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1/350 U.S.S. Battleship BB-55 North Carolina for Trumpter 05

1/350 U.S.S. Battleship BB-55 North Carolina for Trumpter 05
1/350 USS North Carolina (BB-55) SUPER detail conversion set - for Trumpeter 05303

This SUPER detail conversion set includes numerous parts to help you create a highly detailed rendition of the USS North Carolina. An absolute must for any serious ship builder with almost 800 parts!!

Parts included:
- Metal barrels x 9 (large)
- Metal barrels x 20 (small)
- Metal ships bells x 2
- Metal anchor chain x 1
- Metal propellers x 4
- Plastic rod x 1
- Seventeen photo-etched sheets
Sheet A: 70 parts
Sheet B: 86 parts (2 sheets)
Sheet C: 140 parts (2 sheets)
Sheet D: 92 parts
Sheet E: 54 parts
Sheet F: 28 parts
Sheet G: 109 parts
Sheet H: 60 parts (2 sheets)
Sheet I: 16 parts
Sheet Ib: 6 parts
Sheet J: 7 parts
Sheet K: 15 parts
Sheet L: 36 parts
Sheet M: 42 parts

About the USS North Carolina (BB-55):
The third USS North Carolina (BB-55) was a United States Navy battleship, the lead ship of her class.

She was laid down 27 October 1937 by New York Naval Shipyard, launched 13 June 1940, sponsored by Isabel Hoey (daughter of Clyde R. Hoey, Governor of North Carolina); and commissioned at New York 9 April 1941, Captain Olaf M. Hustvedt in command.

The first commissioned of the Navy's modern battleships, North Carolina received so much attention during her fitting out and trials that she won the enduring nickname "Showboat". North Carolina completed her shakedown in the Caribbean prior to the Pearl Harbor attack, and after intensive war exercises, entered the Pacific 10 June 1942.

After inactivation, she decommissioned at New York 27 June 1947. Struck from the Naval Vessel Register 1 June 1960, North Carolina was transferred to the people of North Carolina 6 September 1961. On 29 April 1962 she was dedicated at Wilmington, North Carolina, as a memorial to North Carolinians of all services killed in World War II, and may be visited to this day.

North Carolina received 15 battle stars for World War II service.


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