Revell 05417 Gorch Fock (1/150) – Plastic Model of the Training Ship for Assembly

Revell 05417 Gorch Fock in 1:150 scale is an extremely detailed plastic model kit depicting the famous training sailing ship that has long been an icon of the German Navy. This modeling kit allows you to build a precise replica of the three-masted barque, which is still used today as a training vessel for future officers of the Deutsche Marine.

• Model scale: 1:150
• Country of original use: Germany
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Contents: parts for building the sailing ship, detailed assembly instructions, decals
• Not included: paints, glue, and modeling tools (must be purchased separately)
• Category: plastic model kit for assembly
• Additions: possibility to replicate detailed rigging lines and deck components

The original Gorch Fock was built in 1958 and has served a training role on waters around the world ever since. It continues the tradition of German training sailing ships and is a symbol of the German Navy, having participated numerous times in international sailing regattas such as The Tall Ships’ Races. This model faithfully captures the vessel’s distinctive features such as its slender silhouette, triple-masted rigging, and deck details including lifeboats and the forecastle deck.

This Revell 05417 model stands out for its detailed craftsmanship, including realistic superstructures, a thoughtfully engineered mast system, and richly detailed rigging components. Thanks to the included illustrated assembly instructions, even intermediate modellers can create an impressive replica. The model is primarily intended for intermediate and advanced hobbyists who are already familiar with basic modeling tools and have experience assembling larger sailing ships.

We recommend this product to every ship modeling enthusiast as well as those interested in the history of the German Navy in the postwar and modern era. The model has a difficulty level of 3 on a scale from 1 to 5, making it an excellent choice both for those looking to develop their skills and for tall ship enthusiasts who value historical precision.