1:1000 USS Alabama BB-60 Warship Model Diecast Battleship Models
$45.99
* Small, lightweight and versatile
* Die-cast metal&Diecast battleship models
* Vintage collections and gift
* Not a toy! Ages 14+
* USS Alabama (BB-60) is a retired battleship. She was the fourth and final member of the South Dakota class of fast battleships built for the United States Navy in the 1930s.
* Exquisite die-casting process combined with high-quality alloy and plastic perfectly reproduce the details of the real battleship, which is not easy to deform.
* 1:1000 scale battleship model. weight about 0.63lb(285g), body length is 8.07in, the Width is 1.98in. Perfect size to display and collect.
* Equipped with various turret, the main turret can rotate and adjust the angle, very real and highly detailed.
* Package:Contains a whole battleship and a display stand. All parts is already finished and assembled, suitable as an ornament and collector’s item.
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