Dragon 7110 U.S.S. New York LPD-21 1/700 – plastic model kit

Discover the unique model of the assault ship U.S.S. New York (LPD-21) in 1/700 scale, manufactured by the renowned brand Dragon. This high-quality model kit allows for a faithful reproduction of one of the most remarkable vessels of the modern US Navy, made from steel recovered from the World Trade Center. The model represents an "amphibious transport dock" of the San Antonio class, used by the United States in 21st-century expeditionary operations.

Historical Description and Use

The USS New York entered service in 2009, gaining recognition as a modern unit supporting Marine landing operations and humanitarian missions. The ship actively participates in military, rescue, and peacekeeping operations, representing contemporary times. As part of the San Antonio class, the vessel is equipped with advanced command systems, innovative hydrodynamic solutions, and extensive capabilities for transporting equipment, personnel, and vehicles (such as hovercraft and helicopters).

Detailed Product Specifications

• Scale: 1/700
• Manufacturer: Dragon
• Country of origin of the original: United States of America
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Kit does not include glue or paint
• The model features precise details of the deck, superstructures, and armament
• The set includes sprues that allow for the construction of the full hull and superstructures of the vessel
• Dedicated category: plastic model kit
• Kit intended for intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty: 3/5)
• An excellent choice for enthusiasts of modern naval subjects and NATO fleets

Recommendation

The Dragon 7110 USS New York LPD-21 model in 1/700 scale is an excellent proposition for fans of modern warships and modelers seeking unique challenges. The high level of detail and faithful reproduction of authentic structural components make it ideal for building static naval dioramas or displaying as a standalone exhibit on a collector's shelf. We especially recommend this model to those interested in the US Navy of the 21st century, as well as collectors of amphibious ships with extraordinary histories.