This battleship, the 'Mighty MO', was the site of the Japanese surrender in WWII.

WWII configuration includes scout planes on catapults. Plastic cement and paint are required for assembly, and are sold separately.
Length: 20 ", # pieces: 75.
Body molded in light gray.
2 navy seaplanes on movable catapults.
Crane
9 elevating guns
Forward mast & radar screens
3 movable turrets. 20 40 mm guns
Authentic u.s. navy decal markings
Ten 5" guns
Display stand
Colorful flag sheet
Historical plaque & nameplate.
Skill Level 2
Scale 1/535
Assembly, paint, glue required

One of the nation's most powerful naval vessels, the U.S.S. Missouri was the last of four Iowa class battleships. The most memorable mission of the Mighty Mo was when she was chosen as the scene of the historic signing of the peace treaty with Japan.

This proud ship remains synonymous with America's entry into World War II. On December 7, 1941, 1,177 men went down with her. Features: Molded in gray, positionable guns and turrets.

Skill Level 2
Scale 1/426
Assembly required

level 2 for intermediate modelers, ages 10 and up.
It was commanded by LTJG John F. Kennedy.

PT-109 is immortalized as the boat commanded by John F Kennedy. It was powered by three twelve-cylinder Packard engines, and equipped with four torpedo tubes, machine guns, and an anti-aircraft gun. Without ceremony or christening, she was lowered into Newark Bay in July, 1942; two months later her baptism under fire took place in the Guadalcanal war area.

Static model contains 83 pieces molded in dark green.
Waterslide decals are included, and the model can be painted as seen on the box with these colors: copper, black, gray, blue, silver, and flesh. Four torpedo tubes, two twin .50 caliber machine guns, a 20mm cannon, a life raft, four crew figures, and three rudders, propellers and hafts are all included. Contains clear assembly instructions with a detailed synopsis of Kennedy's exciting and dangerous voyage. Includes a display stand.

One decal sheet with markings for one boat:
PT109, 109, and two American flags
Length: 13" (33.1cm)
Width: 3-1/2" (9cm)
Pieces: 83

High-quality plastic parts molded with the highest level of detail and accuracy.
Complete deck detail including cannons, fife rails, bell and wheel. A gallery rests at the end of the bowsprit and is equipped with realistic spritsail, mast and ratlines.
Highly detailed fore mast, main mast and mizzen mast with realistically molded ratlines. Waterline hull consisting of 2 exquisitely scribed sides, anda beautifully detailed stern piece with "Jolly Roger" and skull with cross bones embossed.
Separately molded skull to attach to the bow. Gangway, anchor and stern lamp.
Display stand and waterslide decals. Illustrated assembly guide.

Scale: 1:72
Length: 8-1/2" (216mm)
Width: 2-3/16" (56mm)
Parts: 96

Old Ironsides earned her reputation in the War of 1812.

Double decks of cannons & steer able rudder.
Kit builds to a decorative masterpiece over 3 feet long! A majestic, ready to assemble model engineered from plans provided by Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.
Detailed captain's quarters complete with bulkheads, table, and bunks
Deck with capstan, wheel, life rails, and galley funnels.
Lifeboats with oars, davits and davit rigging.
Can be rigged with or without sails.
Unpainted miniature crew figures molded in multiple poses.
Vacuum-formed, off-white billowing plastic sails with realistic cloth details.
Authentically scaled cannons.
Realistically molded deadeyes, blocks, pinrails, and anchors.
Molded black plastic hull with finely engraved details.
Detailed lifeboats with oars, davits and davit rigging.
Pre-formed ratlines.
Intricate stern and bow engravings.
Step-by-step assembly and rigging instructions.
20 Crew Figures, 39 Sails, 55 Cannons, 7 Boats, Rigging Line & Thread, Colorful Flag Sheet
Scale: 1:96, Length: 32" (81.3cm)
Skill level 3, Pieces: 1,223, Parts: 96
Requires Assembly, Paint, Glue.

Skill Level 2, 1/570 scale, Length 18 1/2"
Finely engraved deck detailing with planking and chains
Detailed deckhouses and skylights
Four funnels with ladders and capscreens
Steampipes and vents
Foremast and missenmast with ratlines
Finely engraved hull detail with individual hull plates and simulated portholes
Cranes and ventilators
Detailed rudder
Authenic flags
Three propellers
Eighteen lifeboats
Display stand
Decal markings
Hull molded in white

Immortalized in documentaries and a feature film, this historical ocean liner went down on her maiden voyage in 1912 with great loss of life. Years later, her wreckage was finally located on the ocean floor. Features: Instructions for full radio and mast rigging, display stand.

A classic example of a WWII fleet submarine, the Lionfish wreaked havoc with Japanese shipping.
Features detailed conning tower, display stand and waterslide decals.

1/220 Scale,
Skill level 2
Assembly, paint, glue required