USS Arizona Battleship

This is a 1/426 USS Arizona Plastic Model Battleship Kit from Revell-Monogram.

Revell-Monogram USS Arizona Battleship Plastic Model Military Ship Kit 1/426 Scale #850302
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 Revell-Monogram # rmx850302
$18.69
 
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Revell-Monogram Item # rmx850302
Features :
  • Static model contains 133 pieces molded in light gray.
  • Contains waterslide decals, and the model can be painted as seen on the box with these following colors: flat hull red, flat tan, flat black, flat white, silver, and gloss yellow.
  • Twelve elevating 14" cannon in four rotating turrets.
  • Full light armament, including 5" and 1.1" AA guns and a 10.5" turret cannon.
  • Finely engraved planking and plate detail.
  • Complete deck fittings, including searchlights, motor launches and whaleboats, rangefinders, ladders, cranes, and tripod masts with
  • observation nests.
  • Two catapults with Vought 0 2U biplanes.
  • Full color flag sheet.
  • Display stands.
  • Detailed superstructure.
  • Arizona, Navy, Wing, Bot, 6,5,4,3,2,1, bow, stern
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Spotlight Review

 
"Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
Ken W (New Market, TN)
I am currently working on this ship. it is good in size and I love the stands that comes with it. I also love the amount of detail that is on this ship. I will be posting pictures as I am done. the ship is already molded in a light grey but of coarse I like to go all out so I air brushed it a gunship grey and could have gotten by with just a normal grey or like a ghost grey. hey make it you own if you want to and just put your touch on it. I would very much recommend this to anyone. even if you are a beginner with painting and glue and such you will still be able to do this with ease directions are very well shown and paint schemes as well if you want to follow and make it look like it did in real life. RIP to all the soldiers that fought on this ship and sunk with its glory in Dec 7th 1941 the historical Attack on Pearl Harbor.

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Features

  • Static model contains 133 pieces molded in light gray.
  • Contains waterslide decals, and the model can be painted as seen on the box with these following colors: flat hull red, flat tan, flat black, flat white, silver, and gloss yellow.
  • Twelve elevating 14" cannon in four rotating turrets.
  • Full light armament, including 5" and 1.1" AA guns and a 10.5" turret cannon.
  • Finely engraved planking and plate detail.
  • Complete deck fittings, including searchlights, motor launches and whaleboats, rangefinders, ladders, cranes, and tripod masts with
  • observation nests.
  • Two catapults with Vought 0 2U biplanes.
  • Full color flag sheet.
  • Display stands.
  • Detailed superstructure.
  • Arizona, Navy, Wing, Bot, 6,5,4,3,2,1, bow, stern

Specs

  • Length: 17" (43.1cm)
  • Width: 3" (7.4cm)
  • Pieces: 133
  • Revell-Monogram Product Number: 850302

Includes

One 1/426 USS Arizona Model Battleship Kit with Display Stand


Requirements & Suggestions

  • Assembly
  • Plastic cement (TES3501) (PLS00002) (TAM87012) or glue (HLC107)
  • Modeling Knife (EXL16001) (EXL16018)
  • Tweezers to hold parts
  • Toothpick and Brush to apply cement
  • Rubber Band and Clothes Pin to hold parts after cementing
  • Paint (if desired)
  • Adult Supervision
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Reviews

  
 
"Not for beginners!!!"
lil_d_bilb
This was my first ship build in the modeling world, and being the novice ship modeler that I was at the time. I took on this challenge thinking it would be easy. But it turns out I was wrong, there are a quite a few small pieces and I lost a few and made a mess of the model. BUT! After bettering my abilities with more models I came back to this one and perfected it on my second try! LOVE the model and the american dreadnought type battleships!

 
"Bad Form"
markehanford
I purchased this kit from a brick and mortar store in NJ, to replace my previous kit which was destroyed by a visiting demon child. I began my usual form and painted the base items first then began assembling to find that the two primary hull segments were so severely warped that it could not be joined as directed or used. I purchased another one and it too had the same problem of warped primary hull segments. I contacted the manufacturer, REVELL GERMANY, and informed them of the problem. They took my name and thanked me for my call and support. That was over 3 months ago and to this day I never received replacement parts or a coupon or even a simple apology. I wish that the actual manufacturers provided the same quality Customer Support and Responsiveness as Hobbylinc does.

 
"Not for beginners."
Shane S. (Dallas, Tx)
I just finished putting one of these together. Some say this is a good kit for beginners but I don't completely agree with that. The reasons are that, this being a late 50's revision, the molds have seen a LOT of use and as such I encountered problems with my kit. Several sprues looked to have had mold halves that had slipped 1-2mm causing the halvs of individual pieces to be offset. On some parts this did not cause an issue but on others it took quite a bit of trimming, filling, and reshaping to make the part look and fit right. this was especially true of the anchor chain reels. This kit also suffers from some old assembly methodology which REALLY stands out when you go to put the superstructure together. You'll note that the pieces meet halfway up the bulkheads leaving with a bunch of oddly misshaped windows and nasty seam lines that need attention. And beyond that the quality of the details in the molded pieces is average at best. Coupled those issues with the fact that the hull halves didn't fit together correctly and had to be braced, clamped, and then filled and smoothed and I believe this to be a kit for the intermediate or better modeler. Now with all that being said I did find this to be a fun kit to build. And once it's done a fairly good representation of the ship overall. But I did spend most of my time fixing problems. But the kit was cheap so it's really just a practace of getting what you pay for. you could buy two of these kits for what the next least expensive kit costs. And that one is probably 1/700 scale. And anything in 1/350 scale will set you back anywhere from $50+ depending on manufacturer. So would I personally buy this kit again? For $15, ABSOLUTELY! But I wouldn't buy it for a young modeler or somebody just starting. Wait till they have a few kits under their belt before handing them one of these. In the right hands this can be a really nice build with a dirt cheap buy-in.

Comments

  • Keep away from small children, as parts may cause choking in infants.
  • For ages 10 and up.
  • The USS Arizona is a memorial to the tradgedy at Pearl Harbor.

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