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The largest warship in the world for over twenty years and the pride of the Royal Navy! The HMS Hood was sent to intercept the Bismarck in May 1941 and was destroyed in seconds at the Battle of the Denmark Strait when a salvo penetrated her deck armour and detonated her aft magazine, killing 1,415 of her 1,418 crew.
Her loss directly triggered the relentless naval pursuit that sank the Bismarck three days later.
This physical brick building kit recreates her at 1:1000 scale in 241 high-quality GoBricks bricks with spare parts included, featuring a detailed rigid hull, hidden miniaturised interior, rotating turrets, and a detachable display stand. It pairs directly with the BOBBY BRIX Bismarck Building Kit to recreate the Denmark Strait engagement on your shelf.
Includes one GoBricks element separator.
Recommended for ages 12 and above.
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