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The Prinz Eugen was the third and
last heavy cruiser commissioned by the Kriegsmarine.
She became famous on her first war mission in May
1941 with the Bismarck. During this Atlantic
sortie, the two German ships sunk the mighty Hood
and damaged the Prince of Wales.
The Prinz Eugen's finest hour came when her shells
held back advancing Red Armies, allowing a mass
German exodus from the Baltic. With this task, the
PRINZ EUGEN performed its longest mission--from 20th
August 1944 to 8th April 1945.
The design of the Prinz Eugen
was ahead of its time. The propulsion system
consisting of three sets of four boilers and three
three-stage geared turbines operated at 450°C and 73
bar steam pressure. The quality of the
artillery and of the fire control systems has never
been surpassed to date. The German quality of
this ship resulted in her survival of two atomic
bombs tests in Bikini Atoll in July 1946.
The Prinz later
capsized on December 22, 1946 because of a leak when
being towed to Kwajalein Atoll.
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This
Prinz Eugen model features:
- Plank-on-frame,
hollow hull construction.
- Beautiful teak deck:
Comprised of hundreds of thin individuals planks put
together by hands, not a large piece of wood with
laser cut marks as you might recognized its one
uniform light yellow color.
- All parts are wood and metal.
- "Rusted" appearance
that only master modelers can make. This feature helps distinguish a valuable ship model
from the ones that look like toys.
- Gun turrets can be
manually turned.
49" long
x 16.5 tall x 6" wide $2,900
S & H is $130
Add
RC ready feature (deck can be opened up easily for
RC component installation by you) $200

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