TRP05634 1:350 Trumpeter USS Midway CV-41

USS Midway which began construction in 1943 and entered service a month after its launch in 1945 and the surrender of Japan, was the first U.S. warship to bear the name of Midway, the CV-41, to commemorate the famous naval battle that turned the tide of the Pacific War. The Midway participated in a number of military operations, including the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Iranian hostage crisis, and the Gulf War, and was decommissioned in 1992 and decommissioned in 1997. In 2003, it was converted into a museum ship in San Diego.

Model Brief Length: 841mm Beam: 156.2mm
Metal Parts anchor chain
Photo Etched Parts 8 pcs

 

More Features
- Detailed Hull is a one piece part
- Detailed decks
-Extensive photo-etched details included
-Aircraft Wing includes: 6 x F4u , 6 x SB2C
-Complete ship and aircraft decal sets
-Ship's island structure and main mast with various photo etched antennae and radars
-Bow section detail
-Mk. 37 dual purpose fire control director
-40mm quad Bofors, 20mm twin Oerlikons, single 5in/54cal- Mk. 16 guns
-Port elevator
-Photo etched radio antennae masts
-Photo etched railings, heavy lifting crane
-26ft motor whaleboat and open motor launch
-Detailed aft/stern section