BISMARK 1:1200

The Bismarck, the flagship of the Reich's warship fleet, was the largest German warship together with the Tirpitz. It had a displacement of 50,900 tons and a crew of 2,092 men. She entered service on 24th aoűt 1940 and on 18th May 1941 she undertook Operation Rheinübung. However, he was soon discovered by British air reconnaissance aircraft, accompanied by Prinz Eugen. On 25th May 1941, a fight with the Hood ended with the loss of the Hood. After a long pursuit, he was again targeted by British ships, the King George V and H.M.S. Rodney battleships ŕ. She was finally scuttled by her crew on 27th May 1941, ŕ less than 490 km from the French coast. 

- Hull in waterline

- Detailed bridge

- Turrets

- Cranes

- Authentic painting plan

Warnings !

Attention! Not suitable for children under 8 years. Solvent-based adhesive (contains n-butyl acetate, 12.5 g) and water-soluble paints are included. Glue bottle with functional, sharp tip! Store under lock and key. Liquid and steam flammable. May cause drowsiness and dizziness. Disposal according to local / regional / national / international regulations. Use under adult supervision. Read and follow instructions with your child before use and keep ready for reference

WARNING! For children over 8 years of age only! For use under adult supervision.
WARNING! Adhesive containing solvent and water-soluble paints included. Read the instructions before use, follow them and keep for reference.