USS Ticonderoga CV-14 (Old Renwal) (Plastic model) - HobbySearch Military Model Store

This item is limited to 3 per household.

-The Renwall kit released in the 1950s will revive.
-Ticonderoga CV-14, renovated in 1956 as an angled deck aircraft carrier.

-The Ticonderoga was erected in 1943 as an Essex-class aircraft carrier of the United States Navy, and was commissioned as the 10th-class aircraft carrier in 1944.
-The ship's name is derived from the battlefield of the American Revolutionary War in northern New York State, and was made in the 18th century [Ticonderoga Fortress]. He was active in Leyte capture in World War II and engaged in the operation of the Magic Carpet after the war, and was stored as a spare ship in 1947, but he was put back in service with the outbreak of the Korean War.
-In 1956, the SCB-125 was refurbished with the aim of improving ship operation and navigation performance by expanding the flight deck including the angled deck equipment.
-Dispatched by the United States, which fully intervened in the Vietnam War in the wake of the Tonkin Bay incident in 1964, and deployed to Vietnamese waters in 1965 and participated in the North bomb.
-Also, in 1972, it became the recovery carrier of the Apollo 17 and recovered three astronauts and a command ship.

[Kit contents]
-Total length: about 53.5 cm
-The elevator is movable
-Sky Warrior Attack, Cougar Fighter, Rescue Helicopter included
-Decal included
-Use the Renwall version boxed picture at the time of release

Item Size/Weight : 54.6 x 18 x 5.9 cm / 529g