Revell 1/350 Gorch Fock Plastic Model Kit 05432

Gorch Fock in 1:350 scale

Discover the fascination of model building with the representative model kit of the famous sailing training ship Gorch Fock in a scale of 1:350. With dimensions of 265 mm in length and 158 mm in height, this kit forms a fine but detailed replica of the original. This 75-piece set is specifically designed for young and adolescent fans aged 10 and over and offers an excellent opportunity to discover and develop the skills and joy of model building.

Scope of delivery

• Unassembled plastic model kit
• Illustrated, multilingual assembly instructions for smooth assembly
• Decals to customize the model
• Rigging thread for a realistic appearance
• Sails to bring the model to life

The Gorch Fock kit is classified as Level 3, making it an excellent choice for model building fans aged ten and over who have already gained some experience in plastic model building. Easy assembly encourages the development of gluing and painting skills while recreating a historic and culturally significant ship. This model is not only a valuable addition to collections, but also an educational tool to introduce younger generations to seafaring knowledge and German maritime history.

Special features

The Gorch Fock model kit is characterized by some outstanding features that make it particularly appealing. The authentic replicas of the sails and rigging provide a realistic and tangible experience of seafaring life. The ease of assembly ensures that even younger enthusiasts can achieve a successful and satisfying result while developing valuable model building skills.

Background information

The sailing training ship Gorch Fock is a prominent ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany, which has been represented in ports around the world since it was commissioned in 1958. As a training ship for the German Navy, it serves to train generations of naval officers in their seamanship. This kit allows fans to recreate in miniature a piece of German maritime tradition, a tradition that is both historical and culturally significant. It offers an excellent opportunity to explore Germany's maritime history while cultivating a craft hobby that promotes patience, precision and passion.