Revell 65181 Model Set Battleship Gneisenau Model Kit

Product Description

Battleship Gneisenau on a scale of 1:1200

The 1:1200 scale model kit "Battleship Gneisenau" is a homage to the historic German warship of the Second World War. With a number of parts of 48 pieces, this kit offers an optimal balance between challenge and building pleasure. The finished model length of 188 mm, a width of 30 mm and a height of 60 mm make the model an impressive exhibition piece. Designed for model building enthusiasts aged 12 and over, this kit is in the Level 4 category, making it ideal for advanced model makers who have experience in gluing and painting models.

Scope of delivery:

• 48 precisely manufactured components
• Authentic decal for detailed markings
• Detailed designed deck
• Basic paints, glue and brushes for immediate construction
• Special 2024 re-edition of the model

This model kit is ideal for advanced model makers (Level 4) who already have experience in dealing with sophisticated components and in the techniques of gluing and painting. A perfect project for teenagers and adults aged 12 and over who are interested in historical warships and detailed model building.

Special features:

• The kit is characterized by a high level of attention to detail, which authentically represents the Gneisenau.
• With authentic decals and a detailed deck, every detail of the historic battleship is reproduced.
• The 2024 reissue brings back an exclusive edition of this legendary model.
• Additional materials such as basic paints, glue and brushes round off the building experience and make it easier to get started.

Background information:

The battleship Gneisenau, named after Prussian Field Marshal August Neidhardt von Gneisenau, was a key player in the naval battles of World War II, including the infamous actions in the Skagerrak. This model kit not only makes it possible to recreate a piece of history, but also to delve deeper into the events and technology of that time. The construction of the "Battleship Gneisenau" is more than just a hobby - it is a journey into the past that promotes historical awareness and technical understanding.