DaLiGeJian CY102 - 1:350 USS Arizona BB-39

Plastic model kit of the USS Arizona (BB-39) battleship with photo-etched and resin parts in 1:350 scale

USS Arizona (BB-39) was a Pennsylvania-class battleship and one of the most important capital ships of the United States Navy during the interwar period. The ship became a lasting symbol of the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. This 1:350 scale kit from DaLiGeJian allows modelers to build an impressive multimedia replica of this historic warship.

In the box you will find:

• plastic parts for self-assembly,
• detailed hull and superstructure components,
• photo-etched parts for fine deck and superstructure details,
• resin parts representing selected equipment details,
• decals for US Navy markings.

Model specifications:

• Scale: 1:350
• Model length: approx. 52.8 cm
• Manufacturer: DaLiGeJian
• Difficulty level: advanced

Attention: The kit does not include glue, paints, or modeling tools. The model is intended for self-assembly.

Model assembly:

This kit is intended for experienced ship modelers. The inclusion of photo-etched and resin parts requires advanced modeling skills and careful handling. The large scale allows for an impressive display of deck fittings, armament, and superstructure details.

Required tools:

• modeling knife or cutters,
• files or sandpaper,
• paint brushes,
• plastic cement,
• paint set.

Original ship specifications:

• Length: approx. 185 m
• Crew: approx. 1,400 officers and sailors
• Main armament: 356 mm guns
• Propulsion: steam turbines
• Ship type: battleship

About USS Arizona:

USS Arizona served with the Pacific Fleet prior to World War II. Its destruction during the Pearl Harbor attack became one of the most powerful symbols of the war and led directly to the United States entering the conflict. The ship’s wreck remains at Pearl Harbor as a national memorial.

About DaLiGeJian:

DaLiGeJian produces multimedia plastic ship model kits featuring photo-etched and resin parts. Their products are aimed at advanced hobbyists seeking large-scale, visually impressive naval projects.