The third ship of the Vittorio Veneto class, the Roma, was completed in June 1942 as an improved version of the first and second ships with some design changes. However, on September 8, 1943, Italy surrendered to the Allies, and the Roma departed La Spezia to be handed over, but the next day it was attacked by German Do217 bombers and sunk by two Fritz guided bombs, a new weapon.
- 1/700 plastic model
- Choice of offshore or full hull model
- Reproduces the state of the ship in 1943 with a radar antenna on the top of the conning tower.
- Includes two RO.43 seaplanes and three RE.2000s
- Includes etched parts (funnel caps, cranes, etc.)
- Includes display stand
- Total length: 343.8mm
- Includes one ship
- Includes color etched parts for flags and flagpoles, and a ship name plate (10mm x 40mm).
You can bend the flag by hand to recreate the way it flutters in the wind.
Image shows assembled and painted product
Package size (cm): 14 x 40 x 6
Weight: Approx. 400g
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