Description
Details
The Bismarck was next to the Tirpitz the largest battleship in World War II. The 251m long ship was put into service on 24.08.1940. After completing the training trips, she took part in the company Rheinübung.
She sank on 24.05.1941 in a naval battle of Greenland, the British battlecruiser HMS Hood. Then the Bismarck, damaged at the bow, headed for a French port. In pursuit of British ships and aircraft, the ship was shot incapacitated on 27.05.1941 and sank in the Atlantic.
Finely structured components with rivets and countersunk sheet metal joints authentically reproduce this imposing battleship. Other features of the kit include the mobile turrets, with individual moving tubes.
- New kit form
- Detailed hull & propulsion system
- Decks with plank structure
- Turrets with individual moving tubes
- Filigree masts
- 18 dinghies
- 2 Arado 196 seaplanes
- 2 detailed cranes with outriggers
- Display stand
- 2 painting variants: Winter 1940/41 / March 1941
This kit is produced in grey plastic so will need painting to complete.
Click here for Revell paints, glues and tools to use with this kit.
Specifications:
| Level | 5 |
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| Scale | 1:700 |
| Age recommendation | 12+ |
| Number of parts | 295 |
Measurements
| Length | 359mm |
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