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Dit model is uitgerust met LED verlichting. 

Details:
• Romp uit één geheel
• Fijn dekpatroon
• Zeven vellen photo-etched onderdelen voor handrails, ladders, etc
• LEDs voor binnenverlichting

Specificaties:

• Schaal: 1:200

Beroemd over de hele wereld, de luxe passagiersschip RMS Titanic werd gelanceerd op haar eerste reis van Southampton naar New York City op 10 april1912,
het zogenaamd 'onzinkbare' schip tragisch opvallend een ijsberg in de Noord-Atlantische Oceaan in de vroege uren van 15 april en zonk kort daarna.
Van de ongeveer 2.200 personen aan boord,zijn meer dan 1500 passagiers en bemanning verdronken, waardoor dit een maritieme ramp werd waarover vandaag nog wordt gesproken!
RMS Titanic voegt zich nu bij Revell's eenvoudig klikbereik. Geen lijm vereist als onderdelen gewoon op elkaar klikken en worden voorgekleurd geleverd, zodat ook verf niet nodig is!
En een keuze van stickers of decals betekent dat u kunt beslissen over het niveau van complexiteit en details waar u de voorkeur aan geeft.
Een displaystandaard is ook inbegrepen.

Het 'easy-click'-bereik is bedoeld als een middel om modellen met een hoog detailmodel aan te bieden gevestigde modelbouwers, maar ook voor die occasionele / niet-modelleerders die geïnteresseerd zijn in het onderwerp
zelf.
Onderdelen hoeven niet gelijmd te worden, maar kunnen dat wel.
Onderdelen worden voorgekleurd geleverd om het bouwproces te versnellen,maar kan worden geverfd en kleuroproepen worden gegeven.
Zowel decals als stickers zijn inbegrepen, dus er is een keuze.

165 Onderdelen, 448mm lang

The “SMIT ROTTERDAM” and “SMIT LONDON” Sisterships were built by shipyard “De Merwede” at Hardinxveld-Giessendam (The Netherlands). The ocean-going salvage tugs have been designed especially to perform towages with very heavy objects over long distances and for salvage assistance to ships in distress.

FEATURES

• Length o.a.: 74.75m
• Length b.p.p.: 65m
• Breadth o.a.: 15.68m
• Breadth mld: 15.30m
• Power: 22 000 HP
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This gift set comes in an informative special pack for the Titanic Centenary . In addition to the plastic model kit to scale 1:400, this exclusive set includes 6 basic colours, a brush and adhesive. Special inserts are enclosed showing original reproductions of historical documents. These are: 3 post cards, a firstclass menu, a 28-page publicity brochure for the White Star Line.

The keel of the Titanic was laid on 31st March 1909, about fifteen weeks after that of her sister ship the Olympic. Both liners were built simultaneously and fitted out to the highest levels of elegance and luxury for the period. It was intended that they would both sail in the White Star Line's prestigious transatlantic service. Two years later, on 31st May 1911 at the Harland & Wolff shipyard in Northern Ireland, the completed Olympic was handed over to their new owners and Titanic was launched at about 15 minutes after noon that same day. With a length of 269,04 m, a beam of 28,19 m and a gross registered tonnage of 46,329 GRT, she was bigger than any ship built before and by 1912 was recognised as the largest ship in the world. Initially Captain Edward John Smith took command of the Olympic but later joined Titanic for her maiden voyage which began on Wednesday 10th April 1912 when she set out from Southampton. Ominously, as she was manoeuvring out to sea she only just missed the New York that was moored in the harbour. Titanic next called at Cherbourg (France) and then Queenstown (Ireland) before making her way to New York (USA). The crossing proceeded without incident until Sunday 14th April when, at about 23.40 hours (ship's time), the look-out bell rang out iceberg warnings. The ship brushed an iceberg on her starboard side and sank two hours and forty minutes after the collision in the icy waters of the Atlantic. Only 712 people survived the catastrophe and Captain Smith went down with his ship.

© T-M-G (Titanic-Museum-Germany), scientific advice from the historian and Titanic expert Andreas Pfeffer

- Structurally detailed hull with decking
- Three marine screws
- Separate rudder
- Detailed decks with timber plank structure
- Detailed deck superstructure
- Life boats and davits
- Separate railings
- Derricks
- Detailed funnels
- Stairways
- Detailed masts
- Display stand
- Detailed decals with decorative stripes

Explore the world of the most beautiful smile on the high seas! AIDA combines cruising, wellness holiday, city break and experiencing nature with all the amenities of a floating hotel. Unlimited variety on board and ashore, premium quality and service as well as attractive all-in offers offer complete and allround satisfaction. These ships with their striking red lips adorning the bow are amongst the most innovative and environmentally friendly ships in the world. The motto This is the home of the smile is a promise to their guests: AIDA brings happiness.

Amongst others, one can expect to find the following highlights on board the similarly built sister ships AIDAblu, AIDAmar, AIDAsol and AIDAstella:
- World-class entertainment in the glass Theatrium covering three decks
- Large sundeck with LED wall and swimming-pool
- Four buffet restaurants, three a la carte restaurants, eleven bars
- One of the largest spas on the high seas
- Modern fitness studio and open air sport deck
- 4D-Kino, art galerie and shops

- Option to build AIDAblu / AIDAsol / AIDAmar / AIDAstella
- Two-piece hull with many structural details
- Imitation bow and stern jet vane
- 2 side stabilisers that can be folded out
- 6 tenders, 10 lifeboats, 2 speedboats
- Filigree railings
- Reproduction of glazed theatrium
- Structural details of sun decks with swimming pools and parasols
- Detailed funnel with stamped on AIDA lettering
- Wellness suite with adjustable glass dome
- Detailed signal mast
- Display stand
- Extensive decals