Eduard 53202 USN ensign flag WW2 STEEL 1/350

Eduard 53202 USN ensign flag WW2 STEEL 1/350 is a high-quality set dedicated to modelers who want to add authentic character to their replicas of United States Navy ships from the World War II era. The product is a realistically reproduced US Navy national flag, which was used on American warships between 1941 and 1945.

This modeling accessory is made from ultra-thin, colored photo-etched steel. Thanks to the use of this technology, the flag is characterized by extremely detailed printing and exceptional durability—significantly surpassing traditional paper flags or decals in quality. The product is designed for plastic ship models in the popular 1:350 scale, ensuring excellent fit for miniatures of such legendary vessels as the USS Missouri, USS Arizona, or USS Enterprise.

The USN flag in the STEEL version directly replicates the standard United States naval ensign, which flew on the masts of ships during many key naval operations—from actions in the Pacific to the Atlantic and Mediterranean Sea. It was present both in the Battle of Midway and during the Normandy landings.

• Scale: 1:350
• Country of use: United States of America
• Historical period: World War II (1941–1945)
• Material: colored photo-etched steel
• Category: model accessories, photo-etched parts
• Manufacturer: Eduard
• The set does not require gluing, ready to use after trimming and installation

This product is intended for both advanced modelers and intermediate enthusiasts who want to enhance the realism of their 1:350 scale ship models. It offers a quick and impressive way to upgrade the display quality of any miniature from the World War II era.
Recommended assembly difficulty: 1/5 – requires only care during application and mounting, ideal for anyone who values historical details and exceptional craftsmanship.

Eduard 53202 USN ensign flag WW2 STEEL 1/350 is an accessory that allows you to introduce authentic historical detail to any ship model collection and make your diorama or display stand out among other models of this period.