Revell 05164 German Aircraft Carrier GRAF ZEPPELIN 1/720 is an extremely detailed plastic model kit depicting the German aircraft carrier Graf Zeppelin from World War II. The 1:720 scale model is a faithful miniature of the only ship of its class ever built by the Third Reich, making it a real treat for experienced modelers and naval history enthusiasts. Graf Zeppelin was intended to be the pride of the German Kriegsmarine and to significantly affect the naval power balance during World War II, but due to shifting wartime priorities, the vessel was never completed and never saw active service.

The Revell 05164 model retains characteristic details of the hull, superstructures, and aircraft deck, allowing you to accurately recreate this legendary ship. The entire kit is made from high-quality plastic, ensuring durability and easy processing during assembly. The model consists of 161 parts, offering an excellent balance between detail and assembly accessibility. The finished model measures an impressive 362 mm in length, 72 mm in width, and 77 mm in height, making it a striking addition to any military collection or model display case.

• Scale: 1:720
• Country of Operator: Germany (Third Reich)
• Historical Period: World War II (construction 1936–1943, never completed)
• Length of finished model: 362 mm
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Extras: complete assembly instructions, paints and glue not included
• Number of parts: 161
• Recommended paint colors: 32105, 32109, 32137, 32156, 32157, 32174, 32176, 32179, 32190, 32192

Revell 05164 German Aircraft Carrier GRAF ZEPPELIN 1/720 is a model with a difficulty level of 4/5, recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers over the age of 12. It is perfect as part of a naval-themed collection or as a challenge for shipbuilding enthusiasts. This product is especially recommended for fans of German military technology and those who appreciate the precision of historic warship models. Thanks to the possibility of individual color selection, you can recreate the historical paint scheme according to World War II documentation, making this model even more realistic and attractive in any collection.