This is a 1:700 scale plastic model kit representing the US Navy destroyer USS The Sullivans DD-537, presented as a display-oriented representation of a World War II-era Fletcher-class destroyer.
The real USS The Sullivans (DD-537) was launched in April 1943 and commissioned in September 1943. Renamed in February 1943 to honor five brothers lost aboard the cruiser Juneau, she served in the Pacific theatre performing plane guard, shore bombardment, and radar picket duties, including Okinawa operations. Decommissioned after World War II, she returned to service for the Korean War and was finally decommissioned in 1965. The ship earned nine World War II battle stars and two Korean War stars. Her measured dimensions were approximately 114.8 m length overall, 12.1 m beam, 4.1 m draft, and a displacement near 2,050 tons.
As a scale representation, the model reproduces the ship profile and deck arrangement at 1:700 scale. The kit includes separate upper and lower hull components with the option to build as a full-hull or waterline presentation. Fittings and deck detail are supplied across multiple sprues, with decals printed to the specified 1945 Measure 22 paint scheme. The finished model dimensions and parts count are provided by the manufacturer for planning display and assembly.
A scale representation of a historic Fletcher-class destroyer with selectable hull presentation and a moderate parts count, suited to builders focused on accurate deck layout and display realism.
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