Blocks Battleship Missouri (BB-63)

Description: Battleship Missouri (BB-63) USS Missouri (BB-63) is an American battleship of the Iowa type also known as the Mighty Mo or Big Mo. It is the last battleship ever built by the United States. On its deck, the Act of Surrender of the Empire of Japan was signed on 2 September 1945, officially ending the Second World War. Among other things, the ship took part in the Battle of Iwo Jima and Okinawa and the Korean War. The USS Missouri was only withdrawn from service in 1992 and has since been open to the public as a museum ship. The COBI building block model in 1:300 scale is a real challenge for all builders. It consists of 2655 pieces and requires several hours of intensive and exciting assembly. It is exactly 92 cm (36.2) long and 20.5 cm (8) high. It has movable parts such as gun turrets and gun barrels, propellers and rudder. High-quality printing has made it possible to capture even more details that make the block ship look very attractive! Thanks to the intuitive instructions based on clear icons, construction is simple and effortless. The set comes with a special block display stand with the name of the ship printed on a plate. The ship looks very impressive on it - no one will be able to pass by it indifferently! The legendary USS Missouri will be a unique decoration in the collection of any history, naval and military enthusiast. Build history, block by block! 2655 high-quality pieces Manufactured in the EU by a company with over 20 years of tradition Meet safety standards for children's products Fully compatible with other building block brands Printed bricks do not deform or fade during play or when exposed to temperature Clear and intuitive instructions based on drawings and icons Display stand and ship name plate Model scale 1:300 | Part number: COBI-48372 | series: Historical Collection | Minimum age: 12 | Gender: Boys | Gender: Girls | No. of elements: 2655 | Set size: Extra large | Dimensions: 92 x 20,5 cm | Security: We recommend that you keep the packaging for reference purposes.