Emden Light Cruiser, Kaiserliche Marine, 1908, 1: 1250, DeAgostini
Brand: DeAgostini
Scale 1: 1250
Original ref: KS35
Collection: Kriegsschiffe
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Emden Light Cruiser, Kaiserliche Marine, 1908, 1: 1250, DeAgostini
The SMS Emden was a German light cruiser of the Kaiserliche Marine during the First World War. Highlighted in the German colony of Kiau Chau in Tsingtao, he was not part of Admiral Graf von Spee's squadron, and devoted himself to making a remarkable maritime war in the Indian Ocean, obstructing the navigation routes and sinking more than 16 enemy ships. . It was a class with the SMS Dresden and it differed from its twin by having conventional piston engines, instead of turbines.
Scale 1: 1250
Approx length: 12.00 cm.
Total height Approx: 5.50 cm. (including base)
Diecast manufacturing, metal with plastic accessories.
Mounted and painted by hand with original decorations.
Base with the name of the ship (see photo).
Includes fascicle in German.
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