Revell Ships Battleship Bismarck 1: 350 05040

Revell Ships Battleship Bismarck 1: 350 05040

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Manufacturer::	Revell
Model:	Battleship Bismarck
Scale:	1:350
Number of parts:	659
Dimensionen:	length 718mm
Colors:	Aqua Color 36105 36109 36136 36157 36176 36178 36183 36188 36192 36199 36115 36137 36139 36140 36148 36185 36191 Email Color 32105 32109 32136 32157 32176 32178 32183 32188 32192 32199 32115 32137 32139 32140 32148 32185 32191 Spray Color 34105 34109 34136 34157 34176 34178 34188 34199 34115 34185 34191
Age recommendation:	14+
Descritption:	Revelle Ships/ Revell Modellbau

At 42,343 t, the Bismarck was the largest and most modern battleship in the world (next to the Hood). On May 24, 1941, she and the heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen sank the largest British battle cruiser, the Hood, with a direct hit on the pack ice border off Greenland in a sea battle with the 5th volley of her 38 cm guns. Launched on February 14, 1940 at Blohm & Voss in Hamburg, it was together with the structurally identical Tirpitz the most modern ship and the prestige object of the German Navy. With a length of 251 m, the top of the mast reached 52 m above the water surface. A total of 17,450 t of steel was used as armor protection. The newly constructed heavy artillery fired 800 kg projectiles up to a distance of 34.2 km, whereby 350 mm armor could be penetrated up to 21 km. While the Prinz Eugen received no hit in the battle on May 24th, the Bismarck, damaged at the bow, set course for a French port. During the subsequent pursuit by British ships and aircraft, the ship was incapacitated after a torpedo hit in the steering gear on May 27, 1941 by numerically superior forces of the Home Fleet and sank in the Atlantic about 800 km off the French coast. Of the 2,092 men on board, 115 survived.

Model Details:
- NEW kit form - very detailed
- display stand
- Camouflage instructions and decals for two periods of use: test phase Baltic Sea, autumn 1940 and May 1941

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