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Thursday, February 01, 2007 - 04:53 PM UTC
News in to the MSW newsfeed, Revell of Germany sends us details of their next version of the classic "Bismarck", promising a COMPLETELY NEW KIT DESIGN!
Alongside the 'Tirpitz', the most modern and best armed German Battleship, here proudly recreated as a model of more than 70 cm in length! The kit is manufactured using CAD, according to drawings, the latest documentation and information about the famous original warship.
Alongside the 'Tirpitz', the most modern and best armed German Battleship, here proudly recreated as a model of more than 70 cm in length! The kit is manufactured using CAD, according to drawings, the latest documentation and information about the famous original warship.
Kit Details
Scale~1:350
Release date~09/2007
No. of parts~589
Length~717 mm
Skill Level~9
Original Vessel Details
Type description~Battleship
Year/Period~1939
Origin~D
Weight~50900 t
"During the Battle of the Denmark Strait the 'Bismarck' also suffered three hits that were later to prove decisive. One of these hits destroyed a fuel bunker in her bow.
She lost 1,000 litres of fuel and was no longer capable of running at full speed. So the German Admiralty decided to separate the two ships. The 'Prinz Eugen' was to continue with the Handelskrieg (war against enemy merchant shipping), while the 'Bismarck' was to retreat towards northern France."
See more quality Revell of Germany products at their official company website, and remember, that when ordering, to mention that you saw their products highlighted here - on Model Shipwrights!
Scale~1:350
Release date~09/2007
No. of parts~589
Length~717 mm
Skill Level~9
Original Vessel Details
Type description~Battleship
Year/Period~1939
Origin~D
Weight~50900 t
"During the Battle of the Denmark Strait the 'Bismarck' also suffered three hits that were later to prove decisive. One of these hits destroyed a fuel bunker in her bow.
She lost 1,000 litres of fuel and was no longer capable of running at full speed. So the German Admiralty decided to separate the two ships. The 'Prinz Eugen' was to continue with the Handelskrieg (war against enemy merchant shipping), while the 'Bismarck' was to retreat towards northern France."
See more quality Revell of Germany products at their official company website, and remember, that when ordering, to mention that you saw their products highlighted here - on Model Shipwrights!
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