TG-2 Torpedo Bomber 1:700 Kit - Trumpeter 03446  [TP03446]

Trumpeter 03446 TG-2 TORPEDO BOMBER
Price:
NZD$9.07
Brand:
Trumpeter
Model:
TP03446
Condition:
Brand New
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Compact TG-2 naval torpedo bomber model by Trumpeter — 1:700 scale

This 1:700 plastic representation shows the TG-2 torpedo bomber at a scale designed for small-format fleet presentations and carrier complements.

The TG-2 type refers to torpedo bomber aircraft employed in naval roles where delivering torpedoes at low altitude and operating from shipborne platforms or coastal fields were the main tasks. Historically these types supported maritime strike and fleet operations.

Presented as a small-scale subject, the kit is targeted at hobbyists focused on diorama scenes or collection displays. Construction is straightforward with multiple sprues producing repeated airframes; decals are provided for US NAVY liveries. The exact parts count, sprue layout, and compact footprint make it appropriate for mixed-fleet setups at 1:700 scale.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1:700
  • Assembly: plastic model kit
  • Parts count: 72 plastic parts
  • Dimensions: Length 15.32mm, Width 23.07mm
  • Total sprues: 6
  • Aircraft per kit: 12
  • Decal markings: US NAVY

A compact 1:700 TG-2 kit aimed at modelers who want reproducible airframes for small-scale fleet displays and shelf collections.

For small 1:700 parts use a fine applicator for plastic cement and thin coats of acrylic or enamel paint. Work slowly and consider magnification to avoid overhandling the tiny components.
The kit supplies decals printed for US NAVY schemes as noted in the product information; these are sized for the 1:700 airframes and intended to provide accurate finishing.
Yes. The small format and repeatable airframes make the kit well suited for carrier deck scenes and compact dioramas where multiple aircraft are required.
The six sprues produce 12 aircraft in total. Pose variations may be limited by the small parts, but with careful trimming and assembly minor differences can be achieved.

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