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Gorch Fock 25,95 €

Wed, 03 Jun 2026 07:23:43 +0200

The sail training ship Gorch Fock is not only the training ship of the German Navy, but also an ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany in ports all over the world. The three-masted barque was launched in 1958 and since then generations of naval officers have learned their seamanship on it.

- Easy assembly
- Rigging twine
- Sails

Number of parts: 75
Length: 265 mm
Height: 158 mm

Submarine Type VIIC/41 10,50 €

Sun, 14 Jun 2026 07:30:08 +0200

Model kit of the most produced submarine class in history.

- Large conservatory
- Snorkel mast
- 20 mm twin flak + 37 mm anti-aircraft gun
- Periscopes
- Decals for U 998 + U 1004

Battleship Tirpitz 81,95 €

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 06:45:10 +0200

Battleship Bismarck 125,50 €

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 06:40:09 +0200

The Bismarck was the largest (next to the Hood) and most modern battleship in the world in her day, weighing 42,343 tonnes. On 24 May 1941, in a sea battle together with the heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen, she sank the largest British battle cruiser, the Hood, with the 5th salvo of her 38-cm guns at the pack ice frontier off Greenland. Launched on 14 February 1940 at Blohm & Voss in Hamburg, she was, together with the identical Tirpitz, the most modern ship and the prestige object of the German navy. With a length of 251 m, the top of the mast reached 52 m above the water surface. A total of 17,450 t of steel were used as armour protection. The newly constructed heavy artillery fired 800 kg projectiles up to a distance of 34.2 km, penetrating 350 mm armour up to 21 km. While the Prinz Eugen received no hits in the battle on 24 May, the bow-damaged Bismarck set course for a French port. During the subsequent pursuit by British ships and aircraft, the ship was shot out of action by numerically superior forces of the Home Fleet after a torpedo hit the steering gear on 27 May 1941 and sank in the Atlantic about 800 km off the French coast. Of 2,092 men on board, 115 survived.

Model details:
- new kit form - highly detailed
- display ständer
- camouflage instructions and decals for two periods of operation: Baltic Sea trial period, autumn 1940 and May 1941

Parts: 659
Länge: 718 mm