Hobby Boss HB-86514 USS Guam CB-2 1/350 Scale Modellers Edition  [HB-86514]

Hobby Boss 86514 - 1/350 USS Guam CB-2
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Brand:
Hobby Boss
Model:
HB-86514
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Accurate 1/350 USS Guam CB-2 Replica

The Hobby Boss HB-86514 presents a 1/350 scale model of the USS Guam CB-2, an Alaska-class large cruiser from World War II. It is aimed at skilled modellers seeking accurate hull and superstructure contours.

Plastic parts are finely moulded to capture the ship's structural and deck detail. The kit requires assembly and does not include paint or decals, allowing model makers to apply period-correct finishes and custom weathering.

  • Scale: 1/350
  • Material: Plastic
  • Assembly Type: Requires Assembly
  • Paint and Decals: Not Included

Who is the HB-86514 best suited to?

This kit is best for experienced modellers familiar with fine-detail assembly and multi-stage painting. Novices may find the small parts challenging.

Will I need extra parts to complete the model?

The box contains the main plastic components; optional enhancements like photo-etch or aftermarket rigging can be added separately for extra realism.

How should I display the finished model?

Many builders place the finished cruiser on a dedicated plinth or within a glass case to protect delicate fittings and preserve paintwork.

Are there specific paints recommended for historical accuracy?

Use references for World War II US Navy paint codes and choose enamel or acrylic model paints that match those tones; testing on spare parts is advised.

Any tips for working at 1/350 scale?

Work with magnification, fine applicators and a steady hand. Dry-fitting parts before gluing and careful sanding will improve final alignment and appearance.

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