M33 Monitor

Name: M33 Monitor
Brand: Deans Marine
SKU: DM-M33
Price: 164.45 GBP
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Model: DM-M33

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Manufacturer
Deans Marine

Model
DM-M33

Description:

Details of the kit Scale 1/100 length 545mm Beam 100mm sailing wt 590gms The fibreglass hull in this kit is with full plating detail.
Computer generated LASER CUT 1.5mm H I Ps plastic forms the decks and 1mm LASER CUT for the superstructure.
A complete set of fittings are included in the kit with all detail parts such as weapons, deck fittings, etc, cast in light alloy and resin.
A SHEET OF BRASS ETCHED DETAILS to add the museum quality of details, Propshafts in stainless steel are cased in brass proptubes, Vacformed parts for motor mounts, Funnel, ships boats and battery boxes, comprehensive instructions, a C/D of the assembly of the original model with over 600 pictures, and a FULL SIZE PLAN In colour, to assist in the assembly of this unusual model with a fascinating history for those that like a model to talk about.

History of the M33
The keel for M.33 was laid on 1st April 1915 and she was launched on 22nd May
The Gallipoli Campaign, which began in February 1915, M33 sailed to the Dardanelles in July 1915.
In January 1916, M.33 was ordered to Salonika to support the Allied flank against the Bulgarians. In May 1916, whilst under enemy fire, she assisted in salvaging guns from the damaged M.30 beached on Long Island.
M.33 operated with several Detached Squadrons in the central Aegean until almost the end of WW1.
In July 1918 M.33 was deployed to the Allied base at Mudros, on the Greek island of Limnos in the Aegean.
Early in 1919, M.33 returned to England with the reputation of being a ‘lucky’ ship. She was commissioned at Chatham on 10th May and sailed for North Russia with a ship’s company of 5 officers and 72 men, arriving at Archangel in June.
In 1939, she remained at Portsmouth as a floating staff office, reportedly for Wrens.
In April 1997, with new masts in place and bearing her old name HMS M.33, she was dry docked in No. 1 Dry Dock, close to Vice Admiral Nelson’s flagship, HMS Victory
In 2007 M.33 was painted in the ‘dazzle’ anti-submarine camouflage she wore at the end of 1918.

Effective 01.12.2007

Dean’s Marine wants to keep our customers happy. If something is wrong, please let us know.
Returns will be accepted within 7 days from the date & receipt of delivery provided that the goods are returned in original packaging and in saleable condition with return cost paid by the sender.

At our discression, a checking and re-stocking charge of 10% will be deducted for unpacking and checking returned kits.

A full refund will be given less any cost of delivery and re-stocking charge.

However, if you are making an exchange, we will send the new order out to you with no additional shipping charge.

Do not hesitate to ask questions before purchasing.

Claims must be made within 7 days of package arrival. Please inspect your merchandise carefully upon delivery.

All returned merchandise must follow these 3 steps:

1. Send us a quick email. Include your name, order date, item you would like to return and why you are dissatisfied.

2. Pack the merchandise securely and in the original box.

3. Send insured package to:

Dean’s Marine
Conquest Drove
Farcet Fen
Peterbourough
PE7 3DH
England

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