FlyHawk Model FH780004 SMS Lützow 1916 (Gold Medal Edition) 1/700 – Upgrade Set for Flyhawk FH1301

FlyHawk Model FH780004 SMS Lützow 1916 (Gold Medal Edition) 1/700 is an exceptional upgrade set (dedicated for the Flyhawk FH1301 kit), intended for the most demanding modelers who wish to extract the maximum level of detail from their model of the SMS Lützow battlecruiser from 1916. The set belongs to the “photo-etched parts” category of model accessories and is designed for 1/700 scale models.

SMS Lützow was a German Derfflinger-class battlecruiser that played a key role during World War I, especially in the Battle of Jutland in 1916. Serving in the Kaiserliche Marine (Imperial German Navy), SMS Lützow was one of the most advanced warships of its time and represented the pinnacle of naval technology during the Great War era.

The Gold Medal Edition is a special, premium version of the upgrade set, enriched with exceptionally detailed photo-etched elements, ensuring faithful reproduction of the ship’s tiniest details. The set includes high-quality photo-etched (PE) sheets made from precisely cut stainless steel and brass, allowing the reproduction of features such as railings, ladders, boat cranes, stairs, bridges, masts, and weapon details—on a level that far surpasses the plastic equivalents from the original kit. The set also includes resin parts, and the ensemble is complemented by brass gun barrels and accessories to facilitate working with small details.

• Scale: 1/700
• Country of use: Germany (Imperial German Empire)
• Historical period: World War I (1914–1918)
• Material: photo-etched steel, brass, resin
• Application: upgrade set for the Flyhawk FH1301 kit
• Category: accessories for plastic ship model kits, photo-etched parts and upgrades

This product is recommended for advanced modelers and collectors who wish to give their model a realistic appearance and high historical accuracy. Thanks to the fine details and precision craftsmanship, this set is also perfect for fans of dioramas and recreations of World War I naval battles.

We rate the assembly difficulty at 5/5 – significant precision, experience with small parts, and appropriate tools are required. This is an excellent choice for enthusiasts seeking the highest level of realism in collectible ship modeling.