Description

 HMS Naiad is the Royal Navy in 1939--1942 built in 11 Dido class one. When the ship has been in service in World War II broke out, initially in the British Fleet, for the protection of trade vessels. November 1940 participated in the search of the German pocket battleship action. December and January the following year she convoy to Sierra Leone, Freetown. May 1941 HMS Naiad action took part in the Malta in the Mediterranean, also participated in the action and then Kerry Vincent island hit by German planes.

   March 11, 1942, HMS Naiad on the return voyage through the southern island of Crete, when was the German submarine U-565 was sunk by a torpedo attack, 77 people were killed.

-  the kit contains over 600 parts
-  the hull made from two-directional slide molds
-  Deck wood pattern finely rendered
-  Contains display stand
-  photo etch parts included