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The nuclear-powered Enterprise is the first aircraft carrier of its kind and is one of the largest ship objects ever built. On 25.11.1961 this gigantic aircraft carrier was put into service. Eight water-cooled reactors generate a total output of 300,000 hp, with which the ship reaches an average speed of 35 knots. The water displacement is 75,700 tons and the flight deck has a width of 76.8 meters. An average of 414 officers and 4,260 crew members are on board. Since the Enterprise is independent of external supplies due to its nuclear propulsion, large fuel depots are available for the on-board aircraft. The largest and most modern aircraft of the U.S. Navy can be used from the Enterprise. Features Optionally to be built with a complete fuselage or as a waterline model 30 on-board aircraft Detailed superstructure Rocket armament Radar antennas U.S. Navy decals Display stand Includes Kit incl. building instructions and decal

With the Type XXI, Germany had the most advanced submarine in the world at the beginning of 1945. Thanks to numerous technical innovations, it was able to sail underwater without restrictions, as the diesel engines sucked in the required fresh air through a special snorkel. The line shape designed for underwater cruising and a battery capacity three times larger resulted in the sensational underwater speed of 17 knots. Other innovations included low-noise electric motors for stealth driving, highly sensitive tracking devices and 2 cm anti-aircraft gun turrets. The model gives an authentic insight into this groundbreaking submarine due to the torn left hull outer wall. Many rooms have been reproduced in detail, including the diesel and electric engines. Glimpses of the command center and crew living quarters give an idea of life under water. The decal includes interior details and identifiers for U2540, which was commissioned on 24 February 1945. After a short training voyage, U2540 was sunk by the crew in the Flensburg Fjord on 04.05.1945. Raised again in 1957, it served the German Navy as the Wilhelm Bauer test boat. Today, U2540 can be visited as a museum boat. Features Detailed surface structures Detailed torpedo compartment Crew living quarters Detailed command center Turret with interior structure Detailed diesel and electric engines Battery/battery compartments Movable depth and rudders Rotating twin flak turrets Detailed turret structure with antennas, periscope and snorkel mast Authentic decal for U2540 with interior details

Bring history to life - The German battleship kit "Tirpitz" This unique kit offers you the opportunity to recreate the imposing German battleship "Tirpitz" in detail and hold a significant piece of maritime history in your hands. With an impressive length of 717 mm and 585 parts, this kit is a challenging and enriching project for model building enthusiasts of all ages. The "Tirpitz" was one of the most powerful battleships of its time and played a decisive role in the Second World War. Their operational periods during Operations "Sicily" in 1943 and "Rösselsprung" in 1942 were of strategic importance and give the model additional historical depth. When assembling the model, you will not only learn a lot about the model building itself, but also about the impressive history of this impressive warship. Our extensive kit contains everything you need to create the masterpiece. From a detailed hull to individually movable turrets to 16 lifeboats and two Arado 196 seaplanes with glass pulpits, you get a wealth of realistic elements that bring the model to life. The enclosed illustrated multilingual building instructions make assembly a pleasure, while the included decals offer the possibility to choose between two historical periods of use: Operation "Sicily" in 1943 and Operation "Rösselsprung" in 1942.The clear building instructions and high-quality parts make assembly accessible to beginners, while the multitude of details will delight even experienced hobbyists. Whether as an impressive exhibit in the living room, as a creative collector's project or as an exciting toy for young and old - the "Tirpitz" is suitable for a wide variety of applications. What makes this model kit truly unique are its myriad of special features. The highly detailed design of the hull and drive shafts gives the model an unparalleled authenticity. The individually movable 38 cm gun turrets and the numerous anti-aircraft guns make the heart of every precision mechanic beat faster. In addition, the aircraft hangar doors, which can be opened or closed, offer an extra dose of realism.

From summer 1943 a total of 91 U-boats of the VII C/41 type were commissioned. By this time, the operating conditions had changed completely. The pack tactics rarely led to the successful detection of ship convoys and special anti-submarine aircraft now patrolled over a wide area. In order to be able to defend themselves better against air attacks when surfaced, the Type VII C/41 U-boats were given a tower superstructure extended to a large conservatory. This is faithfully depicted in the model with two 20 mm anti-aircraft twins and a 37mm M42U anti-aircraft cannon. An erectable snorkel mast for fresh and exhaust air ducting, which was movable in the model, and four watertight pressure vessels with 5-man life rafts were further features of these submarines. Thanks to the better structural steel, the boats could now dive up to 250 m. New components are included to depict the wooden deck with engraved pressure vessels and the Atlantic stem. The highly detailed fuselage representation with rivets and weld seams is also worth mentioning. The following U-boats can be depicted with the decals: U 292, U 318, U 998, U 1004. Features Turret variant with "large conservatory" Detailed turret with railing Detailed representation of the wooden decks Movable snorkel mast Atlantic stem and modification of the upper hull center section Detailed 20 mm twin anti-aircraft gun Highly detailed 37 mm anti-aircraft gun Replica of the 4 pressure vessels on the upper deck Highly detailed hull illustration with rivets and weld seams Flood slots Detailed deck Detailed rudder system and propellers Periscopes can be retracted and extended in different positions Boat hooks Display stand Decals for U 292, U 318, U 998, U 1004 1st U-Flotilla, Brest, 1944 13th U-Flotilla, Narvik, 1945 5th U-Flotilla, Kiel, 1943 31st U-Flotilla, Hamburg, 1944

