BB-64 WISCONSIN 19911/700 Polar Lights and silk screen printing name

and silk screen printing name plate stand

1944 Released Date 2008-08 More Features " Hull -One-piece slide-molded upper hull -Lower hull made from two-directional slide molds -Sponsons are represented on lower hull by slide-mold"

decks and waterline plate and display stand Paint Schemes 1997 Released Date n/a More Features Either waterline version or full hull version can be selected

On 26 October 1942

BB-64 WISCONSIN 19911/700 Polar Lights and silk screen printing nameBB 64 Wisconsin was laid down in the Philadelphia Navy Yard on 25 January 1941, as the fourth ship of Iowa class battleships. The Iowa class was planned with a view to rival the super battleships (Yamato class to be) planned by Japan, which withdrew from Washington and London Treaty in 1936. its design represented that the class was 45,000 tons (the very limit to the London Treaty), nine 16in 50cal guns in three batteries, and the speed of 33 knots.