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1:50 Hoga Pearl Harbor Tugboat -Wooden hull

1.462,00 kr

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Description

The tugboat was approved by the US Navy on 22 May 1941 and christened "YT146 HOGA", after which it was stationed at the 14th Naval District, Pearl Harbor.

After barely six months in service, HOGA was put to a far greater test than anyone had ever expected: the attack on Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941. HOGA fought for 48 hours putting out fires, towing bombed warships and rescuing sailors from drowning. Today, HOGA is the only surviving vessel from the Japanese attack.

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Model details

  • Length: 62cm
  • Height: 31cm
  • Width: 15.5cm
  • Scale: 1:50
  • Wooden hull

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1:50 Hoga Pearl Harbor Tugboat -Wooden hull
Billing Boats

1:50 Hoga Pearl Harbor Tugboat -Wooden hull

1.462,00 kr

The tugboat was approved by the US Navy on 22 May 1941 and christened "YT146 HOGA", after which it was stationed at the 14th Naval District, Pearl Harbor.

After barely six months in service, HOGA was put to a far greater test than anyone had ever expected: the attack on Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941. HOGA fought for 48 hours putting out fires, towing bombed warships and rescuing sailors from drowning. Today, HOGA is the only surviving vessel from the Japanese attack.

Additional photos

Step-by-step photos

Experience level: Advanced**

Model details

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