German Ship Models

This is the 1/700 Scale Battleship Bismarck Plastic Model Kit from Revell. Suitable for Ages 12 & Up.

This is the 1/144 Scale Deutsches U-Boot German Submarine Type VII C/41 "Atlantic Version" Plastic Model Kit from Revell Germany. Suitable for Ages 10 & Up.

This is the 1/144 Scale Deutsches U-Boot Type XXI German Submarine with Interior Plastic kit by Revell. Suitable for Ages 12 & Up.

This is a 1/350 Plastic German Battleship Bismarck from Tamiya. It's for ages 10 and up.

This is a plastic model of a 1/350 Scale GERMAN BATTLESHIP TIRPITZ BOAT KIT by Tamiya.

This is the 1/350 Scale German Submarine Deutsches U-Boat Type VII C Plastic Model Kit from Revell. Suitable for Ages 10 & Older.

This is a 1/700 scale German Tirpitz 1943 plastic model Battleship from Trumpeter.

This is a Battleship Bismarck Plastic Model kit from Revell Suitable for Ages 13 & Older.

Assemble the German Naval Destroyers Z37 & Z39 with this 1:700 Scale Plastic Model Kit from the Tamiya Water Line Series. Suitable for Ages 14 & Older.

This is a 1/700 scale German Bismarck plastic model Battleship from Trumpeter.

This is a 1/350 Plastic Bismarck German Battleship Model Kit from Academy Plastics. It's for ages 10 and up.

This is the 1/700 scale German Heavy Cruiser Prinz Eugen, 1942 plastic model kit from Trumpeter. Ages 14 and up.

This is the 1/200 Scale German Bismark Battleship Plastic Model Kit by Trumpeter. Suitable for Ages 14 & Up.

This is the 1/350 Scale German U-Boat Type VII B Submarine plastic model ship from AFV.

This is the 1/350 Scale German Pocket Battleship (Panzer Schiff) Admiral Graf Spee Plastic Model Kit by Trumpeter. Suitable for Ages 14 & Older.

This is the 1/350 Scale German Heavy Cruiser Prinz Eugen 1945 Plastic Model Kit by Trumpeter. Suitable for Ages 14 & Older.

This is a 1/350 Scale German Pocket Battleship Admiral Graf Spee Plastic Model Kit from Academy. Suitable for Ages 14 & Older.

This is the 1/350 Scale Type IXC U-Boat German Navy Plastic Model Kit from Hobby Boss. Suitable for Ages 14 & Older.

The Gneisenau went into commission on 21st May, 1938. Ranking with the Scharnhorst, she was the biggest and most powerful battleship in the German Fleet of those days. Her displacement had been announced to be 26,000 tons, but in fact her standard displacement was 31,800 tons. The main armament consisted of nine 28 cm guns, which were smaller in calibre than those of the same class ships possessed by other countries. The other armament, however, was powerful enough and consisted of twelve 15 cm guns, fourteen 10 cm AA guns, sixteen 37 mm AA machine guns, ten 20 mm AA machine guns and six 53 cm torpedo tubes. She was protected with strong armour and, in spite of her large displacement, had a