Model kit of the Flower class, which, as escort for Allied ship convoys, bore the brunt of the fight against German U-boats in World War II. Features Structured hull Movable propeller Detailed deck construction 10.2 cm main gun Pom pom gun Detailed radar tower Depth charge systems Display stand Authentic decals for the following version: Flower Class Corvette HMCS Snowberry, Atlantic Ocean, May 1943

PT-109 is immortalized as the boat commanded by John F Kennedy. PTs were powered by three twelve-cylinder Packard engines, and equipped with four torpedo tubes, machine guns, and an anti-aircraft gun. Without ceremony or christening, she was lowered into Newark Bay in July, 1942; two months later her baptism under fire took place in the Guadalcanal war area. Features Waterslide decals are included, and the model can be painted as seen on the box with these colors: Copper, Black, Gray, Blue, Silver, and Flesh. Four torpedo tubes, two twin .50 caliber machine guns, a 20mm cannon,a life raft, four crew figures, and three rudders, propellers and shafts are all included. Contains clear assembly instructions with a detailed synopsis of Kennedy's exciting and dangerous voyage. Includes a display stand.

HMS Ark Royal (pennant number 91) was an aircraft carrier of the Royal Navy that served during the Second World War. Designed in 1934 to fit the restrictions of the Washington Naval Treaty, Ark Royal was built by Cammell Laird and Company Ltd. at Birkenhead, England, and completed in November 1938. Her design differed from previous aircraft carriers. Ark Royal was the first ship on which the hangars and flight deck were an integral part of the hull, instead of an add-on or part of the superstructure. Designed to carry a large number of aircraft, she had two hangar deck levels. She served during a period that first saw the extensive use of naval air power; several carrier tactics were developed and refined aboard Ark Royal. Ark Royal served in some of the most active naval theatres of the Second World War. She was involved in the first aerial and U-boat kills of the war, operations off Norway, the search for the German battleship Bismarck, and the Malta Convoys. Ark Royal survived several near misses and gained a reputation as a 'lucky ship'. The Germans incorrectly reported her as sunk on multiple occasions. She was torpedoed on 13 November 1941 by the German submarine U-81 and sank the following day; one of her 1,488 crew members was killed. Her sinking was the subject of several inquiries; investigators were keen to know how the carrier was lost, in spite of efforts to save the ship and tow her to the naval base at Gibraltar. They found that several design flaws contributed to the loss, which were rectified in new British carriers. The Tribal class, or Afridi class, were a class of destroyers built for the Royal Navy, Royal Canadian Navy and Royal Australian Navy that saw service in World War II. Originally conceived during design studies for a light fleet cruiser, the Tribals evolved into fast, powerful destroyers, with greater emphasis on guns over torpedoes than previous destroyers, in response to new designs by Japan, Italy, and Germany.

Model kit of the most frequently built submarine class in history! Characteristic of the Type VII C/41 was the "large winter garden" with additional armament and the erectable snorkel mast. Features Photoetched parts, metal tubes for the guns and self-adhesive wooden deck. Mobile snorkel mast Atlantic Headstones Periscopes retractable and extendable 2 cm Zwilling-Flak on rotating carriage Highly detailed 3.7 cm anti-aircraft cannon Included yarn Decals for U 997, U 995, U 295, U 324, U 307, U 1023, U 1002, U 1105 Scope of delivery Plastic model kit (unassembled) Illustrated, multilingual assembly instructions Decals, paper flag panel yarn photo-etched parts metal pipes Self-adhesive wooden deck Specifications Number of parts:832 Length:934 mm Width:90 mm Height:213 mm

Model kit of the patrols Torpedo boats of the US Navy used in large numbers in the Pacific War. Features Two-piece hull Detailed deck superstructures interiors Two rocket launchers torpedoes Various machine guns Display stand Authentic display of the following versions: PT-588, Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron THIRTY NINE (PTRon 39), Pacific Fleet, Samar, P.I., July 1945 PT-579, Engine Torpedo Boat Squadron THIRTY NINE (PTRon 39), Pacific Fleet, Samar, P.I., July 1945

