Airfix 1/144 WASA Sailing Ship Scaled Plastic Model Kit

1/144
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Build the Magnificent Warship Wasa with This 1/144 Scale Airfix Model Kit, a Challenging Project for Experienced Maritime Modellers

1/144 Scale Swedish Warship Wasa
Represents 17th-century naval history
Highly detailed hull and deck structures
Intricate masts, sails, and rigging details
A challenging build for experienced modellers

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You'll need

Not included: ABS Plastic Safe Paint, Modelling Glue, 1x Tweezers, 1x Scissors, 1x Modelling Knives, 1x Modelling Files.

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Sanding SticksScale Modellers Supply 27x175mm Mixed Grits Sanding Sticks 3Pcs
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Overview

In 1625, the powerful Swedish King Gustavus Adolphus ordered the construction of a new flagship for his Baltic fleet, the Wasa. A mighty and ornately decorated warship, she set sail on her maiden voyage in Stockholm on August 10th, 1628. After firing a salute, a gust of wind caused the top-heavy ship to heel over, take on water through its open lower gunports, and tragically sink in the harbour before the horrified crowds.

This 1/144 scale Airfix model kit brings the legendary and ill-fated warship to life. With 229 parts, this is a challenging and rewarding project for the experienced modeller. The kit features a highly detailed hull, intricate deck fittings, full masts, and detailed sails. It is a fantastic opportunity to recreate one of the most famous and best-preserved shipwrecks in maritime history.