Revell 65182 HMS Duke of York Model Set 1/1200 – plastic model warship kit

Revell 65182 HMS Duke of York Model Set 1/1200 is a high-quality plastic model kit that allows you to recreate, in 1/1200 scale, one of the most famous Royal Navy battleships from World War II. The set is dedicated to all naval modeling enthusiasts and military history buffs who wish to enrich their collection with the legendary King George V class warship.

Authenticity and historical details

• 1/1200 scale model – an excellent balance between size and detail, allowing for a realistic reproduction of the real ship.
• Country of service: United Kingdom – HMS Duke of York served under the Royal Navy banner.
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945). The battleship gained fame, among others, during the Battle of the North Cape in December 1943, where it played a decisive role in the sinking of the German battleship Scharnhorst.
• Material: High-quality plastic ensuring easy fitting of parts and satisfaction during assembly. The set includes plastic parts that require gluing and painting.
• Set contents: The kit contains glue, brush, and basic paints in recommended colors (32157, 32178, 32179, 32189), making it easier for even beginner modelers to fully complete the build.
• Category: Plastic ship model kit.

Why choose this model?

The Revell 65182 HMS Duke of York kit is distinguished by the clear representation of the battleship's structural details and the high quality of its components. We recommend this model to both beginner and intermediate modelers due to its simple instructions and comprehensive starter set. It's an excellent base for learning painting and assembly techniques for historical miniatures—also an ideal gift for maritime enthusiasts.

Build difficulty: 2/5. The model is suitable for a wide audience, including teenagers, beginner modelers, and military model collectors.

With the Revell 65182 HMS Duke of York Model Set 1/1200, you can experience the history of the British fleet and enrich your collection with a model that symbolizes the power of the Royal Navy during World War II.