The Zeppelin class aircraft carrier Graf Zeppelin is an aircraft carrier built by the German navy (Kriegsmarine) during the Second World War. It is also the only aircraft carrier in Germany that has been launched in history, with a displacement of about 33,000 tons. On December 28, 1936, the keel was placed at the Deutsche Werke in Kiel. Due to the dispute between the German navy and the Air Force on aircraft ownership, the construction plan was continuously postponed, and the subsequent World War II outbreak caused the aircraft carrier to be terminated in May 1940, and the project was completed 85%, mainly because Hitler decided to make the Navy bigger. Part of the funds were used to develop submarines, and the aircraft carrier was not completed.
On April 25, 1945, in order to avoid falling into the hands of the Soviets, they chose to sink themselves. After the war, the Soviet Union picked up the "Graf Zeppelin" hull and sank on the way to the Soviet Union. In August 1947, the Soviet Union picked up again and towed it again to Leningrad. After detailed research, it was blown up by the Soviet Navy as a target ship.
Product number 06709
product name German Navy "Graf Zeppelin" aircraft carrier
Bar code 9580208067094
Product ratio 1:700
product type Plastic Model Warship Kit
Model size Length: 375mm Beam: 45mm
Total number of parts 380+
Metal parts n/a
Etched parts 1 piece
Film film n/a
Resin component n/a
Total number of offsets 18 sprues and deck
Announcement date 2017-09
More description -hull split into two parts -Contains
display stand and engraved name plate
-Photo-Etched parts included
-Aircraft Wing includes:
Ar-195, Bf-109, Fi-167, Ju-87
On April 25, 1945, in order to avoid falling into the hands of the Soviets, they chose to sink themselves. After the war, the Soviet Union picked up the "Graf Zeppelin" hull and sank on the way to the Soviet Union. In August 1947, the Soviet Union picked up again and towed it again to Leningrad. After detailed research, it was blown up by the Soviet Navy as a target ship.
Product number 06709
product name German Navy "Graf Zeppelin" aircraft carrier
Bar code 9580208067094
Product ratio 1:700
product type Plastic Model Warship Kit
Model size Length: 375mm Beam: 45mm
Total number of parts 380+
Metal parts n/a
Etched parts 1 piece
Film film n/a
Resin component n/a
Total number of offsets 18 sprues and deck
Announcement date 2017-09
More description -hull split into two parts -Contains
display stand and engraved name plate
-Photo-Etched parts included
-Aircraft Wing includes:
Ar-195, Bf-109, Fi-167, Ju-87
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The Zeppelin class aircraft carrier Graf Zeppelin is an aircraft carrier built by the German navy (Kriegsmarine) during the Second World War. It is also the only aircraft carrier in Germany that has been launched in history, with a displacement of about 33,000 tons. On December 28, 1936, the keel was placed at the Deutsche Werke in Kiel. Due to the dispute between the German navy and the Air Force on aircraft ownership, the construction plan was continuously postponed, and the subsequent World War II outbreak caused the aircraft carrier to be terminated in May 1940, and the project was completed 85%, mainly because Hitler decided to make the Navy bigger. Part of the funds were used to develop submarines, and the aircraft carrier was not completed.
On April 25, 1945, in order to avoid falling into the hands of the Soviets, they chose to sink themselves. After the war, the Soviet Union picked up the "Graf Zeppelin" hull and sank on the way to the Soviet Union. In August 1947, the Soviet Union picked up again and towed it again to Leningrad. After detailed research, it was blown up by the Soviet Navy as a target ship.
Product number 06709
product name German Navy "Graf Zeppelin" aircraft carrier
Bar code 9580208067094
Product ratio 1:700
product type Plastic Model Warship Kit
Model size Length: 375mm Beam: 45mm
Total number of parts 380+
Metal parts n/a
Etched parts 1 piece
Film film n/a
Resin component n/a
Total number of offsets 18 sprues and deck
Announcement date 2017-09
More description -hull split into two parts -Contains
display stand and engraved name plate
-Photo-Etched parts included
-Aircraft Wing includes:
Ar-195, Bf-109, Fi-167, Ju-87
On April 25, 1945, in order to avoid falling into the hands of the Soviets, they chose to sink themselves. After the war, the Soviet Union picked up the "Graf Zeppelin" hull and sank on the way to the Soviet Union. In August 1947, the Soviet Union picked up again and towed it again to Leningrad. After detailed research, it was blown up by the Soviet Navy as a target ship.
Product number 06709
product name German Navy "Graf Zeppelin" aircraft carrier
Bar code 9580208067094
Product ratio 1:700
product type Plastic Model Warship Kit
Model size Length: 375mm Beam: 45mm
Total number of parts 380+
Metal parts n/a
Etched parts 1 piece
Film film n/a
Resin component n/a
Total number of offsets 18 sprues and deck
Announcement date 2017-09
More description -hull split into two parts -Contains
display stand and engraved name plate
-Photo-Etched parts included
-Aircraft Wing includes:
Ar-195, Bf-109, Fi-167, Ju-87
Please complete all your shopping before checking out, we cannot combine shipping on separate orders.
Sorry, no shipping refunds can be given for combining separate orders.