Flyhawk Model FLYFH1132S 1/700 German Navy Battleship Bismark 1941 Deluxe Edition Plastic Model
The German Navy Battleship Bismark started in July 1936 and launched in February 1939 and served in August 1940.
The ship name was named after the German unity officer Ottto von Bismark.
On May 24, 1941, the battleships Bismarc and heavy cruiser Prince of Wales approaches the Danish Strait, where cruiser battleships Hood and battleships Prince of Wales approaches the south and the Danish Strait.
The British side of this sea-faring warship Hodgousai and the battleship Prince of Wales are also damaged and evacuated from the combat waters.
The battleship Bismark was also infested by the German side and the intrusion of over 2000 t water and fuel tanks were damaged, making the operation impossible.
The British Navy plans an operations that burns vengeance into the battleship Bismark and infuses almost everything that can move.
Because the battleship Bismark has also been damaged, it takes a farewell to Prinz Oigen of the bureau ship to France, where it takes attack by the British aircraft carrier, and then transfers into battle with the British ships.
The Battleship Bismark went about 400 rounds in 88 minutes of combat and fires arising all the way around the ship, and the last time Bismark vice-Captain Aleles set the Bismark self-sinking command, just as the self-sinking order, the heavy cruiser Dorsetshire torpedo was placed and submerged with this thundertaker.
52 plastic parts (1 clear canopy for waterplanes), 8 etched parts, 8 metal barrels, 5 copper wires for masts, 2 resin parts
Kit reproduces full hull state
This product is a plastic model that requires assembly and painting.
Adhesives, tools, paints, etc., are required for assembly and painting.
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This product does not include any adhesives, paint, tools, or batteries.
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