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    HMS Repulse 1941 05312

    Model:05312
    The proportional model:1:350
    Browse the number:11883

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              HMS Repulse, a Renown class battlecruiser, was built in Scotland, completed in August 1916. Repulse received an extensive refit. The work was completed in 1922. In 1933-36, Repulse was again modernized, emerging with improved deck armor, a hangar and catapult for aircraft, and a greatly increased anti-aircraft gun battery. She operated with the Home Fleet in the North Sea and Atlantic during the first two years of the Second World War, taking part in the pursuit of the German battleship Bismarck in May 1941.Later in the year she was sent to the Far East, accompanying the new battleship Prince of Wales. The two ships arrived at Singapore just before Japan began the Pacific War. As soon as hostilities commenced, both steamed northwards to intercept a reported invasion force.While returning to Singapore, Repulse and Prince of Wales were attacked by Japanese high-level bombers and torpedo planes. Repulse was moderately damaged by bombs early in the action and was later hit by several torpedoes. After receiving this heavy underwater damage, she sank rapidly, followed less than an hour later by the Prince of Wales.
    Item No    05312
    Item Name    HMS Repulse 1941
    Bar Code    9580208053127
    Scale    1:350
    Item Type    Static Kit
    Model Brief    Length: 692mm   Width: 89.6mm   Height: 161mm
    Total Parts    662pcs
    Metal Parts    n/a
    Photo Etched Parts    3pcs
    Film Parts    n/a
    Resin Parts    n/a
    Total Sprues    14 sprues, upper hull, lower hull, water line plate, deck, and stand
    Paint Schemes    HMS Repulse 1941
    Released Date    2009-03
    More Features "    Hull
    -One-piece slide-molded upper hull 
    -Lower hull made from two-directional slide molds
    -Sponsons are represented on lower hull by slide-mold te"