TBD-1 Devastator 1:700 Plastic Model - Trumpeter 03403  [TP03403]

Trumpeter 03403 TBD-1 DEVASTATOR
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Model:
TP03403
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1:700 TBD-1 Devastator kit overview from Trumpeter

This kit presents the U.S. Navy TBD-1 Devastator in 1:700 scale as a small-format carrier aircraft suitable for naval modelling displays.

The Douglas TBD Devastator originated in the mid 1930s as a carrier-based torpedo bomber for the United States Navy. It entered service prior to World War II and served as the main torpedo bomber in the early conflict. The design was overtaken by advancing technology and tactics, and the type suffered heavy losses during carrier operations in 1942.

In this scale the model places emphasis on compact component layout and fleet compatibility. Assembly calls for attention to numerous small parts across six sprues totaling 90 pieces; accurate trimming and alignment will improve appearance. Surface treatments are balanced for small-scale detail, and modellers may opt to apply paint and aftermarket decals for historical markings. The model works well on carrier decks or as part of grouped airwing displays where scale fidelity matters.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1:700
  • Model dimensions: Length 15.5 mm, Width 21.7 mm
  • Total plastic parts: 90 pieces
  • Total sprues: 6 sprues

A compact TBD-1 Devastator suited to small-scale naval layouts and collectors focused on accurate carrier airwing composition.

Carefully cut parts from the sprue with a sharp cutter, remove flash with a fine file or sanding stick, and test-fit components before applying adhesive.
The listing does not specify included marking guides. Use reference sources for accurate paint schemes and consider aftermarket decals for specific squadron markings.
The type reflects a 1930s design that served entering World War II as the Navy's primary torpedo bomber before being rendered obsolete by advances in 1942.
Yes. The 1:700 dimensions are intended for compatibility with other small-scale carrier and fleet models for cohesive displays.

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