Tamiya 1/350 German Battleship Bismarck Plastic Model Boat Kit

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

On May 24th, 1941 the Royal Navy dealt among its most shattering blows.
The 42,000 heap German battlecruiser Hood was ruined after an attack that
lasted just eight minutes. The Bismarck was the largest and most modern ship
in service with the German fleet. Three days after the most well known sea
chase of the 2nd World War, which included no less that 3 British
battleships, two battlecruisers, two carrier, 9 cruisers, and
numerous destroyers, the Bismarck was reduced to a blazing hulk. This came
just 9 months after she was commissioned.

FEATURES:
Plastic pieces connected to sprues and molded in gray.
Ready to assemble precision design kit.
Exterior surface of hull is covered with minute engraved details.
The deck of the ship is overflowing with stunning details like:
    -Railings and windows
    -Huge turrets
    -Cranes
    -Lights
    -Life boats
    -Ladders and stairs
RE-280 Motor is not included.
If you cannot manage to construct your own 41,700 heap battleship however
    still desire one, then get this highly precise model.
A large plastic stand with a "Bismarck" nameplate is included for
    screen purposes.
Detailed pictorial instructions.

INCLUDES:
One 1/350 Plastic German Battleship Bismarck

REQUIRES:
Assembly
Cement for plastics (TESR3512)
Paint: Dark Seagrey, Dark Grey, Matt Black, Matt White, Hull Red,
    Light Blue, Deep Green, Matt Earth, Deck Tan
Brushes
RE-280 Electric Motor (optional)
Batteries (optional)
Sprue Cutter
Screwdriver
Pliers
Modeling Knife
File or Emery Board
Glue Tips or Toothpicks
Water for Decals
Scissors
Tweezers
Adult Guidance

SPECIFICATIONS:
Scale: 1/350
Length: 27" (68.6cm)
Width: 4-1/4" (10.7cm)
Height: 3-3/4" (9.9cm) (roughly)

REMARKS:
Keep little parts and sharp edges away from children.
Care need to be taken when utilizing tools and modeling knives.
Modeling paint need to just be utilized by an adult in a well-ventilated
    location.