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          The "Queen Mary" was Built in 1936 in Clydebank, Scotland
In August 1936 the "Queen Mary" crossed the Atlantic at 30.14 knots Westward,
and at 30.63 knots Eastwards, thus taking the Blue Riband from the "Normandie",
who quickly regained the Trophy in 1937, until the "Queen Mary" finally held
the Record until 1952.
        When the Second World War broke out, the Liner was Transferred to
   Sydney Australia, where it was Converted to a Troop Carrier.  In 1967 the
   Cunard White Star Line sold the Ship to the City of Long Beach, where it
   is has been Operated as a Floating Hotel since 1971.

FEATURES: Structurally detailed Hull
          Detailed Decks and Superstructures
          Four Screws (Props)
          28 Lifeboats
          3 Detailed Funnels
          Vent Pipes
          Display Stand
          Decals and Flag Chart
INCLUDES: One 1/570 Scale Unassembled Plastic Model Kit
          Display Stand
          Instructions

REQUIRES: Paints: Red, Black, White, Brown
          Platic Cement

SPECS:    1/570th Scale
          Length: 52.7cm
          Skill Level: 4 (Experienced Modellers)
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