FLYHAWK FH1177S 1/700 HMS Hood Battle Cruiser 1940 Model DELUXE EDITION

The Royal Navy with a long history has many glorious moments, among which the Hood battle cruiser is undoubtedly one of the glory symbols. In the name of Samuel Hood, a famous royal navy general, he inherited the posture of battle cruiser and learned from the experience of Jutland naval battle, and was finally born; The standard platoon is 41,785 tons, and the four twin-mounted 15-inch (381mm) main guns have a maximum speed of 31 knots. Whether it's the famous name, the most popular ship type in the early 20th century, the latest ideological and technical feedback, or its outstanding performance data, Hood has been wrapped in many glories since its birth, symbolizing the unprecedented status of the Royal Navy battle cruiser. After serving in 1920, Hood spent a quiet time during the wartime. During 1923-1924, he conducted "The Empire Cruise" as a "Special Service Squadron"-this was also a brilliant and glorious stroke of British wartime diplomacy.