Trumpeter 04542 1/350 Ningbo (DDG 139) Sovremenny-class Destroyer Kit  [TP04542]

Trumpeter 04542 1/350 PLAN DDG 139 - NINGBO
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Trumpeter
Model:
TP04542
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Trumpeter 04542 1/350 Ningbo destroyer kit overview

This 1/350 scale plastic model reproduces the PLAN DDG 139 Ningbo destroyer with emphasis on visible superstructure and sensor fittings, making it a display-oriented project within the 1/350 warship category.

Historically, the Ningbo (hull 139) is an improved Project 956EM Sovremenny-class destroyer acquired by China in 2002. Launched in July 2004, its delivery was delayed after an onboard fire in April 2005 and the vessel was completed in 2006. The class dates from the late Cold War era and is noted for heavy surface-strike armament, prominent external sensor and weapon placements, and less extensive organic antisubmarine systems compared with some contemporaries.

As a modelling subject, the Sovremenny-class features many exposed fittings, missile launchers, and mast-mounted sensors. Builders should prepare for careful assembly of numerous external parts and attention to surface finish. The completed model has a notable display footprint because of its overall length and open superstructure elements, suiting those who prioritise external realism and weathering work.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/350
  • Assembly: model kit
  • Assembled length: 445.5 mm
  • Beam: 49 mm

A detailed 1/350 representation of a modern Sovremenny-class hull, the kit appeals to modelers and collectors focused on external detail and display impact.

This kit is produced at 1/350 scale, suitable for detailed display builds and dioramas at that common ship modelling size.
The subject models the improved Project 956EM variant as operated by the PLAN, specifically hull number 139, Ningbo.
It is supplied as a plastic model kit intended for builder assembly, containing parts that require trimming, test-fitting, and gluing.
The assembled model measures 445.5 mm in length with a beam of 49 mm, which helps determine case and shelf requirements.
Experience with fine external assembly, seam cleanup, and weathering techniques will benefit builders due to the kit's exposed weapons and sensor details.

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