailed finish across the deck, turrets and hull markings. During assembly, the mast sections, radar arrays and deck structures create a build with many fine visual stages before the completed battleship takes its place on display. The subject suits naval history collections, military model shelves and diorama settings centered on late-war or modernized US fleet scenes.
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1:350 Photo-Etched Handrail Set A, ship detail set
300012642€18.99
The 1:350 Photo-Etched Handrail Set A adds fine deck-edge detail to ship models with a metal fret carrying 8 different kinds of handrail posts. Each etched section is made for builders who want slimmer, more scale-faithful rail lines than thicker molded parts can provide, creating a cleaner silhouette along decks, platforms and superstructure levels. The set works by passing 0.1 mm diameter wire through the etched posts, forming handrails with a precise, linear look across longer runs and tighter sections alike. That mechanism gives control over how railings follow corners, edges and stepped structures on naval subjects. The fret layout groups multiple railing styles for different positions on a ship, which helps when matching the right post pattern to varied deck arrangements. As an assembly kit, it is intended for hands-on model finishing, with an assembly time stated at 600 minutes. Used on a 1:350 Japanese Navy ship, the etched parts can sharpen the appearance of perimeter walkways, bridge areas and elevated platforms where rail detail stands out most clearly. The set may also be used with other Tamiya 1:350 scale Japanese Navy model ships, making it a focused upgrade for builders refining a fleet display or a single showcase build.
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1:350 Prince of Wales, battleship model kit
300078011€75.99
Prince of Wales takes shape here as a 1:350 battleship model kit with the long, lean proportions and layered deck architecture that make large naval subjects so absorbing at the workbench. The assembly kit format turns the hull, superstructure and armament into a focused build that rewards careful fitting, painting and finishing with a commanding WWII warship silhouette. The finished model measures 649 mm in length and 99 mm in width, giving the deck arrangement, main turrets, bridge structures, funnels and stern details enough space to read clearly. Molded parts support a step-by-step construction process over 600 minutes, making this a substantial project rather than a quick snap build. The scale also leaves room for camouflage treatment and tonal variation across hull and deck areas, so brushwork and masking can shape a more convincing naval finish. Assembly kit contents are included. Paints are required separately. On a shelf, desk or display stand, the completed ship carries the visual weight of a capital vessel, with the long waterline form and raised structures drawing the eye from bow to stern. During the build, trimming, test fitting and paint planning create a steady, hands-on rhythm that suits model makers looking for a detailed historic ship subject rather than a short session. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
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1:350 Tirpitz, battleship display model kit
300078015€82.99
This 1:350 scale assembly kit recreates the WWII German battleship Tirpitz as a substantial display model with a finished length of 717 mm and a beam of 103 mm. The long hull, elegant profile and layered superstructure give the ship a commanding presence on a shelf, while the large scale leaves room for sharply defined fittings across the deck and upper works. The subject choice adds historical character beyond the build itself. Tirpitz was the sole sister ship of the Bismarck and served in Norway as a constant threat to Allied convoys, a role that made her a major concern for the Royal Navy until RAF bombers sank her. Tamiya captures the features that distinguish this ship from Bismarck, including the quadruple torpedo tubes, so the finished model reflects the identity of Tirpitz rather than a generic battleship form. The specially made display base supports the hull securely, and the included nameplate gives the completed ship a museum-style finish. Over a 600-minute assembly, the model invites steady work on the hull, deck structures, armament and smaller fittings. Once completed, the ship suits a cabinet, desk or dedicated naval collection, where the camouflage scheme, long deck run and stepped superstructure can be viewed from multiple angles.
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1:350 Warship Crew-Set (144), figure model kit
300012622€15.29
This 1:350 Warship Crew-Set brings naval scale models to life with 144 sailor figures sized for large warship builds. Placed across bridges, gun platforms, observation points and deck sections, the figures create a more convincing sense of operation and crew presence on a finished ship model. The set is arranged across 3 runners, with 48 figures on each runner. Those 48 figures are made up of 6 positions with 8 bodies per pose, giving repeated figure types that can be distributed evenly across a larger vessel. The set is intended for warship model use and suits battleship-style builds where open deck areas, superstructure levels and command sections benefit from visible personnel. Assembly is required, and the stated assembly time is 600 minutes. A painting example is provided to guide uniform and detail work on the small-scale figures. On a completed display model, the figures can be placed to suggest watch stations, crew movement or active duty around the superstructure. The ship model shown in usage examples is sold separately, so this set serves as an add-on detail upgrade for compatible 1:350 naval subjects rather than a standalone ship kit.
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1:350 Yukikaze, ship model kit, full hull
300078020€87.99
This 1:350 ship model kit recreates the Japanese destroyer Yukikaze as seen during the 1945 Ten Ichi Go operation, giving the build a specific late-war configuration with the long, lean lines of a Kagero-class warship. At 338 mm in overall length, the finished model has the presence of a substantial display piece while still leaving room for close work on deck fittings, armament and mast detail. The kit supports 2 display approaches: a waterline presentation or a full-hull version, allowing the lower red hull and propellers to become part of the final look when the full display option is chosen. ABS masts are used for added strength in these finer upright sections, and metal chains bring extra definition to anchor detail at the bow. Photo-etched parts are prepared for ladders, radio antennas, radar and other small fittings where thinner material helps the scale appearance. Assembly takes about 600 minutes. Cement and paints are required separately. On the workbench, the movable guns and torpedo launchers add a practical finishing touch because polycaps let these parts rotate after the main construction is complete. Once painted and weathered, the included stand gives the destroyer a clear presentation for a shelf, cabinet or hobby room display alongside other naval subjects from the same scale.
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1:350 Gun 46cm Barrels & Projectiles Set
300012643only available from customer service
Article number: 300012643 Product: 1:350 Gun 46cm Barrels & Projectiles Set This new set includes 9 metal gun barrels. They faithfully replicate the triple 46cm gun turrets found on the Japanese Yamato Battleship. Each barrel has a hollow muzzle and be quickly and easily installed on the Yamato model kit and therefore eliminating the kit standard plastic components. This set also includes aluminum projectiles (20 pieces) to replicate Type 91 armor piercing shells