A model of a US Navy ship bearing the name Enterprise in 1:1200 scale. The small scale lets the overall silhouette of the vessel stand out, and the model fits even a smaller display case.
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The name Enterprise is among the most famous of all in the US Navy. Several vessels have borne it, and the aircraft carriers made it best known: the one from the time of the Second World War, which went through most of the great engagements in the Pacific, and the later nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, which stayed in service for over half a century. The name is thus kept in the navy across generations and belongs among those that have a firm place in a modeling collection.
It is one of the traditional naval scales. Large vessels work out in it at twenty to thirty centimeters, so they fit even where a model in a larger scale would stand no chance. Part of the deck equipment is suggested by shape rather than by separate parts, and the outline of the hull and the superstructures has the main say. That is precisely why whole sets of ships that can be measured against each other in the same ratio go together well in this scale.
In a small scale a thin coat of paint is what counts. A heavy finish will clog the fine relief of the deck and the model then comes across as soft, so apply the paint in several light coats on a clean, degreased surface. Run the transition between the side and the underwater part of the hull by the shape of the hull, not by eye. The finished model stands out on a dark base or on a surface that suggests the water.
Paints, glue, brushes and a base for the model are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.
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