The Bismarck and the Tirpitz were the two largest battleships in the Second World War. The Bismarck, with a length of 251 m, went into service on 24.08.1940. On completion of the training runs she took part in the Rhine exercise. On 24.05.1941, in a sea battle off Greenland, she sank the British cruiser HMS Hood. Then the Bismarck, having damage to the bow, made for a Frenchport. During the pursuit by British ships and aircraft the ship was rendered unfit for action by enemy fire and scuttled in the Atlantic.\n\n- New tool\n- Detailed hull and power plant\n- Decks with textured planks\n- Gun turrets with individually moving barrels\n- Filigree masts\n- 18 tenders\n- 2 Arado 196 seaplanes\n- 2 detailed derricks with booms\n- Display stand\n\n2 variants to paint: winter 1940/41 and March 1941:\n- Baltic Sea, Winter 1940-41\n- Baltic Sea. March 1941