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PS08 Peder Skram
Denmark, Coastal Defense Ship, 1904
Peder Skram was launched in 1904, the last of a class of three similar "Herluff Trolle" class coastal defense ships. She served in the Danish Navy until 1943 when she was scuttled by her crew to prevent the ship being taken over by the occupying Germans.

She was raised and used as an anti-aircraft ship. Sunk by Allied awarplanes, she was raised after the war and later scrapped.

Available as a free download from this page (see below) is a model of a HM1 seaplane. The Danish Navy used a number of these floatplanes (Hansa-Brandenberg W29's built under licence) as spotters and one was carried by the Peder Skram between 1920 and 1921. Models of a W29 in German Navy insignia and in Deutsche Luftreederei livery (repaint courtesy of Michael Kaintoch ) are also available as free downloads below.

Technical Details
Length Beam Displacement Armament Crew
 86.5m  :15.7m  3735 tons  2 x 24cm BLR  260

Model Details
Scale Length/Width Pieces Sheets Difficulty (1-5)
1:250 34.6cm/6.3cm 1000 7 x A4 4 [?Help]

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Model Preview


Download Files
The files below can be downloaded, printed out and used to enhance the model.
Flags

HM1 Seaplane model

Hansa-Brandenberg W29 Seaplane model

Hansa-Brandenberg W29 Seaplane model in DL livery

The download files are in Adobe Acrobat(TM) PDF format - click on the icon below to download the free file reader software.