1/700 Trumpeter USS New Jersey BB-62 Battleship 1983

The U.S. Navy BB-61 "Iowa" battleship is one of the most famous battleships of World War II. The ship has a total tonnage of 45,000 tons, a speed of 33 knots, and is equipped with nine 16-inch naval guns. Construction began on September 16, 1940 at the New York Naval Dock, and officially entered service on February 22, 1943. The "Iowa" battleship is the first of the same series of battleships in the U.S. Navy. It is designed to fight against similar battleships of other countries during World War II. Its combat performance exceeds that of any other battleships of the same period, and even surpasses those that were not completed at that time. The large battleship "Yamato" of the Japanese Navy. The "Iowa" ship has a narrow hull, only 108 feet. This is designed to enable the ship to pass through the Panama Canal at any time and perform combat missions in the two oceans. "Iowa" and the sister ship "New Jersey" battleship of the same period, fought side by side in the battle of the Pacific, and made great contributions to the final victory of the US military in the Pacific. After World War II, "Iowa" participated in the Korean War. During the "Cold War", "Iowa" renewed its weapons and equipment, added electronic equipment, and performed long-term missions in the Caribbean and Indian Oceans. After retiring, "Iowa" has been sealed up at the Navy Dock in Philadelphia. Item No. 05702 Product name American BB-62 New Jersey battleship 1983 Barcode n/a Product ratio 1:700 Product Type Static Warship Model size L: 386 mm W: 47mm Total number of parts 222pcs Metal parts n/a Etched parts 2pcs brass propeller Film film n/a Resin parts n/a Total offset 8pcs + Waterline + Lower Hull Paint schemes For US Battleship BB-62 New Jersey 1983 Announcement date n/a More description n/a