Victory at Sea Royal Navy HMS Prince of Wales
The HMS Prince of Wales was one of the most famous King George V-class battleships, playing a major role in some of the most pivotal naval engagements of World War II. Commissioned in 1941, she was involved in the Battle of the Denmark Strait, where she exchanged fire with the German battleship Bismarck, scoring critical hits before withdrawing. Later that year, she was deployed to the Pacific, where she met her tragic fate alongside HMS Repulse, becoming one of the first capital ships to be sunk entirely by aerial attack.
Features:
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Formidable main armament: Equipped with 10 x 14-inch guns, backed by secondary and anti-aircraft weapons.
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Includes highly detailed ship model: Represents HMS Prince of Wales in fleet battles.
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Authentic plastic sculpt: Designed for historical accuracy in Victory at Sea wargaming.
Why Choose the Royal Navy HMS Prince of Wales?
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One of Britain’s most famous battleships: Key participant in the hunt for Bismarck and Pacific operations.
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Well-balanced mix of firepower and armor: Capable of standing against the most powerful enemy warships.
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Expands tactical depth in Victory at Sea: Adds a powerful capital ship to your Royal Navy fleet.
Product Info:
This set includes a plastic model of HMS Prince of Wales, featuring waterslide decals for customization. Requires assembly and painting. Compatible with Victory at Sea wargaming rules.
About the Warship:
HMS Prince of Wales was the second King George V-class battleship, built with advanced radar systems and modernized armor protection. She first saw action in May 1941, engaging Bismarck and Prinz Eugen alongside HMS Hood, surviving the battle despite sustaining multiple hits. Later deployed to the Far East as part of Force Z, she was attacked by Japanese bombers and torpedo planes off the coast of Malaya in December 1941, marking the end of the era of battleship dominance as air power took center stage.
About the Model:
This Victory at Sea set accurately represents HMS Prince of Wales in combat, featuring detailed turrets, superstructure, and deck layout. Whether for historical wargaming, dioramas, or display collections, this battleship is an iconic and essential addition to any Royal Navy fleet.
