RMS Lusitania Ocean Liner, 1907 (Plastic model) - HobbySearch Military Model Store

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--A luxury liner owned by the Cunard Line, built by John Brown in 1907.
--The world's largest passenger ship at the time, along with its sister ship Mauritania.
--The fastest crossing record in the Atlantic Ocean The Blue Ribbon was retaken from Germany on a virgin voyage.
--Mauritania was recruited as a transport ship in World War I.
--Lucitania is operated as a luxury liner as it is.
--In 1915 Germany announced an unlimited submarine operation.
--On May 7, 1915, it was sunk by a lightning strike by U-20.
――It will be one of the motives for participating in the United States.

――Two types of kits, Waterline and Full Hull, are on sale.
--The bottom of the ship is not attached to the water line.

--Overall length 240m
--Displacement 44060 tons
--25 boilers
--4 steam turbines
--Maximum / cruising speed 27/25 knots Number of passengers 2198 (1st class 552, 2nd class 460, 3rd class 1186) Crew 850

Item Size/Weight : 34.5 x 24 x 5 cm / 466g