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SCHARNHORST BATTLE CRUISER

Price:
$1,802.29 (excluding tax)
SKU:
2091
Weight:
25.00 LBS
Availability:
Truck freight only
Shipping:
$250.00 (Fixed shipping cost)
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ARTR (Almost Ready To Run)
Accurate scale model of the former German War Navy's battle cruiser of 1936. The Scharnhorst and her sister ship Gneisenau were the first warships to be built which signifi-cantly exceeded the specifications laid down by the Treaty of Versailles. To avoid provoking a conflict with England, the vessels were fitted with the relatively weakarmament of 28 cm guns, although they carried powerful armour and had a high top speed of 31.5 kn.
Nevertheless the ships were not legalised until the signing of the German-British Fleet Agreement
In the period up to 1942 the two ships participated in a number of joint operations against merchant shipping, and in support of the German occupation of Norway. After their return to Germany (Operation Cerberus) the Gneisenau lay in dock for the repair of relatively slight mine damage, when she was severely damaged in an aerial attack, and was never recommissioned. In 1945 the vessel was scuttled as part of the blockade of the entrance to Gotenhafen
In December 1943, during an operation (Operation Ostfront) in the North Sea against merchant shipping, the Scharnhorst was sunk by two British battle groups consisting of the battleship HMS Duke of York, three light cruisers, one heavy cruiser and eight destroyers
After protracted research by the Norwegian Alf R. Jacobsen in British, German and Norwegian military archives, and interviews with survivors and surviving dependents, the wreck of the Scharnhorst was located in September 2000 at a depth of around 300 m, at a point around 160 km North of Nordkap
A top-class, high-quality model with superb detailing
RC functions
Rudder
Forward / reverse speed, 
proportional
Specification
Overall length, approx. : 1580 mm
Scale: 1:150 
All-up weight, approx.: 9500 g
Hull width : 205 mm
Overall height approx.: 405 mm

ARTR (Almost Ready To Run)

Accurate scale model of the former German War Navy's battle cruiser of 1936. The Scharnhorst and her sister ship Gneisenau were the first warships to be built which signifi-cantly exceeded the specifications laid down by the Treaty of Versailles. To avoid provoking a conflict with England, the vessels were fitted with the relatively weakarmament of 28 cm guns, although they carried powerful armour and had a high top speed of 31.5 kn.Nevertheless the ships were not legalised until the signing of the German-British Fleet Agreement

In the period up to 1942 the two ships participated in a number of joint operations against merchant shipping, and in support of the German occupation of Norway. After their return to Germany (Operation Cerberus) the Gneisenau lay in dock for the repair of relatively slight mine damage, when she was severely damaged in an aerial attack, and was never recommissioned. In 1945 the vessel was scuttled as part of the blockade of the entrance to Gotenhafen

In December 1943, during an operation (Operation Ostfront) in the North Sea against merchant shipping, the Scharnhorst was sunk by two British battle groups consisting of the battleship HMS Duke of York, three light cruisers, one heavy cruiser and eight destroyers

After protracted research by the Norwegian Alf R. Jacobsen in British, German and Norwegian military archives, and interviews with survivors and surviving dependents, the wreck of the Scharnhorst was located in September 2000 at a depth of around 300 m, at a point around 160 km North of Nordkap

A top-class, high-quality model with superb detailing

 

RC functions

Rudder
Forward / reverse speed, proportional

 

 

 

Description

Ready-made model (ARTR)

GRP hull

Laser-cut ABS superstructure components

Metal details and small parts

Finely detailed fittings

Ship's aeroplane painted in a multi-colour scheme

Hull, superstructure and cranes sprayed with matt-finish colour paints

Three factory-fitted SPEED 600 class electric motors

Simple installation of the RC system components

Set contents: model, boatstand, small items

Specification

Overall length, approx. : 1580 mm
Scale: 1:150 
All-up weight, approx.: 9500 g
Hull width : 205 mm
Overall height approx.: 405 mm

Spare Parts
 Kit SANTA MARIA*
$17.87
   

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