Search & Rescue Vessel HERMANN MARWEDE Platinum Edition 1:72

“Hermann Marwede” (SK 29) is the largest search and rescue cruiser (46-m class) of the German Maritime Search and Rescue Service (DGzRS) and the largest search and rescue cruiser in the world. The vessel is stationed at the Helgoland SAR station. The boat was built in 2003 at Fassmer-Werft in Bern, Motzen (Weser), Germany; the hull was made of aluminum by Aluship Gdańsk, Gdańsk, Poland. The daughter boat Verena was built at Lürssen shipyard. In 2012, the original daughter boat was changed to an inflatable boat with rigid hull of the same name. It is one of about 60 rescue units of the German Maritime Search and Rescue Service (DGzRS) in the North Sea and Baltic Sea. Since its foundation more than 150 years ago, the work of the DGzRS has been financed exclusively by donations. Dimensions; Long; 640 mm.
High; 302 mm.
Wide; 145 mm.
Number of parts; 984″