1/700 USS Yorktown CV-5 Plastic Model Kit (TAM31712)
A 1/700-scale plastic model kit depicting the USS Yorktown CV-5, a World War II–era U.S. Navy aircraft carrier that served as flagship of Task Force 17 in the Pacific. This kit offers a historically faithful replica of Yorktown as she appeared during the war, capturing the carrier’s profile and key features for assembly and display, including her actions at Coral Sea and Midway before she was sunk.
Designed for 1/700-scale builders, the plastic kit invites careful assembly, painting, and weathering to bring out realistic detail. It makes a compelling centerpiece for a naval diorama or display shelf, giving collectors and modelers a tangible connection to World War II naval history.
A 1/700-scale plastic model kit depicting the USS Yorktown CV-5, a World War II–era U.S. Navy aircraft carrier that served as flagship of Task Force 17 in the Pacific. This kit offers a historically faithful replica of Yorktown as she appeared during the war, capturing the carrier’s profile and key features for assembly and display, including her actions at Coral Sea and Midway before she was sunk.
Designed for 1/700-scale builders, the plastic kit invites careful assembly, painting, and weathering to bring out realistic detail. It makes a compelling centerpiece for a naval diorama or display shelf, giving collectors and modelers a tangible connection to World War II naval history.
Original: $37.60
-65%$37.60
$13.16Description
A 1/700-scale plastic model kit depicting the USS Yorktown CV-5, a World War II–era U.S. Navy aircraft carrier that served as flagship of Task Force 17 in the Pacific. This kit offers a historically faithful replica of Yorktown as she appeared during the war, capturing the carrier’s profile and key features for assembly and display, including her actions at Coral Sea and Midway before she was sunk.
Designed for 1/700-scale builders, the plastic kit invites careful assembly, painting, and weathering to bring out realistic detail. It makes a compelling centerpiece for a naval diorama or display shelf, giving collectors and modelers a tangible connection to World War II naval history.
