Revell 1:120-1:200 Scales

Revell German Submarine Type XXII 05140
Length 242mm Number of parts 23
Glue and paints are required

Revell 05169 1/144th US Navy Landing Ship (Bofors 40MM Gun) Kit
Number Parts 414  Length 443mm

Revell 1/200 DGzRS Hermann Marwede 05812
Number of parts 78
Model Length 230mm
Glue and paints are required to assemble and complete the model (not included)

Length 439mm    Number of Parts 501
Glue and paints are required

Revell 05242 1/144th KFK Kriegsfischkutter
102 highly detailed components Detailed deck Includes model stand for an appealing presentation Clear building instructions Decals for authentic markings This model kit is ideal for advanced modelers (Level 4). It requires experience in gluing and painting and offers a challenging but rewarding challenge for anyone aged 12 and over who is interested in historical ship models and detailed replicas.

Revell 1/144 U Boat Type VIIC/41 German WW2 Submarine 05100
Number of parts 107.
Model Length 467mm
Glue and paints are required

The Type XXI submarine was the most influential design in submarine construction during the Second World War and, at the time of its commissioning, it was the most advanced submarine in the world. With their high battery capacity and cleverly designed snorkel, these ships could travel while remaining almost constantly submerged. Two piece hull Movable oars Extendable lake tube and antennas Decals for different versions

Revell 1/150 WASA Sailing Ship 05414
Number of parts 250
Model Length 460mm
Glue and paints are required

A model construction kit of probably the most famous ship of the German Navy, the sail training ship Gorch Fock .

- Pre-assembled shrouds
- Two piece hull
- Fully detailed decks
- Motorboats and lifeboats
- Fully detailed cabin structures
- Helm and ventilation shafts
- Masts with structured yard arms
- Sail with canvas structuring
- Includes yarn for static and running ropes
- Display stand
- Flag chart on paper
- Authentic decal set

A good straight forward 1/146 plastic kit by Revell of the oldest ship in the the US Navy - Constitution' the frigate nicknamed 'Old Ironsides' and also the first ship commissioned by that navy. The ship was/is a very good example of the fast, single gun deck frigates of the period but bigger and with a heavier broadside than most of the British frigates that were to be encountered during the war of 1812. Throughout her entire service life she was never boarded by hostile forces. To this day the Constitution can be visited in the harbour of Boston. As the oldest ship and still commissioned in the US Navy foreigners are required to show a passport before being allowed on board. Don't leave it at home.

Glue and paints are required to assemble and complete the model (not included)

Revell 1/150 Black Pearl 05499
Glue and paints are required