Trumpeter 05725 USS Baltimore CA-68 version 1944 1/700 – plastic model of a heavy cruiser

Trumpeter 05725 USS Baltimore CA-68 version 1944 in 1/700 scale is an extremely detailed plastic model kit representing one of the most important American heavy cruisers of World War II. This set is a perfect proposition for maritime enthusiasts and fans of historical warships who appreciate precision and attention to detail.

Historical and Technical Data

• Scale: 1/700
• Country: United States of America (USA)
• Service period: World War II (years 1943-1947 in the US Navy)
• Theatre: Pacific operations, including the battles around the Mariana Islands, Philippines, and Okinawa.
• Material: high-quality plastic (styrene)
• Category: Plastic model ship kit

USS Baltimore (CA-68) was the lead ship of the Baltimore class, which served in the American fleet during World War II. The vessel was characterized by powerful artillery armament, effective anti-aircraft defense, and a modern silhouette. In 1944, USS Baltimore took part in many naval operations against Japanese forces and served as an escort ship for aircraft carriers during key campaigns.

Model Details

• Detailed reproduction of the hull, superstructures, and armament in accordance with the historical configuration from 1944
• The set includes fine details, such as artillery turrets, lifeboats, and radar structures
• The model can be upgraded with photo-etched parts (sold separately), ideal for advanced modelers
• Does not include glue or paints, allowing users to individually select materials

Who is it for?

This model is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty level 3 on a scale of 1-5) who wish to enrich their collection with an authentic and faithful miniature replica of a World War II era ship. Thanks to its high-quality workmanship and wealth of detail, Trumpeter 05725 USS Baltimore CA-68 version 1944 1/700 will serve as both an engaging modeling challenge and a valuable addition to any collection.

A model of this class allows not only for improvement of modeling skills but also for broadening historical knowledge about American naval operations during the most significant conflict of the 20th century.