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| Reviewed by Timothy Dike
November 2013 |
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| Here's a handy little photo etch fret for superdetailers and scratchbuilders. This whole fret consists of canopy supports. These are typical of the type the US Navy used during WW2 and the prewar years. Ships at anchor would erect these to provide a little shade for the crew. Many historical photos show them the ships of the Pacific fleet with these erected and white canvass covering the bow and stern of the ship. | |
| PHOTOETCH FRET | |
| There are two types of supports provided etched in stainless steel on the fret. There are hundreds included so you will have enough to do a whole fleet. The fret is protected by a thin film of plastic to keep the parts from damage. |  |
| INSTRUCTIONS | |
| Instructions are pretty simple showing the parts and how they install on a typical ship. |  |
| CONCLUSIONS | |
 This
set is another in the growing line of detail parts from Lion Roar. This
one will be handy for anyone doing a Pearl Harbor diorama. Check out this
and other Lion Roar sets at your favorite retailer. You can find out more
at the Lion Roar
website. This is set #R7023 with a list price of $7.50 US, available
at most hobby retailers. |
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