Model kit of the ocean-going German submarine type IXC. The early boats were equipped with a turret known as a narrow turret with a small "winter garden". Features Hull representation with riveted and welded structure Torpedo doors optionally open or closed Extendable periscopes and antennas Detailed turret side panels with compass and turret hatch Net deflector antennas and insulators Yarn for antenna replica 2 cm and 3.7 cm anti-aircraft guns 10.5 cm gun Specifications Number of parts: 170 Length: 1063 mm Width: 95 mm Height: 225 mm Authentic representation of the following versions Submarine Type IX C, U154, First Patrol, North Atlantic, Feb. 7, 1942 - March 1, 1942. Submarine Type IX C, U67, Training, Baltic Sea, Winter 1941 Scope of delivery Plastic model kit (not assembled). Illustrated, multilingual assembly instructions Decals Yarn  

Dive into history: your masterpiece - your German Submarine Type IX C/40 (U190) 1:144 scale model kit! Bring the fascinating world of submarines to life with our exquisite 1/144 scale German Submarine Type IX C/40 (U190) model kit! This masterpiece of model making allows you to explore and recreate the legendary Type IX C-class submarine in all its detail. With a diving depth of 250 meters and an amazing range of 13,850 nautical miles (for the Type IX C/40), this submarine was a true giant of the seas. This model kit is suitable for budding modelers aged 12 and up, and for anyone with a penchant for history, engineering and maritime adventure. Whether you're a beginner or experienced modeler, this set will allow you to expand your skills and create an impressive showpiece for your collection, display, or play. Features 115 highly detailed plastic parts for a realistic finish Pictured, multilingual assembly instructions for effortless assembly Decals for the perfect finish Innovative quick-dive device and snorkel for authentic functionality Late model with large conservatory for distinctive detail Contents Plastic model kit (unassembled, illustrated, multilingual building instructions, decals

The Revell 1/700 HMS Invincible Falklands War  from the plastic ship model kits range accurately recreates the real life British aircraft carrier. This model requires paint and glue to complete.

In WWII, the US Navy used type PT patrol boats to survey the Pacific island region, marked by reefs and atolls. Some crews customised their boats, decorating them with the outrageous "nose arts" typical of bombers and fighter jets at the time. Features Two-part hull Interiors Decal with "nose art" Specifications Scale:1:72 Age:12+ Number of parts:146 Length:341 mm Width:107 mm Height:120 mm Scope of delivery Plastic model kit (non-assembled), Illustraded, multilingual assembly instructions, Decal set  

Model kit of a US Navy heavily armed patrol boat, used in the Mekong Delta during the Vietnam War. Specifications Age:12+ Number of parts:93 Length:213 mm Width:58 mm Features One-piece hull Detailed deck superstructure interior Two machine guns Display stand Authentic decals for PCF-9, PCF-65, PCF-103 Scope of delivery Plastic model kit (not assembled) Illustrated, multilingual assembly instructions Decals

The Type XXI submarine was the most influential design in submarine construction during the SecondWorld War and, at the time of its commissioning, it was the most advanced submarine in the world. With their high battery capacity and cleverly designed snorkel, these ships could travel while remaining almost constantly submerged. Features Two-part hull Moveable rudders Extendible periscope and antennas Decals for different versions Includes Plastic model kit (unassembled), illustrated, multilingual building instructions, decals

The USS Wasp is the lead ship of the amphibious assault ship class of the same name. The ship can carry up to 1,894 Marine Corps troops and approximately 40 aircraft such as helicopters and Harrier VTOL aircraft. Features Waterline model Inner service deck Airplanes & Helicopters Decals included for 4 Wasp-class ships (USS Wasp, USS Essex, USS Kearsarge, USS Boxer) Specifications Scale:1:700 Age recommendation:12+ Number of parts: 142 Length: 365mm Scope of delivery Plastic model kit (unassembled), illustrated, multilingual building instructions, decals  

