United States
USS Arthur W. Radford (DDG-968)
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Plastic model kit |
This boxed set contains:
- 1 x USS Arthur W. Radford (DDG-968) 1/700 scale spruance-class destroyer
United States Navy
This kit combines precision and multi-media parts to accurately render this hi-tech ship in 1/700 scale. Particular attention has been given to its mast superstructure.
Main Features:
- new tooling and full detail for the AEM/S
- photo-etched parts, adding an extra level of refinement
- detailed bridge
- superstructure includes finely molded details
- highly detailed parts such as lifeboats and guns
- new Cartograf decals
About DDG-968:
The 8,040-ton USS Arthur W Radford (DD 968) was the eighth Spruance Class destroyer to be built. She was commissioned on 16 April 1977, and was notably made the test platform for the Navy’s AEM/S (Advanced Enclosed Mast System) in 1998. This system is easily identifiable with its unique mast superstructure that encloses antennas and sensitive equipment, with the added benefit of a reduced radar signature and less maintenance. The revolutionary mast also allows the incorporation of new technology in the future generation of stealthy ships.
This boxed set contains:
-
1*USS Arthur W. Radford (DDG-968) 1/700 scale spruance-class destroyer
This kit combines precision and multi-media parts to accurately render this hi-tech ship in 1/700 scale. Particular attention has been given to its mast superstructure.
Main Features:
- new tooling and full detail for the AEM/S
- photo-etched parts, adding an extra level of refinement
- detailed bridge
- superstructure includes finely molded details
- highly detailed parts such as lifeboats and guns
- new Cartograf decals
About DDG-968:
The 8,040-ton USS Arthur W Radford (DD 968) was the eighth Spruance Class destroyer to be built. She was commissioned on 16 April 1977, and was notably made the test platform for the Navy’s AEM/S (Advanced Enclosed Mast System) in 1998. This system is easily identifiable with its unique mast superstructure that encloses antennas and sensitive equipment, with the added benefit of a reduced radar signature and less maintenance. The revolutionary mast also allows the incorporation of new technology in the future generation of stealthy ships.
