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HMS Hood Ship Models

1/350 scale this is one of the best plastic ship kits ever made of the Hood,
newly released. The Hood & Bismarck had one of the last classic battleship battles.
Kit# BB205 - list price 170.00 
our price $159.95

The Hood was a 42,100-ton battlecruiser built at Clydebank, Scotland and was completed in March 1920. For more than two decades, she was the world's largest warship and, with her long, low hull and finely balanced silhouette, was to many the embodiment of "big-gun" era sea power. The Hood served in the Atlantic, Mediterranean and Caribbean protecting British interests. In May 1941, in company with the new battleship, Prince of Wales, she was sent out to search for the German battleship Bismarck, which had left Norway for the Atlantic. On the morning of May 24th the two British ships found the enemy to the west of Iceland. In the resulting "Battle of the Denmark Strait", one or more of Bismarck's fifteen-inch shells penetrated Hood's after magazines. They erupted in a massive explosion. The great ship sank in moments with all but three of her large crew.

The 1/350 HMS Hood has been the #1 requested naval subject by modelers worldwide for many years, and finally Trumpeter has tooled this huge battleship. With the assistance of the Hood Association and their depth of archives, this kit is most assuredly highly accurate. It consists of 533 plastic parts with photo etched radars, ladders and ropes, plus a lower and upper hull with waterline plate,
4 decks and display stand. Markings are for 1941. Completed kit measures nearly 30" long.

Actual metal cannons & propellers. #6601- $45.95

The Basics of Scale Modeling

Were you a teenager the last time you built a model?
A step-by-step introduction to scale modeling basics.
Beginning scale modelers are full of questions:
What kinds of models are there? What kinds of tools
do I need? What glue works best?
How do I put a model together?
How are the decals applied?
Finally, Kalmbach offers answers to
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