Please Note: This item is to be purchased in store due to its weight and size.
With the design phase beginning in 1939, a full two years before the US entered the Second World War, the Montana class battleships were the largest battleships to have ever been designed and ordered by the US Navy. Upon hearing rumors of the large Yamato-class battleships fielding massive 18-inch guns, the designers of the Montana envisioned a battleship that was larger than the Iowa-class with more firepower and stronger armour.
Without having to adhere to restrictions on size due to the Panama Canal, the Montana-class grew to a length of 280 meters long overall (921 ft) with a beam of 37 meters (121 ft) and a displacement of 65,000 tons which was 20,000 tons heavier than the Iowa's 45,000 tons.
Features:
- Scale: 1:350- Plastic model kit (unassembled)
- Decal sheet included
- Skill level: Ages 14+
- Injection moulded in grey
- Total plastic parts: 325+ pieces
- 6 sprues of varying sizes
Required to Complete:
- Assembly- Cement (glue)
- Hobby knife
- Sprue cutters
- Tweezers
- Paint brushes (various sizes)
- Paint
This kit is a detailed scale model for hobbyists. Glue, paint and tools are sold separately. Contains small parts. Actual product may vary slightly from the pictures shown.
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