This is where the ship upgrades sit that refuse to fit a tidy heading. Etched nameplates with display stands for Japanese battlecruisers, sheets of international signal flags, replacement ship's boats, deck binoculars and searchlights, and light anti-aircraft mountings all land in the same listing. Parts drawn for one particular vessel name the kit they belong to, so check the title before ordering. Taken one at a time these are small purchases, yet they are often the single detail that lifts a finished hull above the rest of the shelf.
A nameplate on a stand turns a model into a cabinet exhibit, signal flags give bare masts something to carry, and spare boats or mountings replace what the moulding simplified away. The main upgrade headings are gathered under ship model accessories, and the hulls themselves under plastic ship model kits.
