CY510 HMS 1/200 Tribal Class Afridi Destroyer RC Model Kit with Detail Upgrade

This set of full RC ship model kit is including all the plastic kit, brass RC kit and brass detail upgrade kit. Whole set of kit as shown is included, experienced builder could utilize the RC ship kit to assemble an HMS 1/200 ARTR Tribal class, or Afridi class destroyer.

 

Size,

Length: 57 cm

Width: 5.6 cm

 

Packaging List,

Plastic Part (3D SLA Printing),

Ship Hull X2 (Front & Rear)

Deck, Bridge and Rest of Details

 

RC Kit Section,

Type 050 Brushed Motor X2

Brass Shaft Couplings X2

Brass Y-Supports X2

Brass Stern Tube X2

Stuffing Tube X1

Brass Propeller X2

Brass Motor Mount X2

2mm Stainless Steel Shaft X2

Steering Arm X1

Steering Rob X1

Buckle of Servo X2

Hollow Head Setscrews (Adequate)

 

Detailed Up Section,

Wooden Deck X1

Brass Anchor X2

Anchor Chain X2

Brass Pillar X8

Photo Etches X4

Brass Main Gun Barrels X8

Brass AA Gun Barrels X18

Aluminum Mast X8

Brass Jack X1

Ultra-Flex Memory-Alloy-Wire X1 (3m prepare for antenna)

 

Assembly Tools,

Masking Sheet X1 (Cover all the deck)

For RC conversion purpose, we design this dedicated set of brass upgrade kit. It includes powerful 050 motors X2 and corresponding shafts and bearing etc. RC fans whom have strong craftwork skills and experiences could convert the original kit as a RC destroyer model.+

 

1.5 to 2 mm brass shaft couplings could effectively transmit the torque from 050 motors and tightly fasten even in high-speed.
Brass shaft sleeve with stuffing box available for lubricate injection. Which also waterproof the propulsion shafting. Innovating setting the ball bearing on the end of the sleeve achieve excellent lubricated effect.
A pair of brass Y-Support is produced by manual welding, which contains all the details from the real.
All propellers have been manufactured and fasten with machine screws, which could tolerate high-speed running.
All propellers have been manufactured and fasten with machine screws, which could tolerate high-speed running.

 

This ultra-sophisticated brass kit could both fully the requirements for gallery and RC model.

 

All packing kits has been listed in the pictures. Buyers should prepare the radio controller, battery and assembly tools like drill, epoxy glue and putty etc.

 

The Tribal class, or Afridi class, were a class of destroyers built for the Royal Navy, Royal Canadian Navy and Royal Australian Navy that saw service in World War II. Originally conceived during design studies for a light fleet cruiser, the Tribals evolved into fast, powerful destroyers, with greater emphasis on guns over torpedoes than previous destroyers, in response to new designs by Japan, Italy, and Germany. The Tribals were well admired by their crews and the public when they were in service due to their power, often becoming symbols of prestige while in service.

As some of the Royal Navy's most modern and powerful escort ships, the Tribal class served with distinction in nearly all theatres of World War II. Only a handful of Royal Navy Tribals survived the war, all of which were subsequently scrapped from hard use, while Commonwealth Tribals continued to serve into the Cold War, serving with distinction in the Korean War. Only one Tribal survives to this day: HMCS Haida, which is now a museum ship in Hamilton Harbor, Ontario, Canada.