Transatlantic Wilhelm Gustloff, Germany, 1938, 1: 1250, Atlas
Brand: Atlas
Scale 1: 1250
Original ref: 7572004
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Transatlantic Wilhelm Gustloff, Germany, 1938, 1: 1250, Atlas
The Wilhelm Gustloff was a German liner built at the Blohm & Voss shipyard. It entered service in 1938 during the period of Nazi Germany in time of peace. In the Second World War it served as a mother ship for submarines, hospital ship and evacuation transport during Operation Hannibal towards the end of the war. On January 30, 1945 it was torpedoed by the Soviet submarine S-13 under the command of Aleksandr Marinesko. , sinking with 9,343 people on board. It has been the greatest maritime tragedy in history.
Scale 1: 1250
Approx length: 16,80 cm.
Total height Approx: 7.00 cm. (including base)
Diecast manufacturing, metal with plastic accessories.
Mounted and painted by hand with original decorations.
Includes base with the name of the ocean liner.
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