Trumpeter 06243 1:350 SBC Scout Bomber aircraft model kit  [TP06243]

Trumpeter 06243 SBC SCOUT BOMBER
Price:
AUD$10.15
Brand:
Trumpeter
Model:
TP06243
Condition:
Brand New
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SBC Scout Bomber 1:350 kit summary (Trumpeter 06243)

This is a 1:350 scale plastic model kit of the SBC Scout Bomber, presented as a compact naval aircraft subject within a small-scale aircraft range.

The SBC Scout Bomber refers to a United States Navy two-seat scout-bomber biplane developed in the 1930s by Curtiss. It performed reconnaissance and light attack duties in the interwar period and into the early stages of World War II, serving from both shore bases and carriers before being replaced by later monoplane types.

The kit is provided as a traditional assembly plastic model. Confirmed kit data list a total of 72 plastic parts arranged across six sprues, with decals carrying US Navy markings. The assembled model has a small footprint with the stated model dimensions and is packaged in a compact box.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1:350
  • Assembly: Plastic model kit
  • Total plastic parts: 72 pcs
  • Total sprues: 6 sprues
  • Model dimensions: Length 24.66 mm, Width 29.60 mm
  • Box size: 16.5 x 10.5 x 3.5 cm
  • Decal markings: US Navy

A compact 1:350 representation of the SBC Scout Bomber with defined part count and US Navy decals; appropriate for collectors and builders seeking a small naval aircraft subject for display or reference.

The box contains six sprues carrying a total of 72 plastic parts along with a decal sheet for US Navy markings, all packaged in a compact box.
Yes. The subject is the Curtiss-built SBC Scout Bomber used by the United States Navy in the 1930s and into the early war years, as described in the kit notes.
At 1:350 scale the aircraft is proportioned to sit alongside other 1:350 naval subjects, making it suitable for integrated dioramas or display groups.
Careful trimming and dry-fitting are advised for small parts; using thin cement and fine brushes for paint will help preserve the kit's small-scale details.

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