Trumpeter 05719 USS Mount Whitney LCC-20 1997 Model Kit - Naval Display Edition  [TP05719]

Trumpeter 05719 USS MOUNT WHITNEY LCC-20 1997
Price:
AUD$18.91
Brand:
Trumpeter
Model:
TP05719
Condition:
Brand New
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Trumpeter 1:700 Scale USS Mount Whitney LCC-20 Summary

The USS Mount Whitney LCC-20 is a prominent command ship, originally authorized as AGC 20 before reclassification to LCC 20. Launched in 1970, the Mount Whitney has served in major capacities, including time as the Sixth Fleet flagship in the Mediterranean region.

Construction Details and Finished Size

This kit contains 208 plastic parts and is aimed at builders who value accurate structural detail. You can assemble the model as a waterline variant or a complete hull. The final kit measures roughly 279.9 mm long and 47 mm wide. Included components are 10 sprues plus lower hull, upper hull, decks and a waterline plate, with decal markings dated 1997.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1:700
  • Length: 279.9 mm
  • Width: 47 mm
  • Total Plastic Parts: 208 pcs
  • Total Sprues: 10 pcs plus lower hull, upper hull, decks, and waterline plate
  • Decal Marking: 1997
The kit is complete as supplied, but modelmakers may add photo-etch or resin details to enhance railings and small fittings if they want greater realism.
The finished model measures approximately 279.9 mm by 47 mm, matching the kit specifications for a 1:700 representation of the vessel.
Parts are supplied unpainted, so painting is required to achieve the correct naval finish and to bring out fine details.

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