Academy 14219 1/800 Scale, Tirpitz Battleship, Plastic Model kit (A14219)

1/800 TIRPITZMEKS

• Plastic injection parts
• Decal
• Assembly guide.

1/800 TIRPITZ MODEL FEATURES

• Disasted plastic parts.
• Use a frame scissors to remove the parts.
• Use a model knife and sanding to clean the burr in the parts.
• Fill the gaps between the parts with filling material and sanding.
• There is no adhesive and paint in the box.
• You can make the necessary jerking with the assembly guide in it.
• It is recommended to paint it with the colors specified in the guide.

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Tirpitz II. It was the largest ship in the hands of the German navy after the sunset of Bismarck during World War II. He started to serve in 1939. He had 2608 crew. In 1942, he was sent to the coast of Norway to cut the British support lines. Although he was subjected to numerous air strikes, he survived them with minor damage and eventually attacked the 36 British hunters and bombardment plane in 1944 at the same time. 1204 German sailors died in this attack and after this incident, the ship was sled. He was called the only queen of the north by the Norwegians because he served in the fjords. Tirpitz warship served for nearly 2 years and during this time, no enemy ship opened fire on.

Tirpitz was ordered as Ersatz Schleswig-Holstein instead of the former Pre-Dretnot Schleswig-Holstein under the name of "G" contract. The Kriegsmmarinewerft shipyard in Wilhelmshaven received the contract on which the spine was thrown on October 20, 1936. The body was launched on April 1, 1939; During the detailed ceremonies, the ship was baptized by Ilse von Hassell, daughter of Admiral Alfred von Tirpitz. Adolf Von Trotha, an old admiral in the German Empire Navy, spoke to the launch of the ship. Adolf Hitler. The assembly works were completed in February 1941. The British bombardment planes attacked the harbor where the ship was being built; Tirpitz did not hit a bomb, but the attacks slowed down construction work. Tirpitz was taken to the fleet on February 25 for sea attempts in Baltic.
Following sea trials, Tirpitz was placed in Kiel and conducted intensive training in the Baltic. While the ship was in Kiel, Germany occupied the Soviet Union. A temporary Baltic fleet was created to prevent the disintegration of the Leningrad -based Soviet fleet. Tirpitz was briefly made of heavy cruiser Admiral Scheer, light cruiser Köln, Nuremberg, Leipzig and Emden, a few mehrip and two mines scanning vessels. The Baltic fleet under the command of Vice Admiral Otto Ciliax patrol off the coast of åland between 23-26 September 1941, then the unit was distributed and Tirpitz continued his training. During the training period, Tirpitz tested its primary and secondary weapons on Hessen before the old Dretnot, which was transformed into a radio -controlled target ship. The British Royal Air Force (RAF) continued to organize failed bomb attacks on Tirpitz while he was working in Tirpitz Kiel.