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1/300 Scale. Measures over 12 inches long. Molded in Dark black gray and clear. Updated decal sheet and new artwork. Skill level 2. This kit also comes with a STEM booklet explaining the history of early submarine development. A great learning tool for all. Atlantis acquired this tooling last year from Round 2.
Monitor measures 8.25" long and Merrimac measures 14" long. Please note this tooling comes from Lindberg originally not the Pyro tooling. Completely different. The Merrimac Scale is 1/300 and the Monitor is 1/210 Scale. 2 Ironclad ships included. Comes with Vacu-formed seascape base and individual display stands if you choose not to use the base. Updated decals and historical booklet. Detailed instructions. Molded in light gray. Build this detailed historical scene only with Atlantis.
On March 9, 1862 a naval battle took place off the coast of Virginia that would forever change warfare at sea. This infamous battle is relived with Atlantis Models The Battle of the Ironclads historical diorama scene. This plastic model set comes with a historical booklet describing the Battle of Hampton Roads and the development of the first ironclad ships leading up to the faceoff. Perfect for a school project. The ships also come with their own individual display stands and nameplates. This great moment in history changed naval warfare forever and made every other navy in the world obsolete. It was an awesome and dangerous achievement in a sad and bitter war.
Naval history. Launched in 1942, the New Jersey was one of 4 Iowa class battleships built by
Model kit of the patrols Torpedo boats of the US Navy used in large numbers in the Pacific War.
- 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
The United States Navy Aircraft Carrier CVN-65 Enterprise, also known as the "Big E", is the worlds largest ship and the first nuclear powered aircraft carrier. Webster defines the word Enterprise as meaning"Undertaking, Project, A business organization, Initiative, etc.", and the CVN-65 fits all of these definitions perfectly.
The carrier Enterprise is the 8th U.S. Naval vessel to carry the name, and the first one was launched in 1755 as a one masted sailing ship that served during the American Revolution and its displacement was only about 1/1000 of the current namesake. Following the end of the second conflict, the U.S. Navy had on hand 99 aircraft carriers, with another 39 under construction, but with the completion of hostilities construction was halted and many of the others were mothballed. In 1947, only 20 carriers were in active service, including the Midway. With the advent of jet aircraft and heavier gross weights of the new planes, a large 60,000 ton class of carrier was discussed to cover these needs. Construction was begun on CVB-58 in 1949, a 65,000 ton class carrier, but was halted after only five days, because of a change in political thinking, wherein emphasis was placed upon tactical long range bombers instead.
The USS Yorktown was completed in September 1937 as the first ship of her namesake-class and the U.S. Navy's sixth aircraft carrier. When the Pacific War broke out, she became the flagship of Task Force 17 under the command of Rear Admiral Frank J. Fletcher and conducted a number of operations around the Pacific. During the Battle of the Coral Sea in May 1942, she helped thwart the Japanese Navy's advance on New Guinea despite suffering severe damage. Subsequently, at the Battle of Midway, the Yorktown and her sister ships USS Enterprise and USS Hornet defeated the Japanese Mobile Fleet, but the Yorktown herself suffered severe damage by torpedo and bomb hits from the aircraft of the Japanese carrier Hiryu. She was finally sunk by torpedoes from the Japanese submarine I-168. The Tamiya 1/700 scale model is a precise replica assembly kit of this iconic carrier during WWII.
Highly detailed kit which comes from the classic Revell tooling now owned by Atlantis. Measures 16 inches long when complete. Decals included for Forrest Sherman, Turner Joy and Edson destroyers. Flag Sheet. Skill level 2.
This is the 1:350 scale N.Y.K. Line Hikawa Maru Passenger Cargo Ship plastic model kit from Hasegawa.
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More InfoThis is the 1:350 Scale US Battleship BB-63 Missouri Circa 1991 Plastic Model Kit from the Ship Series by Tamiya.
FEATURES:
Highly detailed plastic pieces molded in grey and black
1985 model has been updated with new parts to enable depiction of the Missouri as she appeared in 1991
Newly tooled parts include the bridge area, Tomahawk launcher deck, aft bridge deck, funnel, aft funnel mast, dome-shaped radar, No.1 turret ventilator, Mk.37 gun director, deck ventilator, and RQ-2 Pioneer, etc
Highly detailed 12.7cm guns, Mk.38 Gun Fire Control System, and Mk.13 Fire Control Radar AA radar, surface search radar, and discone-cage antenna are reproduced with both plastic and photo-etched parts
Photo-etched parts and stainless steel wire
Stand enables full hull display
Reference manual with images included (16 pages)
Waterslide decals
Illustrated instructions
INCLUDES:
One plastic model
REQUIRES:
Assembly
Hobby knife
Cement for plastics
Sprue cutters
Paint (Matte Black, Haze Gray, Dull Red, Wooden Deck Tan, Gunmetal, Gold Leaf, Metallic Blue, Flat Black, Flat White, Copper, Sky Gray, Dark Gray, Field Blue, Flat Earth, Metallic Gray, Dark Green, German Gray, Light Gray)
SPECS:
Scale: 1/350
Length: 30.47" (774mm)
Beam: 3.72" (94.5mm)
Height: 71.65" (182mm)
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