• Product Name: Master SM-350-024 Russian cruiser Varyag (1899) masts and yards set
• Category: Model accessories set – ship model parts (turned brass components)

The Master SM-350-024 masts and yards set is dedicated to the Russian cruiser “Varyag” from 1899 in 1:350 scale, perfectly matched for the Zvezda model of this famous ship. This exceptional set of model accessories enables you to significantly enhance the realism of your replica of the renowned armored cruiser from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Varyag is one of the most famous vessels of the Imperial Russian Navy, taking part in the initial stages of the Russo-Japanese War – it became especially renowned for its heroic fight at Chemulpo in 1904. With this set, the model can be enriched with realistically rendered masts and yards made from high-quality brass, offering much greater durability and detail than the original plastic parts.

Material and product features: All parts in the set are made entirely from precision-turned brass, ensuring excellent resistance to deformation, durability, and very thin, proportionally accurate elements. Such accessories are especially recommended for advanced modelers and collectors aiming for the highest level of historical accuracy.
In addition to the high level of detail, a major advantage of the set is its ease of use – the parts can be joined by soldering, which further increases the model’s durability for years. The product contains no plastic components, only turned brass masts and yards, with no additional accessories or resin parts.

Why choose this set? The Master SM-350-024 accessory is the perfect choice for modelers wishing to faithfully recreate the slender, delicate masts and yards of the historic cruiser Varyag on the accurate 1:350 Zvezda model. We especially recommend this set to intermediate and experienced ship modelers striving for authenticity in their miniatures.
Skill level: 3/5 (requires soldering and precise assembly skills)
Historical period: turn of the 19th/20th century, Russo-Japanese War, pre-World War I period.
Country of use: Russian Empire