Revell 05184 U.S.S. Nautilus 1:305 Scale - Unbuilt/Unpainted Plastic Model Kit

• USS Nautilus Model Kit 1:305 - Build the First Nuclear-Powered Submarine in History
• With this detailed model kit of the USS Nautilus, you will immerse yourself in a piece of naval history. The world's first nuclear-powered submarine is waiting for you to recreate it.
• The high-quality 1:305 scale kit gives you all the components you need to create an authentic model of this groundbreaking submarine.
• True-to-scale replica with precisely designed exterior details and authentic surface texture
• High-quality plastic parts with excellent fit for effortless assembly

Product Description USS Nautilus Model Kit 1:305 - Build the First Nuclear-Powered Submarine in History With this detailed model kit of the USS Nautilus, you will immerse yourself in a piece of naval history. The world's first nuclear-powered submarine is waiting for you to recreate it. The high-quality 1:305 scale kit gives you all the components you need to create an authentic model of this groundbreaking submarine. Special features True-to-scale replica with precisely designed exterior details and authentic surface texture High-quality plastic parts with excellent fit for effortless assembly Detailed representation of the characteristic tower and diving cells True-to-the-original colour scheme thanks to included decals Scope of delivery Complete plastic model kit with all necessary components Detailed, multilingual building instructions with step-by-step illustrations High-quality decal sheet for authentic lettering and marking The structured building instructions guide you safely through the assembly. The precise fit of the individual parts creates an impressive model step by step that meets both historical and technical requirements. Background The USS Nautilus made history in 1954 as the world's first nuclear-powered submarine. For the first time, its revolutionary nuclear propulsion system made it possible to sail underwater for months without surfacing for months. In 1958, it became the first vessel to cross the North Pole under the Arctic ice. This feat of engineering fundamentally changed maritime warfare and ushered in the age of modern submarine fleets. Safety Warning Keep packaging for future queries