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USS Coronado LCS-4
1/350 Scale Ship Models

Kit# DC055  $64.95 model is now - 15" long
This ship is GONE!
 

 

Specifications - LCS Littoral Combat Ship (Flight 0, first generation):
Hull Type: Stabilized Trimaran Monohull
Displacement: 2176 tons (light), 2784 tons (full)
Dead Weight: 608 tons
Length: 418' (oa)
Beam: 93.2' (extreme)
Draft: 13' (Maximum Navigational Draft)
Propulsion: Two gas turbine engines, two propulsion diesels, two water jets
Speed: 47 kts (sprint), 50+ kts (top speed)
Armament: Bofors 57mm naval gun; Rolling Airframe Missile (RAM) launcher; 4 - .50 caliber machine gun mounts
Combat Management System: Northrup Grumman ICMS
Electronics: Ericsson Sea Giraffe (air / surface surveillance, weapon assignment);
Decoy System: 3 - Super RBOC; 2 - Nulka Decoy launchers
Complement: 26
USS Coronado (LCS 4) Building and Operational Data:
  • 14 October 2005: Contract Awarded to General Dynamics Corp.
  • 19 January 2006: Laid down at Austal USA, Mobile, Ala.
  • 29 April 2008: Launched
  • 4 October 2008: Christened, sponsored by Mrs. Doreen Scott, wife of Terry D. Scott, 10th Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy
  • 18 October 2009: Completed builder's trials in the Gulf of Mexico
  • 18 December 2009: Delivered to, and accepted by, the U.S. Navy
  • 16 January 2010: Commissioned at Mobile, Ala., Cdr Kurt A. Renshaw (CO Blue) and Cdr Michael B. Riley (CO Gold) in command

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    What's in the kit look below.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    BRAND NEW TOOLING!!!

    - Newly tooled MH-53E
    - Newly produced MK-105
    - Detailed integrated ISR suite delicately represented
    - Hull-side door can be assembled open/closed
    - Hangar is hollow to allow accommodation of helicopter
    - Dimensionally accurate flight deck represented in detail
    - Photo-etched safety netting surrounds the flight deck
    - Detailed flight deck includes signal lights
    - Optional MK 41 launcher authentically produced
    - True-to-scale SeaRAM including 11-cell launcher and Phalanx CIWS delicately represented
    - Bow anchor correctly depicted
    - Hangar door can be assembled open/closed
    - Stern doors can be assembled open/closed
    - Realistic life raft containers and brackets provided
    - Waterline or full-hull version can be assembled
    - Display stand included for display of full-hull version
    - Delicate MQ-8 included
    - Intricate Trimaran hull consists of main hull and two outrigger hulls
    - One-piece slide-molded superstructure accurately represented
    - One-piece slide-molded lower hull w/both waterline & full-hull versions available

    Bronco has already released a 1/350 scale kit of USS Independence (LCS-2), the prototypical Independence-class Littoral Combat Ship (LCS). Now, Bronco is following up with an identically scaled plastic kit of USS Coronado (LCS-4). What is most remarkable about this kit is that LCS-4 is still under construction, with it not expected to enter service until May 2012. This means model-makers will get their hands on this ship long before the US Navy does! Its primary missions will include mine, anti-submarine and surface warfare depending on what mission package modules are installed on the ship.

    Based on the very popular LCS-2 kit, Item No. 7108 shares many of its extremely accurate components. However, it has been modified where appropriate to reflect any changes introduced in LCS-4. To make it even more distinctive, the ship comes with some newly tooled items such as an MH-53E Sea Dragon helicopter equipped with an MK-105 Mod 4 Magnetic Minesweeping System, more commonly known as the “sled”. This hydrofoil-type device is towed along the ocean’s surface by a Sea Dragon during minesweeping operations. As well as this, the kit also boasts an MQ-8 Fire Scout rotary-winged unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV). With all these accessories, this new kit of the future USS Coronado couldn’t be any more advanced!

     

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