Was the third of four Tegetthoff-class dreadnought battleships built for the Austro-Hungarian Navy, is crafted by our master model builders and comes fully assembled with a solid hull – hand carved from kiln-dried mahogany. Other parts are made from a variety of woods, putty, resin and metals. As shown in the photos, the model includes… (read more)
PLEASE EXAMINE CAREFULLY THE RESOLUTION PHOTOS FOR DETAILS AND POSSIBLE FAULTS!!! 1260 X 340 MM UND 1030 X 220 MM. MY NEW ADRESS IS IN AUSTRIA AND SHIPP IS MORE EXPENSIVE THAN IN ROMANIA. Item description: All items are described with honest intent. I do my best to accurately describe the items, but I cannot… (read more)
PLEASE EXAMINE CAREFULLY THE RESOLUTION PHOTOS FOR DETAILS AND POSSIBLE FAULTS!!! GERMANY WAR KRIEGSMARINE CRUISER PRINZ EUGEN LOT TWO PLAN HAND MADE IN PENCIL. SIZE IS 1260 X 340 MM AND 1030 X 220 MM. Was an Admiral Hipper -class. The third of a class of five vessels. She served with Nazi Germany. During World… (read more)
DKM Prinz Eugen, 1/350 scale by Tamiya, 25″ long x 8″ approx 125 hrs build time, approx 45-50 hrs paint/weather. Dirty hull port side, clean starboard side so you can display either way. NOT ATTACHED TO STAND. History is most fascinating… Prinz survived the blasts as did many other of the over 700 ships that… (read more)
DKM Prinz Eugen, 1/350 scale by Tamiya, 25″ long x 8″ approx 125 hrs build time, approx 45-50 hrs paint/weather. Dirty hull port side, clean starboard side so you can display either way. NOT ATTACHED TO STAND. History is most fascinating… Prinz survived the blasts as did many other of the over 700 ships that… (read more)
DKM Prinz Eugen, 1/350 scale by Tamiya, 25″ long x 8″ approx 125 hrs build time, approx 45-50 hrs paint/weather. Dirty hull port side, clean starboard side so you can display either way. NOT ATTACHED TO STAND. History is most fascinating… Prinz survived the blasts as did many other of the over 700 ships that… (read more)
These were used on various Navy ships throughout the war. This SPECIFIC item (along with other items I have listed) was saved from the Admiral Hipper Class Cruiser “Prinz Eugen” by Commander William F. Handley, shortly before her demise in 1946. Handley served as the Chief Engineer on the Prinz Eugen for the duration of… (read more)
