Save-On Model Ships

Detailed two part hull with bow thruster Detailed triple Arneson surface drives Deck with filigree wood texture and many details Top deck with complete reproduciton of interior (saloon and cockpit) True-to-original windlasses Dark tinted windows Extensive radar equipment Detailed after bar 7 sun loungers with adjustable headrests Bathing platform Display stand Illustrated assembly guide.

Detailed hull with many structures 4 engine pads with propelling screws Structural details on main deck Detailed swimming pools with an optional decal Detailed deck superstructures Detailed funnel Radomes 8 launches 14 lifeboats and 2 small speedboats Foredeck with 2 cargo cranes Representation of tennis courts Display stand Waterslide decals Illustrated instructions with paint/marking guide included.

This is a 1/570 Scale Kit for Intermediate Modelers. Visible areas of 3 uppermost decks (boat deck, promenade deck and A deck) are recreated in detail. Exposed deck areas are fully recreated in miniature including. ventilators, lifeboats and davits, bollards and anchor. chain, railings, cargo cranes aft docking bridge, wheelhouse,.

Museum-quality replica Highly detailed tooling Accurately scaled to the cubit Display opened or closed Three building options Two-way stand for full-hull or cross section display Eight pairs of ready-to-paint animals REady-to-paint Noah figure Detailed living quarters, three complete interior decks, interior loading ramps, realistic animal cages Woodtone color-molded parts for easy finishing Pictorial instruction sheet provides precise assembly instructions.

High-quality plastic parts molded with the highest level of detail and accuracy. One-piece hull with see-thru upper level windows. Nicely detailed passenger decks with life boats. Display stand. Waterslide decals. Illustrated assembly instructions.

This is the largest model of the Titanic currently available in injection molded plastic. The real ship sailed on her first and final voyage from Southampton, England on April 10, 1912. At 11:40pm on Sunday, April 14, the ship struck an iceberg in the North Atlantic and sank two hours and forty minutes later.

Structurally detailed Hull. Detailed Decks and Superstructures. Four Screws (Props). 28 Lifeboats. 3 Detailed Funnels. Vent Pipes. Display Stand. Decals and Flag Chart. Display Stand. Instructions.

High-quality plastic parts molded with the highest level of detail and accuracy. Exquisitely detailed one-piece hull. Beautifully reproduced deck and pilothouse. Realistic funnels, bollards, railings, propellers and anchors. Display stand. Illustrated assembly guide.