Dragon Ship Kits

Dragon (Plastics) 1/700 USSR Ushakov 7037
Glue and paints are required to assemble and complete the model (not included)

The 8,040-ton USS Arthur W Radford (DD 968) was the eighth Spruance Class destroyer to be built. She was commissioned on 16 April 1977, and was notably made the test platform for the Navy’s AEM/S (Advanced Enclosed Mast System) in 1998. This system is easily identifiable with its unique mast superstructure that encloses antennas and sensitive equipment, with the added benefit of a reduced radar signature and less maintenance. The revolutionary mast also allows the incorporation of new technology in the future generation of stealthy ships.

Dragon (Plastics) 1/700 HMS Dragon Type 45 Air Defence Destroyer Model Ship Kit 7109 with Decals for all the Class

Glue and paints are required

Cyber-Hobby are pleased to announce the 1/700th scale model of this famous British light carrier is now available again. A kit of HMS Invincible was previously released a number of years ago, but Dragon’s engineers have overhauled it and brought it up to date in time for this anniversary year. The special bonuses for 2012 are a set of completely new photo-etched parts, as well as new Cartograf decals. The 22,000-ton HMS Invincible was never sold to Australia, and it later served in operations in the Balkans and against Iraq, before she was eventually decommissioned in 2005. Now, however, modellers can get their hands on this special 30th anniversary edition of the famous carrier. In terms of detail and accuracy, this kit is invincible!
Glue and paints are required

Dragon (Plastics) 1/350 USS Florida SSGN 728 Submarine Kit 1056
Glue and paints are required

1:350 scale plastic model kit of the German battleship Scharnhorst as serving in 1940 during the Norway campaigns, during which while on patrol with her sistership Gneisenau, the German battleships located and sank the RN aircraft carrier HMS Glorious along with her escorting destroyers.

In 2010 Dragon released the most stunning ship kit ever till that point – a 1/350 scale rendition of the famous German battleship Scharnhorst (Item No.1040). That was later joined by a kit of the 31,500-ton battleship as she appeared in 1941 (Item No. 1036), but now Dragon has turned back the clock even further.

An appropriate accessory included in this kit is a comprehensive set of 1/350 scale crewmen. Although the figures might be small, they are highly detailed and true to scale. These plastic-injected crewmen far surpass similarly scaled two-dimensional photo-etched figures. Built to a high standard, figures comprise a gun crew for a 15cm gun turret. Other well-posed figures include the captain standing on the bridge, and another crewman climbing a ladder. When these figures are added to the giant battleship, they lend an air of realism and give a true sense of scale to this great German warship.

This kit is fully detailed including the unique mast of this destroyer. Many extra features are included. Extra Features; - Photo-etched railings for the entire superstructure - Extra Photo-etched railings for the previous Spruance class mast type (so modellers can upgrade their current Spruance class ships) Photo-etched railings for superstructure and around the whole ship are available. - Decals by Cartograf -- Including markings for the USS Arthur W Radford and other Spruance class ships!

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Pack containing HMS Trafalagar aand a  Soviet Oscar Class Submarine

Dragon 7007 is a 1/770 plastic kit set of HMS Revenge and a s Soviet Victor III Submarine