On the morning of December 7, 1941, all was quiet and the sun was shining in Pearl Harbor. Arizona had just returned from fleet maneuvers and was anchored with other battleships along the shores of Ford Island. Most of the crew had breakfast. The cannon fire and the roar of the bombs broke the silence, and when the sailors rushed to the deck, they realized that their ship was under fire. In a terribly scary moment, "Arizona" was hit by a torpedo in the left side, a large bomb in the "middel", and an armor-piercing bomb in the tank. 1100 sailors died. To honor the memory of the people from Arizona, a simple memorial plaque was placed above the ship and a flagpole was erected. Twelve elevated guns of approximately 36 cm diameter in four rotating turrets
Full light armament: 13 cm and 3 cm anti-aircraft guns and 27 cm turret gun
Finely designed boards and panel details
Full deck equipment: including searchlights, motorboats and whaleboats, range finders, ladders, cranes and tripod masts with crow's nests
Two catapults with 0 2U biplanes from Vought
Stickers on ships and seaplanes
Fully colored flag cloth
Exhibition stand
Detailed designs
Scope of delivery: Plastic model kit (not assembled)
construction instructions
Distinctive signs
