1:700 SB2C Helldiver Carrier Aircraft Plastic Kit Trumpeter 03407  [TP03407]

Trumpeter 03407 SB2C HELLDIVER
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Trumpeter
Model:
TP03407
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SB2C Helldiver 1:700 carrier model kit

This kit is a 1:700 scale plastic assembly representing the SB2C Helldiver, configured as a compact carrier aircraft subject suitable for display and modelling projects.

The Curtiss SB2C Helldiver was developed as a United States Navy carrier-based dive bomber during World War II to replace the Douglas SBD Dauntless. Introduced in 1943, the Helldiver provided higher payload and speed, though early production examples had handling and development shortcomings later corrected in successive versions; it predominantly served in the Pacific theater from mid-1943.

The model reproduces the aircrafts external outline at 1:700 scale. Kit data includes the assembled measurements and the parts and sprue count, making it appropriate for small carrier dioramas and group displays. Builders should find the fuselage and wing subassemblies straightforward, with parts supplied on multiple sprues to facilitate painting and finishing batches.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1:700
  • Assembly: plastic model kit
  • Assembled length: 16.2 mm
  • Assembled width: 22 mm
  • Total plastic parts: 90 pcs
  • Total sprues: 6 sprues
  • Box size: 15.3 x 7 x 3 cm
  • Decals: none

A concise 1:700 scale representation of a WWII carrier dive bomber that fits neatly into compact display layouts and shipboard scenes.

The kit contains 90 plastic parts in total, organised over six separate sprues.
No decals are listed in the product details, so plan to use aftermarket decals or hand-paint markings if required.
Standard modelling tools and adhesives are sufficient, though fine brushes and steady hands are recommended due to the small scale.
The SB2C Helldiver mainly served in the Pacific theater from mid-1943 after its introduction to service.

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