Trumpeter 05718 USS MOUNT WHITNEY LCC-20 2004 1/700 – Plastic Ship Model Kit

Trumpeter 05718 USS MOUNT WHITNEY LCC-20 2004 in 1/700 scale is a highly detailed plastic model of a modern command ship of the United States Navy. This product is designed for modelers who value realistic detail reproduction and high quality workmanship. The set does not include glue or paints.

Information about the USS Mount Whitney LCC-20 Model

• Scale: 1/700
• Country: United States of America
• Category: Plastic model kit – warship
• Material: High-quality plastic, with photo-etched parts for increased detailing
• Extras: The set includes photo-etched parts, realistically reproduced armament, helicopters and a detailed superstructure of the ship
• Assembly difficulty: 4/5 – Model recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers

History of USS Mount Whitney LCC-20

USS Mount Whitney (LCC-20) is a modern Blue Ridge-class command ship, commissioned into US Navy service in 1971. The vessel serves as the flagship of the United States Sixth Fleet, acting as a mobile headquarters and command center during naval operations. The ship has participated in numerous military and humanitarian missions across the Atlantic and the Mediterranean Sea, playing an especially important role in NATO operations and peacekeeping missions.

The version presented in this set depicts the ship in its 2004 configuration, enabling the recreation of its modern equipment, electronics, and weapon systems used at the beginning of the 21st century during various military operations and allied support missions.

Why choose this model?

• Excellent choice for fans of modern warships and US Navy history.
• The model features realistically depicted superstructure elements, radars, armament, and onboard helicopters.
• Thanks to the use of photo-etched details, the model provides a high level of realism.
• Perfect for building professional collections as well as a stand-alone display model.

Trumpeter 05718 USS MOUNT WHITNEY LCC-20 2004 1/700 is especially recommended for experienced modelers who are seeking challenging and realistic projects based on modern naval units. It requires precision and patience, but the final result will impress any maritime enthusiast.