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Revell
Ref	5628
Type	Model
Scale	1/32
Topic	Heinkel He III P

A model of the brand Revell the kit: Heinkel He III P – Revell 5628.

Featuring 225 mph (262 kg/h) top speeds, MG 15 machine guns and bomb storage, the Heinkel He 111P could easily outgun and outrun most fighters. Kit features a fully glazed, asymmetric nose; a complete, detailed interior; three MG 15 machine guns; an optional opening bomb bay with a vertical bomb magazine and eight 250 kg bombs, plus decals for three versions: 1. Heinkel He 111P-1, 111.KG 27 “Geschwader Boelcke,” Delmenhorst, Germany, 1940; 2. Heinkel He 111P-1, 5./KG 54 “Totenkopf-Geschwader,” Coulommiers, France, 1940 and 3. Heinkel He 111P, ST.G.3, North Africa.

Source: Heinkel He III on Revell

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Revell
Ref	5105
Type	Model
Scale	1/700
Topic	H.M.S. Duke of York

A model of the brand Revell the kit: H.M.S. Duke of York – Revell 5105.

One of five King George V-class battleships constructed between 1937 and 1942, the H.M.S. Duke of York was built by Scotland’s John Brown and Company. In 1943’s Battle of North Cape, she helped in the sinking of the German battleship Scharnhorst. After WWII, she became the flagship of the Home Fleet until 1949, and was scrapped in 1957. Kit features a detailed deck with extensive superstructure, waterline hull, ten 35.6 cm cannons, sixteen 13.3 cm cannons, six 20 mm Oerlikons, a catapult with flying boat and numerous cutters and lifeboats.

Source: H.M.S. Duke of York on Revell

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Revell
Ref	5800
Type	Model
Scale	1/1200
Topic	U.S.S. Yorktown (CV-5)

A model of the brand Revell the kit: U.S.S. Yorktown – Revell 5800.

The U.S.S. Yorktown (CV-5) was the lead ship of the Yorktown Class,. She entered service in September, 1937, and was stationed throughout the Atlantic until the Pearl Harbor attack in December, 1941. After being transferred to the Pacific, the U.S.S. Yorktown played important roles in the Battle of the Coral Sea and the Battle of Midway. During the latter battle, she sank after being struck by torpedoes from the Japanese submarine I-168. For her heroic efforts, the Yorktown (CV-5) was awarded three battle stars.

Source: U.S.S. Yorktown on Revell

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Revell 0026 - U.S. Navy Torpedo Boat PT 167

Revell
Ref	0026
Type	Model
Scale	1/72
Topic	U.S. Navy Torpedo Boat PT 167

A model of the brand Revell the kit: U.S. Navy Torpedo Boat PT 167 – Revell 0026.

Take command of a WWII torpedo boat with the PT 167! Features a one-piece hull, a textured deck, a detailed superstructure and bridge, two twin machine guns, one Oerlikon and mount, separate drive shafts and props, crew figures, four torpedoes, two marking options and a display stand. Skill level 4. 10 and up

Source: U.S. Navy Torpedo Boat on Revell

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Revell
Ref	5106
Type	Model
Scale	1/700
Topic	German Destroyer Z-38 (Narvik Class)

A model of the brand Revell the kit: German Destroyer Z-38 – Narvik Class – Revell 5106.

Launched on August 5, 1941, the Z38 was the second-to-last 1936A (Mob) sub-class destroyer built for the Kriegsmarine. Like other ships in her class, the Z38 recycled elements – including 150 mm twin turrets – from planned “O”-class battlecruisers. Renamed “Nonsuch” by Great Britain after WWII’s end, the Z38 served as a test ship before she was scrapped in 1949. Kit features a waterline hull, a deck with extensive superstructures, four 150 mm guns, eight torpedo tubes, lifeboats and marking options for four “Narvik Klasse” destroyers: Z31, Z33, Z37 and Z38.

Source: German Destroyer Z-38 on Revell

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Revell
Ref	5107
Type	Model
Scale	1/1200
Topic	U-BoatType VII D

A model of the brand Revell the kit: U-BoatType VII D – Revell 5107.

It is hard to overestimate the role of minelayers in naval combat. The German Navy used these elongated U-boats to place mines near enemy shipping routes. The Type VIID featured five mine silos, located just behind the conning tower. Each silo could store up to three mines each, making the Type VIID a formidable foe for the Allies. Kit features an extended hull with fine riveting and welds, authentically reproduced deck details, a detailed engine, a realistic periscope, a true-to-the-original weapons assortment and decal markings for U-212, U-217 and U-218.

Source: U-BoatType VII D on Revell

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Revell
Ref	5813
Type	Model
Scale	1/1200
Topic	Yamato battlecruiser

A model of the brand Revell the kit: Yamato battlecruiser – Revell 5813.

One of the largest, heaviest battleships ever constructed, the Yamato displaced a whopping 72,800 tons at full load. She was armed with nine 46 cm (18 in) main guns, which is the largest caliber artillery ever recorded for any warship. Surprisingly, the only time the Yamato ever fired her guns was during the Battle of Leyte Gulf in October 1944. Today, her legacy lives on at the Yamato Museum, which opened in 2005 to educate visitors about Japan’s rich naval history. Kit features a waterline hull and anti-aircraft guns.

Source: Yamato battlecruiser on Revell

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Revell
Ref	5015
Type	Model
Scale	1/72
Topic	U-Boat Type VIIC

A model of the brand Revell the kit: U-Boat Type VIIC – Revell 5015.

While the Type VIIC U-Boat was effective in combat, it could only run for 6,500 knots before refueling. Despite this limitation, the Type VIIC was successful against the Allies in early WWII. This limited-run kit features a two-piece hull with molded details, a highly detailed bridge, two conning tower options with spray guards, an anti-aircraft gun with rotating mount, an 88 mm cannon with optical sighting and fire-control equipment, movable hydroplanes, a movable stern rudder, a posable periscope, opening torpedo hatches, antenna thread, a display stand and 5 decal options

Source: USS U-Boat Type VIIC on Revell

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Revell
Ref	5108
Type	Model
Scale	1/720
Topic	USS Intrepid

A model of the brand Revell the kit: USS Intrepid – Revell 5108.

Nicknamed the “Fighting I,” the U.S.S. Intrepid was the third of twenty-four Essex-class carriers built for the U.S. Navy during WWII. She was crucial to several Pacific Theater campaigns, including the Battle of Leyte Gulf. After the war, she was used as a recovery ship during the Mercury and Gemini programs. Today, she is anchored off New York’s coast as a museum ship. Kit features a textured flight deck, superstructures with radar equipment, a shipboard cannon, anti-aircraft guns, aircraft, four propellers and decal markings for the flight deck and aircraft.

Source: USS Intrepid on Revell

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Revell
Ref	5111
Type	Model
Scale	1/700
Topic	U.S.S. Indianapolis (CA-35)

A model of the brand Revell the kit: U.S.S. Indianapolis – Revell 5111.

Launched on November 7, 1931, the U.S.S. Indianapolis (CA-35) was the second ship to be named after Indiana’s state capital. She was ordered to serve in the South Pacific soon after the outbreak of World War II. The Indianapolis transported the uranium used to build the “Little Boy” atomic bomb, which was dropped on Hiroshima. On July 30, 1945, she was torpedoed by the Japanese submarine I-58, sinking within twelve minutes. By the time rescue ships arrived, there were just over 300 survivors (out of 1,196 crewmen).