Trumpeter 03450 Fairey III F 1:700 shipboard aircraft kit  [TP03450]

Trumpeter 03450 FAIREY III F
Price:
AUD$7.29
Brand:
Trumpeter
Model:
TP03450
Condition:
Brand New
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Fairey III F by Trumpeter in 1:700 scale

This injection-plastic 1:700 scale kit depicts the Fairey III F seaplane and is released as a small naval accessory aimed at display and diorama applications.

The Fairey III lineage was a British single-engine biplane family developed during and after World War I for reconnaissance and other naval tasks. Ship-adapted versions used floats or wheels and served through the interwar years in roles such as spotting and light bombing. The III F is representative of the flexible naval aircraft designs of the period.

The manufacturer's details show a compact assembly with a limited number of parts, suitable for adding aircraft to ship models or dioramas. Confirmed specifications are 1:700 scale, 36 plastic parts across six sprues, and decals with HMS markings. The completed footprint is small (L 16 mm; W 19.93 mm) and the retail package measures about 15.3 x 7 x 3 cm.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1:700
  • Assembly: plastic model kit
  • Plastic parts: 36 pieces
  • Model dimensions: L 16 mm, W 19.93 mm
  • Total sprues: 6 pieces
  • Decals: HMS marking
  • Box size: 15.3 x 7 x 3 cm

A small-scale 1:700 injection-plastic Fairey III F kit that provides an efficient option for modellers building naval scenes or compact aircraft displays.

The kit captures the essential silhouette and features of the Fairey III F appropriate to its small scale; fine detail is limited by the 1:700 scale and part count.
The kit is supplied in a single configuration; conversion would require aftermarket parts or careful scratch building given the small components.
Yes. Its compact footprint (L 16 mm; W 19.93 mm) makes it well suited to placement on carrier decks in 1:700 scale dioramas.
Parts are distributed across six sprues, allowing logical grouping but requiring delicate handling due to the small size of some components.

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