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Aircraft Carrier Fujian

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  • M38-B1188Catalog number
  • SlubanManufacturer
  • 1312Pieces
  • 1:450Scale
  • 12+Age
  • ABS plasticMaterial

About Aircraft Carrier Fujian set

Sluban Aircraft Carrier Fujian (M38-B1188) brings one of the most recognizable modern naval silhouettes to a substantial 1:450 scale display model. With 1,312 pieces, this construction set captures the broad flight deck, island superstructure, hull profile, and purposeful proportions that make a contemporary aircraft carrier such an impressive centrepiece for a collection.

Designed for builders aged 12 and up, the model offers an engaging project with plenty of room to appreciate the structure from every angle. The long deck creates a strong visual presence, while the layered construction gives the ship a convincing sense of height, depth, and engineering detail. Its 1:450 scale is large enough to make the carrier feel substantial without overwhelming a shelf or display cabinet.

Whether you collect naval subjects, modern military models, or technically distinctive Sluban sets, Aircraft Carrier Fujian makes a striking addition to a display. The 1,312 compatible construction bricks invite hands-on building, while the completed model provides a clean, imposing representation of a contemporary carrier. It is equally suited to careful display, a focused weekend build, or as a standout centrepiece in a larger fleet-inspired collection.

Set number M38-B1188 combines an ambitious build with a clear collector appeal. The finished carrier presents a memorable modern profile, and the scale gives the model a refined presence that rewards close inspection. It is a strong choice for experienced builders and enthusiasts looking for a detailed naval subject rather than a small, purely decorative model.

Historical background

Fujian is the third aircraft carrier commissioned by China and is widely identified as the country’s first domestically designed carrier using a flat-top configuration with electromagnetic catapults. Named after Fujian Province, the ship represents a significant step in the development of China’s blue-water naval aviation capability.

The carrier’s large flight deck is designed to support the launch and recovery of fixed-wing aircraft, while its island, deck-edge elevators, and extensive internal aviation facilities reflect the complex operating requirements of a modern carrier. At 1:450 scale, this Sluban model offers enthusiasts a compact way to explore the distinctive layout and evolving design language of one of the world’s newest major warships.