Trumpeter 1/350 Seiner Majestät Schiff (SMS) Szent Istvan Austro-Hungarian Tegetthoff-Class Dreadnought Battleship Scaled Plastic Model Kit

Name: Trumpeter 1/350 Seiner Majestät Schiff (SMS) Szent Istvan Austro-Hungarian Tegetthoff-Class Dreadnought Battleship Scaled Plastic Model Kit
Brand: Trumpeter
SKU: TRU-05365
Price: 113.25 AUD
Availability: InStock
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Trumpeter 1/350 SMS Szent István, A Highly Detailed Model Kit Of The Famous WWI Austro-Hungarian Battleship With Over 570 Parts

Highly Detailed 1/350 Scale Warship
A Challenging Kit With Over 570 Parts
Includes 3 Photo-Etched Frets
Features A Realistic Wood Pattern Deck
Comes With A Full Display Stand

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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.

BrushesTamiya Basic Modelling Paint Brush Set
$9.72
TweezersTrumpeter Master Tools Modelers Tweezers Set 4Pcs
$18.78
Sanding SticksScale Modellers Supply 27x175mm Coarse Grit Sanding Sticks 3Pcs
$8.28
Hobby KnifeTrumpeter Master Tools Hobby Line Engraver
$12.05
GlueDeluxe Materials Plastic Kit Glue 20ml
$10.93
Sprue CuttersVallejo Photo Etch & Sprue Flush Side Cutters
$33.92

This item + 6 required$206.93

Overview

The SMS Szent István in 1912 started service in July 1914 and is the world's first triple piggyback gun dreadnought. Turrets and guns are from the Skoda arsenal, equipped with a 305mm main gun in triple mounts with a range of 20km. Auxiliary guns — also Skoda-produced 150mm cannons — are mounted on the side of the cabin deck inside a gun layer profile. The ship used a rare flat deck design; host power is 27,000 horsepower and speed is about 20.4 knots. During World War I, due to the geographical limitations of the Adriatic Sea, the Szent István was mostly docked in harbour. On 30 June 1918, the Szent István and her sister ship set sail to break the blockade and the ship was sunk by an Italian Navy torpedo boat.

Note

Kit comes unpainted and requires assembly.