Tamiya 31911 U.S. Navy Destroyer Hammann (DD-412) 1/700

The Tamiya 31911 U.S. Navy Destroyer Hammann (DD-412) 1/700 scale model is a precisely crafted plastic assembly kit that depicts one of the most famous American destroyers of World War II. Hammann (DD-412) belonged to the Sims-class destroyers and stood out for the significant role it played during operations in the Pacific.

The USS Hammann was launched in 1939 and served primarily in the United States Navy during World War II. It went down in history during the Battle of Midway in June 1942, when it supported the repair of the aircraft carrier USS Yorktown. It was sunk by a Japanese submarine; however, its crew displayed remarkable bravery and dedication.

• Model scale: 1/700 – ideal for fleet collectors and maritime modeling enthusiasts.
• Country of service: USA (United States Navy).
• Historical period: World War II, especially the years 1941–1942.
• Material: high-quality plastic, ensuring detail and durability of the parts.
• Category: plastic model kit – glue and paints required (not included).
• Dimensions after assembly: model length is approx. 154 mm, which provides a faithful miniature of the original vessel.
• Extras: the kit includes realistically replicated deck elements, armaments, superstructures, and gun turrets. Decals with ship markings are also included.
• Assembly instructions: detailed and clear step-by-step instructions in multiple languages, also with illustrative diagrams.

The Tamiya 31911 model is suitable for both intermediate and advanced modelers. The precision of manufacturing and ease of assembly also make it an excellent choice for those starting their journey with naval modeling. Recommended build difficulty level: 3/5.

We recommend this product to all enthusiasts of United States Navy history, warship collectors, and those who wish to expand their collection with a faithfully reproduced model of one of the most important destroyers of World War II. The high quality of Tamiya and the realistic details guarantee satisfaction both in assembly and display of this exceptional miniature.