Very Fire VF350914 U.S. Navy Louisiana 1/350

Discover the highly detailed model kit Very Fire VF350914 U.S. Navy Louisiana in 1/350 scale, dedicated to all enthusiasts of naval history and scale modeling. This plastic model kit accurately represents the USS Louisiana (BB-19) battleship, which belonged to the Connecticut-class ships that served in the United States Navy at the beginning of the 20th century. It stands out for its excellent craftsmanship and abundance of details, making it a perfect base for advanced modeling projects.

History of the Original – USS Louisiana (BB-19) Battleship

USS Louisiana (BB-19) was launched in 1904 and commissioned into the US Navy in 1906. It was part of the Great White Fleet, which made a historic world voyage from 1907 to 1909, demonstrating US naval power in the prewar period. The battleship served actively until the end of World War I, participating in numerous training exercises and missions, before being withdrawn from the fleet in 1920.

• Scale: 1/350
• Country: United States of America
• Period: Pre-World War I and World War I
• Category: plastic model kit

Model Details

The Very Fire VF350914 model is made of high-quality plastic, ensuring durability and ease of assembly. The kit includes very precise sprue elements, as well as numerous photo-etched metal details, including railings, radars, stairs, and ladders, which allow for creating a faithful replica of the unit. The set allows for the presentation of many authentic details, such as artillery positions, superstructures, cranes, and deck armament.

Product Advantages

• Exceptionally detailed accuracy, faithful to the original
• Photo-etched parts included to enhance model realism
• High-quality plastic components
• Ideal choice for advanced modelers and military historians
• An exceptional find for collectors of US Navy ships

Who do we recommend it for?

We recommend the USS Louisiana model primarily to experienced modelers (difficulty level 4/5) who want to expand their collection with a rarely seen unit from the early 20th century. It's also an excellent choice for enthusiasts of naval history and those who appreciate battleship models from the pre-World War I era.