Naval

Built in just 57 days, and launched on June 19, 1943, this world-renowned supply ship not only made four perilous round trip wartime crossings of the Atlantic and served on D-Day, the vessel later saw sixteen months of service in both the South Pacific...

Along with it's sister ship the Jeremiah O'Brien (#5755), the John W. Brown assisted in supplying warships and landed troops during WWII with necessary supplies. Kit consists of 163 parts on 4 sprues plus lower and upper hulls and waterline plate...

Launched in 1937, the Zulu served the British Navy off Africa in WWII. In 1942, the Zulu, along with its sister ships, sank a German U-Boat near Haifa in the Mediterranean Sea. Later in 1942, the Zulu was sunk after covering a commando raid at Tobruk...

The Huron was a Tribal class destroyer and served in the Royal Canadian Navy. It was the first ship to bear this name. She fought in World War II and the Korean War. Kit consists of 92 parts on 5 sprues plus upper hull, lower hull & waterline plate.

Scaled down from the previously-released and very popular 1/350 version, this kit consists of 378 parts on 10 sprues, plus lower/upper hulls, waterline plate, deck, display stand and name plate. Additional features include 16? 45 cal gun turrets and...

Scaled down from the 1/350 kit (#5307), kit consists of 358 parts on 9 sprues plus hull, waterline plate and display stand. Includes Two OS2U-1 seaplanes. Completed kit measures nearly 12��� long.

Consists of 317 parts on 10 sprues, plus waterline plate, display stand, name plate and two Walrus Mk 1 aircraft. Completed kit measures over 13? long.

The final refit for HMS Renown took place in South Africa in May 1945, after which she was returned home to England after the war in Europe ended. Kit consists of 297 parts on 10 sprues plus upper hull, lower hull, waterline plate, additional updated...

This kit consists of 253 parts on 6 sprues plus upper and lower hulls, deck, waterline plate, display stand and one Ar-196 plane. Completed kit measures nearly 12" long.

Scaled down from the hugely popular 1/350 variant released earlier, this kit consists of 279 parts on 8 sprues plus upper and lower hulls, watrerline plate and deck. Additional features include one Ar-196 aircraft and display stand. Completed kit...

The third release in this class after the Maryland and West Virginia, the Colorado was the lead ship of the Colorado class of battleships. Her keel was laid down on May 29, 1919. She operated in the vicinity of the Fiji Islands and New Hebrides from...

USS Maryland (BB-46), as the Colorado class battleship second ship.Build in 1917 at the Newport news shipyard, launched in 1920, Service in 1921. USS Maryland mainly on training, and participated in various fleet problem-solving exercises.In 1941, the...

After the Battle of Leyte Gulf, the damaged Maryland sailed to Pearl Harbor for extensive repairs. All of her 5 inch guns were removed and replaced by sixteen 5 inch/38 caliber guns in new twin mounts. Turret No.3 was repaired and the crew quarters were...

Scaled down from the very successful 1/350 variant, kit consists of 318 parts on 10 sprues plus upper and lower hulls plus a waterline plate. Completed kit measures over 10? long. Also includes display stand and He60 helicopter.

In 1939 the Graf Spee was sent to the Atlantic as a commerce raider, sinking 9 Allied merchant ships. The British Navy finally tracked her down and damaged her in the Battle of the River Plate. Graf Spee fled to Uruguay for repairs, but as forced to...

The Roma was the fourth Vittorio Veneto-class battleship of Italy's Royal Navy. The Italian Navy feared their WWI era battleships were not sufficient to counter the approaching German military offensive. An all-new class of battleship was developed. Roma...

The Littorio was a Vittorio Veneto-class battleship that served in the Regia Marina during World War II. Launched in 1937, her construction was completed in 1940 after Italy entered in war against France and United Kingdom. After the war she was taken by...

Item No 05780Item Name HMS Warspite 1915Bar Code 9580208057804Scale 1:700Item Type Static KitModel Brief Length: 281mm Beam:39.7 mmTotal Parts 170+Metal Parts n/aPhoto Etched Parts 1 pieceFilm Parts n/aResin Parts ...

Z-30 was one of German navy Type 1936A destroyers. The rationale for Type 1936A destroyers was influenced by two factors, the need to deal with the superior numbers of British destroyers and the potential need to fight the French Navy which possessed...

Z-43 was commissioned on March 24th, 1944. She was a Type 1936B destroyer. Three ships of this class were commissioned. The rest two were never completed. Type 1936A destroyers were intended to carry their forward guns in a twin turret, but as the...

Z21, a Type 1936 destroyer, was a named after Wilhelm Heidkamp. She was commissioned on June 10th, 1939. The ship was improved and enlarged versions of the 1934 and 1934A classes. The structural integrity and Engine reliability was much improved and they...

Z-7 destroyer belongs to 1934A type, also known as the Z5 calss, launched in July 16, 1936.Entered service in September 9, 1937.The destroyer from 1934 type design lesson modified ship host design and improve seakeeping, accelerated construction of...

HMS Malaya was a Queen Elizabeth-class ship launched in March 1915. She took part in the WWI Battle of Jutland and in May 1916, she was hit eight times and took major damage and heavy crew casualties. In World War II she served in the Mediterranean in...

* Total Sprues: 3pcs + Upper waterline hull * Total Plastic Parts: 53pcs * Measures: L: 511.5 mm W: 96mm H: 147mm

Modern USN attack submarine. Detailed hull, dive planes, conning tower, periscopes, antennae, and more. Includes display stand and complete array of deck and hull markings - including the persicope camouflage.

Kit consists of 121 parts on 7 sprues with markings for year 1941. Completed kit measures nearly 26" long. Departing Groton, CT in Feb, 1942, the Gato saw significant action throughout WWII in the Pacific, encountering and attacking numerous Japanese...

Updated bridge, deck, weapons and waterspout. Kit consists of 127 parts on 7 sprues. Completed kit measures 26" long.

The Type XXIII U-boats were designed to operate in the shallows of the North Sea, Black Sea and Mediterranean Sea, where larger Type XXI U-boats were at risk in World War II. They were so small they could carry only two torpedoes. They were able to...

This is the late war variant of the Type XXIII German U-Boat, developed near the end of WWII. These U-boats were so small that they carried their 2 torpedoes externally, the inside being crammed with personnel and equipment. The Allies never sank a Type...

Molded in clear plastic Includes parts to make 6 aircraft

Suitable for use on any 1/350 battleship/cruisers or dioramas. Consists of 78 clear parts on 6 sprues. Markings for Kriegsmarine.

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Item #6227 includes parts for 6 helicopters.

Item #6228 includes parts for 6 helicopters.

Includes parts for 6 aircraft

Includes parts for 6 aircraft.

Includes 6 planes Molded in clear plastic

Includes 6 planes Molded in clear plastic

Includes 6 planes and is molded in clear plastic.

Includes 6 planes and is molded in clear plastic.

Includes 6 planes and is molded in clear plastic.

Includes 6 planes

Includes 6 planes and is molded in clear plastic

Includes 6 planes Molded in clear plastic

Includes 6 planes Molded in clear plastic

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