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ORP Błyskawica is a Polish destroyer of the Grom class, launched in 1936 in the United Kingdom. During World War II, she distinguished herself in the evacuation of Dunkirk, the Battle of the Atlantic, and the Battle of Ushant. After the war, she served in the Polish Navy, and since 1976 has been a museum ship in Gdynia — the oldest preserved destroyer in the world. The booklet contains a number of optional parts which improve the model's final appearance.

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parts of life boats, floats, ladders, anchors etc.

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resin gun barrels for Błyskawica

8 gun barrels made out of grey resin. The barrels might need some minor cleaning and have to be painted.

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11 gun barrels made out of grey resin. The barrels might need some minor cleaning and have to be painted.

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Modernized edition. Model represents the ship at the height of its glory. The decks, in an elegant shade of grey-blue, symbolise the modernity and power the vessel exuded during its transatlantic voyages. It’s a perfect choice for enthusiasts of maritime history and the classic beauty of ocean liners.

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Modernized edition. Model depicts the ss United States in a later period, when weather and the passage of time had left their mark. The greenish decks reflect the ship’s natural aging, enhancing the realistic atmosphere of the scene.

2 paper models
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The set consist of two separate booklets with models of ss United States. One booklet (JSC 50a) shows the ship in her glory - with the ocean grey decks. The second (JSC 50b) shows the ship in later years - with weathered green decks.
When buying the set, you save 20%.

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davits, anchors, aerials, etc.

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waterline
1 of 3 options: Tegetthoff, Viribium Unitis or Prinz Eugen. Two color scheme options - green or grey
manufacturer GPM
kit size A4

Glue applicator for PVA type glue

A video on how to use this tool Youtube

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Model presents the ship in 1943 livery, when she took a part of North Cape Battle. The battle ended with sinking of German battleship Scharnhorst.