MAMOLI Alabama 1862 1: 120 kit

Under the command of Captain Raphael Seames, CSS Alabama sailed against Union vessels in the North Atlantic and West Indies, where it caused. Although CSS Alabama fired more shots than its heavily armored opponent, it lost the battle and was sunk off the coast of Cherbourg.

Mamoli kits for the construction of static models of ships have been very popular for many years. There is a large selection of various models and classic design elements at an attractive price. Today, all kits are manufactured using modern laser technology, which ensures high precision in the production of individual components. Double hull plating is standard. Many building components are made of metal castings or wood, with construction instructions and detailed construction plans available. The components for the stand are complemented by the complete equipment of the set.