A complete 1/700 scale waterline model of the USS Oklahoma as she appeared at the beginning of the Pearl Harbor attack 12/7/41. The kit features a resin hull and over 100 highly detailed 3D printed parts. Also included is a complete photoetch detail set, decals and a thorough set of instructions and painting guide. The 3D printed parts, designed by leading designers in the field, are more detailed than any plastic-injection kit can be and fit together easily. The tripod masts feature the option of open or closed mast tops. The highly-detailed secondary guns peer out from open gunports. The 3D printed parts reflect the differences between Oklahoma and Nevada which were sometimes quite subtle. The photoetch set is comprehensive and features catapults, boat racks, ladders, custom rails, anchor chain and much more. Detailed instructions included.

For international orders, additional shipping charges may be required.

The link below is to a review of the very similar kit of the USS Nevada

http://www.modelwarships.com/reviews/ships/bb/bb-36/Nevada-700-tmw/1941Nevada.htm

Completed model views are of Rob Weilacher's build of Oklahoma in early 1941 before she was painted in camouflage measure 1.