Discover the fascinating world of sophisticated model making with our model kit of the German submarine class IX C/40 "Platinum Edition". This exclusive kit in an impressive 1:72 scale, with a length of 1063 mm, width of 95 mm and height of 225 mm, offers an exceptional model building experience. With a part count of 800 pieces, this kit is particularly suitable for experienced modelers and carries the age rating of 13+. The attention to detail and authenticity of this model is second to none due to the integration of high-quality photo-etched parts, metal tubes for the guns and a self-adhesive wooden deck. In addition, the model is characterized by a movable snorkel mast, an Atlantic bow and retractable periscopes. The detailing continues with a 2 cm twin anti-aircraft gun on a rotating mount and a highly detailed 3.7 cm anti-aircraft gun. The model represents the most frequently built submarine class in history. The Type VII C/41, known for its "large conservatory" with additional armament and the erectable snorkel mast, played a central role in naval warfare during World War II. This edition makes it possible to recreate a piece of history in detail and at the same time offers a tribute to the engineering art of the time. The kit is ideal for experts (Level 5) who have in-depth knowledge and skills in model making. It offers a challenging yet rewarding experience for anyone who wants to get involved in gluing, painting, and detailing models at an advanced level. Features Exclusive "Platinum Edition" with extended detail elements Precision manufacturing for a realistic replica Authentic armament and equipment details High-quality materials for long-lasting display Includes 800 individual parts Photo-etched parts Metal tubes for guns Self-adhesive wooden deck Movable snorkel mast Atlantic stem Retractable and extendable periscopes 2 cm twin anti-aircraft gun on rotating mount 3.7 cm anti-aircraft gun Yarn for realistic depictions Decals for various U-boats (U 997, U 995, U 295, U 324, U 307, U 1023, U 1002, U 1105) Specifications Width: 9.5 cm Length: 106.3 cm Height: 22.5 cm

Gneisenau - Historical battleship on a scale of 1:1200: A journey into maritime history Discover the detailed model kit of the historic Gneisenau, a defining battleship of the Second World War. This 1:1200 scale kit allows you to reconstruct a piece of history. With a number of parts of 48, this model offers a balanced challenge for advanced modelers (Level 4). The finished dimensions of 188mm long, 30mm wide and 60mm high make this model an impressive display piece. Special features such as an authentic decal and detailed deck highlight the quality and realism of this kit. The 2024 re-edition provides modern and precise parts that make assembly a pleasure. Features 48 precisely manufactured parts Authentic decals for realistic details Detailed deck that brings the historic Gneisenau to life Detailed instructions for hassle-free assembly Bonus: Historical information and pictures about the Gneisenau Special features Authentic decal : Gives your model a realistic look. Detailed Deck : Each element has been carefully recreated to ensure historical accuracy. 2024 re-edition : Benefit from improved materials and state-of-the-art manufacturing techniques. The kit is aimed at advanced model makers (Level 4) who have experience in gluing and painting and are interested in historical warships. With its medium complexity, this model is ideal for model makers looking to expand their knowledge and skills.  

Precision model building of the HMS Duke of York: historical master class on a scale of 1:1200 Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of detailed model building with our latest kit of the HMS Duke of York. This exquisite 1:1200 scale model consists of 45 precisely crafted parts, which together create an impressive finished product measuring 175mm long, 30mm wide and 60mm high. Ideal for advanced model makers (Level 4), this kit requires experience in gluing and painting and is recommended for ages 12 and up. The kit features highly detailed parts and realistic design, including an authentic decal and detailed deck that pays tribute to the real HMS Duke of York. Features 45 precisely manufactured components Detailed deck Authentic decal Complete building instructions Historical information about the ship 2024 reissue with updated parts Special features Detailed deck and authentic decal for a realistic finish 2024 reissue with updated and improved components Historical significance as a model of HMS Duke of York, a key ship of the Second World War Advanced level for a challenging and rewarding building project This kit is aimed at advanced model makers (Level 4) who have experience in gluing and painting. It offers a challenging yet rewarding experience for anyone ages 12 and up who has a deep interest in historic battleships and precision model building. The HMS Duke of York was a British battleship that was used in important battles during the Second World War, including the famous sinking of the German battleship Scharnhorst. This model kit celebrates the ship's historical significance and technological advancements by providing model building enthusiasts a way to build and understand a piece of history. Immerse yourself in the story as you put each piece together and experience the satisfaction of creating a masterpiece that is both educational and entertaining.

USS New Jersey: Historical battleship in 1:1200 scale - detailed model kit for advanced users Discover the USS New Jersey model kit, an outstanding piece of maritime history in an impressive 1:1200 scale. With a number of parts of 45, this model offers a fascinating challenge for advanced model makers. The dimensions of the finished model are impressive: a length of 225 mm, a width of 30 mm and a height of 30 mm. This kit, recommended for ages 12 and up, is a perfect combination of historical significance and detailed replica. Features 45 precisely manufactured components Authentic decal for realistic details Highly detailed deck that faithfully reflects the original 2024 reissue with updated features Special features Rich in Detail: Every element of the kit is carefully crafted to authentically recreate the USS New Jersey. Historical Accuracy: A faithful replica of the American battleship used in World War II and the Korean War. Exclusive re-edition: The 2024 edition of the model kit contains updated and improved components and decorations. The kit is ideal for advanced model makers (Level 4) who have experience in gluing and painting models. It offers a challenging yet rewarding task for anyone who is enthusiastic about maritime history and detailed model building projects.