1/350 H Class Battleship from Trumpeter - What's In The Box? Twin AND Triple Turrets Included!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Take a look inside the box with me! First look at the new 1/350 Trumpeter models H Class German Battleship plastic model kit! The boxart shows the battleship with triple main turrets but inside we find out the kit includes options for twins or triples!
Order this kit here: squadron.com/T...
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World of Warships (the game) has been a quite big influence on Trumpeter and Very Fire etc - myself included - as it has subjects not seen by the general uneducated public outside WW2 until now. I am stoked this is coming out and will be picking one up for sure. Thanks for the review!
That is very true! The game makes for some fun times and interesting ships for sure!
That's a good looking kit. Slide mold tech was used to advantage. If I was still in to model ships I would definitely like these proposed and unfinished/uncommissioned designs models as they are a documented component of naval history.
agreed!
I’d like to see some ships like USS Hartford or HMS Warrior in 1/200 or 1/100 scale; when sail meets steam mid to late 19th Century an area almost untouched by model companies
That would be a good era to get into for sure
@@SquadronMMD If enough people request something, the companies will produce it
Like you said, we all have ship models we'd like to see in kit form. I'd love to see a 1/144 or 1/200 scale Livermore-class WWII destroyer.
That would be awesome... I would bet we will see more DD's and such in 1/200 soon now that they have done so many of the big ships.
That would go well with the 1/350 USS Montana kit.
Agreed!
The H Class is my favorite battleship, I'm excited to see that there is a legit trumpeter model and hopefully will be ordering one soon when I get some extra funds!
It is a cool ship for sure! Get one when you can, it will be a fun build!
Thanks Brandon, looks like a great kit I want one :)
Do it!! Or get two and build both version ;-)
Decided to continue my H class today...found out that apprentl all "K" parts are missing -.-
Good thing is,those are relatively easy to scratch build,and the admirals bridge(K1) was wrong in the kit anyway :D
Glad you were able to fix the problem so your build didn’t have to pause!!
@@SquadronMMD Never said it´s not paused :D...1/350 is more like the"meh..don´t have anything else to do/am too tired for 1/700 and it is collecting dust again" scale for me
@@NashmanNash Ah!! I can relate to that for sure! You should see my model stash of "in process" kits haha
Thanks 😊 the information on this kit ,I’m going buy one name it Kaiser 🤓
I just bought that exact ship. I wanted to get more involved in PE.. and this has surely made me think.. I'm used to Tamiya.. This is my first Trumpeteer... Very different as far as instructions go so that's gonna be a bit of problem for me.. But looks pretty good.. Anxious to get started on it.
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I’d love to see a 1/200 h-44 on the market
That would be large and cool!
I did the maths on that one, with the H44 proposals being 345 Meters (1143 ft) long and the scale being 1:200 would equal to a model with a lenght of 1.7 meters (5.5 ft).
enormous sizes for sure but I bet it would be a lot of fun to build as well
Which i really hope from trumpeter is they will make 1/350 scale DKM Europa aircraft carrier
That would be pretty awesome!
Since this is my first trumpeteer and my first doing this much PE, are you gonna do a build? I would love to watch and follow along as I'm a bit clueless and don't want to mess this up.. Thanks..
I have one in my stash to build... but, it will be a while. I have a few others ahead of it! But... if you are curious about Trumpeter in general, I will be doing their Midway soon.
Why do we have a kit of a German battle ship that never was & never would have been. Where's the USS Salt lake city 11 Battle stars, had it out with 2 heavy & 2 light Japanese cruisers? How about the USS Houston?
Ideally, because a big battleship will sell. However, I'm with you, I'd love to see a USS SLC in plastic, as well as, a USS West Virginia, or any Colorado class.
Houston would be great!
@@hogfanfs123 West Virginia would be awesome... gotta figure it will show up at some point
What if ? / Might have been - models.... when you want to drive the rivet-counters totally nuts.
Nice kit but I wish Very Fire would re-release their H class 1/700. 1/350 is just too big for me. Already got Trunpeter 1/350 O class battle crusier
Not nit pick...you start out loud and clear, then as yer looking over the parts you get (too) quiet, like ur talkin to yourself.
Thank you Steve! I have a lot of learning to do.... plus, I am doing some improvements to my modeling room where I am making these videos... will be upgrading my recording equipment soon too... so, hopefully I will get better at this as I go!
Is This the H-44 Battleship, Which is supposed to be bigger than the Yamato?
They don't specify which ship of H-Class this is supposed to be... I assume by offering the option of the twins or the triples, they are planning on allowing us to build it into whichever one we prefer
No, This is the H-39, it was the direct follow on to the Bismarck class and was about 911 feet long at 56,000 tons with 8 x 16in guns, The biggest of the H-class designs would have been the H-44 at 1,131feet long, 131,000 tons and armed with 8 x 20in guns.
Germany never designed an H-Class with triple turrets not even on paper, i am under the impression that the optional three gun version is something that comes from the game War Thunder as a strictly made up ship that was so popular Trumpeter threw it in as a bonus, i applaud them for this but would hope that some day they give us the monstrous H-44 in both 1/350 and massive 1/200 scales.
If not War Thunder then maybe World of Warships.
@@josephkugel5099 Actually, I would settle for 1/700 Scale
Too bad the Nazies didn't produce these ships. They would have made nice target practice for Essex class carriers working up in the Atlantic.
It would have been very interesting for sure!
or several of the Montana and Vanguard class battleships