United States
Elco PT-109
| type | length | width | height |
|---|---|---|---|
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Plastic model kit |
341mm |
107mm |
120mm |
This boxed set contains:
- 1 x Elco PT-109 1/72 scale elco 80ft-class patrol torpedo boat
United States Navy
Patrol Torpedo Boat PT-109 1:72 scale model kit
Discover the highly detailed model kit of the Patrol Torpedo Boat PT-109, known for its role in the Pacific War under the command of future U.S. President John F. Kennedy. With a scale of 1:72, a length of 341 mm and a total of 146 parts, this model offers an authentic replica of the famous warship. In addition to the precise reproduction of the two-part hull structure and the detailed deck superstructure, the kit includes finely crafted interiors and a 37 mm Pak on the foredeck. The kit is completed by a sturdy display stand and two paint finishes that underline the historical significance and visual appeal of the model.
Includes:
Plastic model kit (not assembled)
Illustrated, multilingual building instructions
Decals for two authentic display variants:
PT-109, Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron 2, South Pacific, August 2, 1943, commanded by Lieutenant John F. Kennedy
PT-109, Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron 2, Tulagi Island, Solomon Islands, South Pacific, August 1942 - February 1943
Special Features:
This model kit stands out for its exceptional attention to detail, ranging from the structure of the ship's hull to the smallest superstructures on the deck. The ability to recreate interiors in detail and depict the historically correct armament makes the kit a must-have for history buffs and model building enthusiasts. The kit also offers an educational component by providing insights into the design and function of military naval vessels of the Second World War.
Background information:
The Patrol Torpedo Boat PT-109 played an important role in the Pacific War and gained particular notoriety through its commander, the later US President John F. Kennedy. Under his leadership, the crew of the PT-109 survived a collision with a Japanese destroyer and survived thanks to exceptional leadership and the will to survive. The history of the PT-109 is a fascinating chapter in military maritime history, offering deep insights into the challenges and exploits of World War II.
This boxed set contains:
-
1*Elco PT-109 1/72 scale elco 80ft-class patrol torpedo boat
Patrol Torpedo Boat PT-109 1:72 scale model kit
Discover the highly detailed model kit of the Patrol Torpedo Boat PT-109, known for its role in the Pacific War under the command of future U.S. President John F. Kennedy. With a scale of 1:72, a length of 341 mm and a total of 146 parts, this model offers an authentic replica of the famous warship. In addition to the precise reproduction of the two-part hull structure and the detailed deck superstructure, the kit includes finely crafted interiors and a 37 mm Pak on the foredeck. The kit is completed by a sturdy display stand and two paint finishes that underline the historical significance and visual appeal of the model.
Includes:
Plastic model kit (not assembled)
Illustrated, multilingual building instructions
Decals for two authentic display variants:
PT-109, Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron 2, South Pacific, August 2, 1943, commanded by Lieutenant John F. Kennedy
PT-109, Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron 2, Tulagi Island, Solomon Islands, South Pacific, August 1942 - February 1943
Special Features:
This model kit stands out for its exceptional attention to detail, ranging from the structure of the ship's hull to the smallest superstructures on the deck. The ability to recreate interiors in detail and depict the historically correct armament makes the kit a must-have for history buffs and model building enthusiasts. The kit also offers an educational component by providing insights into the design and function of military naval vessels of the Second World War.
Background information:
The Patrol Torpedo Boat PT-109 played an important role in the Pacific War and gained particular notoriety through its commander, the later US President John F. Kennedy. Under his leadership, the crew of the PT-109 survived a collision with a Japanese destroyer and survived thanks to exceptional leadership and the will to survive. The history of the PT-109 is a fascinating chapter in military maritime history, offering deep insights into the challenges and exploits of World War II.
