- BB-63 Missouri, the 3rd U.S. Navy Iowa-class battleship, will appear.
-The product faithfully reproduces the majestic appearance of World War II.
- The hull is an offshore model split at the waterline.
- Comes with decals, basic photo-etched parts and carrier-based aircraft molded with clear resin.

- Number of parts: 700pcs+α
- Completion size: total length 386.5mm / total width 47.5mm

 

Product introduction:

   Missouri is the third ship, the United States Navy Iowa class battleship, was built in 1944, the same year in service. January 1945 the USS Missouri as flagship of the 3rd Fleet, formally joined the U.S. Pacific Fleet, took part in a few battles, including Iwo Jima, Battle of Okinawa and Japan native attack operations in February to July 1945. Missouri has witnessed the historic moment of the end of the Second World War - at 9:02 on September 2, 1945, the representative of Japan signed the unconditional surrender on the USS Missouri deck was parked at the Tokyo Bay, World War II a stop. Reserve sequestration of the battleship was commissioned in 1955, a number of occasions back and fully retired until 1992.

Missouri is the third ship, the United States Navy Iowa class battleship, was built in 1944, the same year in service. January 1945 the USS Missouri as flagship of the 3rd Fleet, formally joined the U.S. Pacific Fleet, took part in a few battles, including Iwo Jima, Battle of Okinawa and Japan native attack operations in February to July 1945. Missouri has witnessed the historic moment of the end of the Second World War - at 9:02 on September 2, 1945, the representative of Japan signed the unconditional surrender on the USS Missouri deck was parked at the Tokyo Bay, World War II a stop. Reserve sequestration of the battleship was commissioned in 1955, a number of occasions back and fully retired until 1992.

 

Missouri is the third ship, the United States Navy Iowa class battleship, was built in 1944, the same year in service. January 1945 the USS Missouri as flagship of the 3rd Fleet, formally joined the U.S. Pacific Fleet, took part in a few battles, including Iwo Jima, Battle of Okinawa and Japan native attack operations in February to July 1945. Missouri has witnessed the historic moment of the end of the Second World War - at 9:02 on September 2, 1945, the representative of Japan signed the unconditional surrender on the USS Missouri deck was parked at the Tokyo Bay, World War II a stop. Reserve sequestration of the battleship was commissioned in 1955, a number of occasions back and fully retired until 1992.

 

Item No	06748
Item Name	USS Missouri BB-63
Bar Code	9580208067483
Scale	1:700
Item Type	Plastic Model Warship Kit
Model Brief	Length: 386.5mm   Beam: 47.5mm
Total Parts	700+
Metal Parts	n/a
Photo Etched Parts	1 piece
Film Parts	n/a
Resin Parts	n/a
Total Sprues	16 sprues , hull and decks
Released Date	2023-05
More Features	- hull made from multi-directional slide moulds. -Deck wood pattern finely rendered -Display stand included -Photo-Etched parts included