French light cruiser Marseillaise 1/350 Trumpeter

The La Galissonnière class light cruiser is the French Navy's decision to use "Emile Bertam" as a base, combined with the protective design of the heavy cruiser "Algeria", at the cost of sacrificing the speed of the defense capabilities built by France during World War II. . La Galissonnière's excellent hull shape caused her actual speed to exceed the original design speed of 31 knots, reaching 32 knots, whose speed tested by the Marseilles runways had reached 35 knots. After the outbreak of World War II, levels were assigned to join the Third Cruiser and the Fourth Cruiser, which also gave the ship of this class a different future destiny. The Marseillaise of the Third Cruiser Team November 27, 1942 In order to prevent enemy ships from sinking in Toulon, France, she was not recovered until after the war and was recovered and dismantled.

- Contains a display
- Photo-etched parts included
- 1 Loire 130 plane included

Size: 513.1 mm x 54.4 mm

300 pieces

Model to build and paint.

Manufacturer: Trumpeter
Scale: 1/350