HMS Cornwall (56) Landing Ship

HMS Cornwall (56) Landing ShipHMS cornwall in 1928 in Davenport shipyard completed, accepted the modernizing period 1935 38 and subsequently remained in service until 1941 at the local fleet. 1941 42 served in the Royal Navy in the East to fight with the Japanese fleet. HMS cornwall finally April 5, 1942 by the Japanese First Air Flotilla sank in waters southwest of Ceylon, Colombo.

- 3-directional slide-molded well-defined detail on turret produced as single piece

car ferries became widespread in the Mediterranean

It became famous for its use by a number of record-breaking pilots who were attracted to the rugged and very long-range design

Equipped with powerful weaponry

★The refined 2A6 form with 120mm smoothbore gun is recreated in style

The very early M4A1 (76) W had some minor differences to the later standard type

boat-shaped hull

The Demag D7 could carry eight fully equipped soldiers in addition to towing a gun or a trailer

2 different propeller blades

Paint options are offered for three vehicles (No

Brace yourself for a stealthily guarded FAA revelation

three detailed weapon bays