1:72 - PT-BOAT 109 - Details Kit
€29.99
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Historical
The PT-109 was struck on August 2, 1943 at 2 a.m. by the Japanese destroyer Amagiri, and Kennedy, injured in the back during the collision, distinguished himself in rescuing his crew members, making them swim to Plum Pudding Island, an uninhabited island which has since been renamed Kennedy Island[1]. This feat of arms earned him the Navy and Marine Corps Medal; this episode was the subject of a propaganda film and was used to advantage during the electoral campaign in 1960.
The KIT
The KIT includes many parts that replace the original parts of the Revell KIT, and new ones that complete it. (View the photo).
The pieces are unpainted resin.
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Data sheet
- Compositions
- Resin - 14K - 25 microns
- Property
- No Painted
- Product safety information
- For use under the direct supervision of an adult.
This toy offers no protection.
Warning: not suitable for children under 3 years of age.
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Historical
The PT-109 was struck on August 2, 1943 at 2 a.m. by the Japanese destroyer Amagiri, and Kennedy, injured in the back during the collision, distinguished himself in rescuing his crew members, making them swim to Plum Pudding Island, an uninhabited island which has since been renamed Kennedy Island[1]. This feat of arms earned him the Navy and Marine Corps Medal; this episode was the subject of a propaganda film and was used to advantage during the electoral campaign in 1960.
The KIT
The KIT includes many parts that replace the original parts of the Revell KIT, and new ones that complete it. (View the photo).
The pieces are unpainted resin.