Civil Vessels & Liners

Still Shrink wrapped - Mint in box

Plastic Model Kit in 1/100 Scale. Part of the Atlantis Classic Plastic Series of Vintage Re-Issues. Comes molded in brown, includes display stand, and detailed instructions. Measures 11 inches long when complete. Classic Aurora Retro Box Art. Requires Glue for assembly. 40 pieces. Skill level 2 for ages 12 and up.
Ltd Reissue of the Classic 1957 Aurora Kit.
Item Number: AMC6003
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Revell 05715 1:400 R.M.S. Titanic 100th anniversary edition Model Ship Kit 05715
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Revell 05715 1:400 R.M.S. Titanic 100th anniversary edition Model Ship Kit 05715 (2011)
Product Code: R05715
1:400 Scale Ship Kit
Plastic Ship Model Kit
Skill Level: 5
Dimensions (mm): L 670
Number of parts: 262
Requires Painting:
Paints & Glue Included:
This gift set appears in an informative special packaging on the occasion of 100 years Titanic. In addition to the 1: 400 scale plastic model kit, this exclusive set includes 6 basic colors, a brush and glue. Original reprints of historical documents are included as a special supplement. These are: 3 postcards, a first-class menu, a 28-page White Star Line promotional brochure.
Academy 14215 - The White Star Liner RMS Titanic 1/400 Scale Plastic Kit
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1/400 ACADEMY R.M.S TITANIC Multi Color Parts MODEL KIT #14215 (2012)
1/400 scale version of White Star Line s Royal MailSteamer Titanic Ocean Liner.
SCALE 1:400
Length: 26-1/4 (66cm)
Beam: 2-3/4 (7.1cm)
Highly detailed deck uperstructure parts
Display stand base with nameplate included
Paint and glue are not included.

- Detailed decks
- Four screws
- 28 life boats
- Display stand
- Decals and flag chart
The "Queen Mary" which was laid down at John Brown's on Clydebank in 1930 and completed in 1936, was one of the three 80000 BRT superlines of the 30's.
In August 1936 the "Queen Mary" crossed the Atlantic at 30.14 knots westwards and at 30.63 eastwards, thus taking the Blue Riband from the "Normandie", who quickly regained the trophy in 1937 until the "Queen Mary" finally held the record until 1952.