HMS WALRUS by Trumpeter 06251 1:350 scale kit  [TP06251]

Trumpeter 06251 HMS WALRUS
Price:
£5.20
Brand:
Trumpeter
Model:
TP06251
Condition:
Brand New
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Product brief: HMS WALRUS in 1:350 from Trumpeter

This is a 1:350 scale plastic model kit of HMS WALRUS, supplied as a compact vessel model intended for collectors and modellers working within the 1:350 ship category.

The name HMS Walrus has historically referred to modest-sized Royal Navy ships used in roles such as patrol, training, or auxiliary tasks. Vessels of this name are associated with smaller hull designs rather than major surface combatants.

The kit is packaged with a restrained parts list and compact overall size. Included are six sprues and a total of 54 plastic components, enabling a concise assembly process for those experienced with fine-scale modelling. The assembled model dimensions are approximately 39.92 mm long and 32.42 mm wide, which makes the finished piece well suited to shelf display, use in small dioramas, or as a supporting element in a larger 1:350 grouping.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1:350
  • Assembly: plastic model kit
  • Total plastic parts: 54 pcs
  • Total sprues: 6 pcs
  • Model length: 39.92 mm
  • Model width: 32.42 mm
  • Box dimensions: 16.5 x 10.5 x 3.5 cm

An economical, low-piece representation of HMS WALRUS in 1:350, appropriate for modellers seeking a small naval subject for display or incorporation into larger compositions.

How accurate are the kit's proportions compared to reference drawings?

The manufacturer provides overall dimensions and scale proportions; for fine accuracy checks, compare the kit to trusted plans or period photographs to confirm relative shapes and profiles.

What modification options suit this small-scale hull?

Typical small-scale modifications include adding rigging thread, aftermarket decals, or minimal photo-etch details; larger structural changes are less practical at this size.

How should delicate parts be prepared before painting?

Clean up sprue gates with a fresh blade and light sanding, then prime with a thin coat to reveal any imperfections before final paint application.

Is this kit recommended for collectors wanting to mirror a period fleet?

Yes. Its compact size makes it convenient as one piece in a larger period fleet display, provided consistent finishing and weathering are applied across the collection.

What precautions when handling very small components?

Handle small parts with fine tweezers and work over a parts tray to avoid loss. Use minimal glue and allow parts to set fully to prevent accidental misplacement.

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