Flyhawk FH360019 WWII USN Bollards III (30 Pcs.) 1/350 is a set of highly detailed plastic components designed to enhance scale models of United States Navy warships from the World War II era, made in 1/350 scale. This set includes as many as 30 precisely reproduced deck bollards, which can be used as realistic details on the decks of model battleships, cruisers, destroyers, or US Navy aircraft carriers.

Bollards, also known as mooring posts, are a key piece of equipment used on ships for securing mooring lines while docked in port. The presented set recreates the third variation of these devices according to US Navy patterns commonly used between 1939 and 1945. They were installed on most ships participating in the war efforts both in the Pacific and Atlantic theaters—including famous vessels such as the USS Missouri and USS Enterprise.

• Scale: 1/350 – perfect for modelers building US Navy World War II ship replicas
• Country of original use: United States of America (USA)
• Material: high-quality injection-molded plastic, providing precise details and durability
• Number of pieces: 30 parts allow for the comprehensive detailing of one large model or several smaller ships
• Dedicated accessory: contains no metal or resin parts, entirely plastic
• Historical period: World War II (1939-1945)
• Category: plastic model accessories for enhancing 1/350 scale ship kits

The Flyhawk FH360019 WWII USN Bollards III set stands out due to its accurate detail reproduction, which translates into increased realism of the completed model. This accessory is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers building dioramas or historical US Navy ship models—perfect for upgrading a complete replica, or for creating your own deck or dockyard projects. Assembly difficulty is rated at 2/5—assembly is not difficult even for less experienced modelers; however, due to the small size of the parts, care and precision are advised.

With this set, you will achieve an even higher level of authenticity and quality of finish for your models, resulting in a better final visual effect that accurately reflects the true deck architecture of the World War II era.