A large injection-molded plastic kit of the German battleship Bismarck in 1:200 scale from the manufacturer Trumpeter.
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An injection-molded plastic kit of the famous German battleship Bismarck in the large 1:200 scale from the manufacturer Trumpeter. It is a true giant for demanding builders: the finished model measures about 126 cm. According to the manufacturer, the package contains a great number of parts on extensive sprues, metal parts for the anchor chain and the propeller shafts, and photo-etched parts. That gives you a firm base for the detailed building of the flagship of the Kriegsmarine.
The Bismarck, with her sister ship Tirpitz, was the largest battleship Germany ever built. She entered service in 1940 and became famous for Operation Rheinübung in May 1941, during which she sank the British battlecruiser Hood in the Denmark Strait. A few days later, after an extensive pursuit, the Royal Navy put her out of action and the Bismarck sank in the North Atlantic.
Given the size and the number of parts, plan the build in large subassemblies. Decide in advance whether you will build the full hull or the waterline version. Use thin cement for plastic and glue the photo-etched and metal parts with super glue. Finish and paint the decks and the superstructures before the final assembly, and attach the fine railings at the end. Apply a primer, spray the paints with an airbrush, and accenting the panels along with salt-water weathering makes the crowning touch. We recommend displaying the model on a firm stand.
The model is supplied unassembled and unpainted. Glue, paints and accessories are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.
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