Cardboard model construction airship Hindenburg D-LZ 129

Description: Cardboard model construction airship Hindenburg D-LZ 129 | Model kit The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Paper model building fun with the Schreiber-Bogen cardboard model building airship Hindenburg D-LZ 129 In the fall of 1931, the Luftschiffbau-Zeppelin-Gesellschaft began building the airship LZ 129, which was named Hindenburg in honor of the German President Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg. The "Hindenburg" was intended to relieve the burden on the airship "Graf Zeppelin", which could no longer handle passenger and freight traffic on its own. After four years of construction, the LZ 129 was completed and made its first workshop trip across Lake Constance in March 1936. The "Hindenburg" was the largest airship ever built and represented a significant development in German airship construction. With a length of 245 meters, it was only 8.4 meters longer than the "Graf Zeppelin", but with a hull diameter of 41.2 meters and around 200,000 cubic meters it contained almost twice the amount of gas of the older ship. Instead of the flammable hydrogen gas, the LZ 129 was to be filled with the incombustible, very expensive helium, which was only available in large quantities from the USA. Hitler had become too powerful and at that time there were already fears of a European war. The Hindenburg was primarily used as a passenger ship crossing the Atlantic to North America. A journey in the quietly gliding giant from Germany to the USA took approx. 65 hours, the return journey around 52 hours. The ship's capacity was sufficient for 50 passengers, who experienced a journey in complete luxury. The guest cabins were comfortable, functional and quiet. The lounge, writing room, dining room, gallery with viewing windows and smoking lounge were more comfortably equipped than in any other aircraft. The crew of the "Hindenburg" consisted of 50 to 60 men, 10 to 15 of whom looked after the physical well-being of the passengers. The "Hindenburg" was used for a total of 63 trips. On 6 In May 1937, disaster struck at Lakehurst Airport. Shortly before landing, which had to be postponed several times due to unfavorable weather, the airship caught fire and burned out completely within just 32 seconds. The sad result of the accident was 36 deaths - 13 passengers, 22 crew and one member of the ground crew. The “Graf Zeppelin” also stopped operating after this accident; the end of German airship travel was heralded. Dimensions (LxWxH): 124x22x23cm Difficulty level: 3 (difficult) Scale: 1:200 Number of sheets: 14 Material: Paper cardboard You also need: Paper scissors, glue Helpful tools: Craft scalpel, bone folder, small clips and needles for fixing Danger! Not suitable for children under 3 years. Small parts that can be swallowed. Danger of suffocation! __ Battery law information - Note on disposal of used batteries The following notice is intended for those who use batteries or products with built-in batteries and no longer resell them in the form in which they were delivered to them (end users): 1. Free return of used batteries Batteries must not be disposed of with household waste. You are legally obliged to return used batteries so that proper disposal can be guaranteed. You can return old batteries to a municipal collection point or to a local retailer. As a distributor of batteries, we are also obliged to take back used batteries, although our obligation to take back is limited to used batteries of the type that we have or have had in our range as new batteries. You can therefore either send old batteries of the aforementioned type back to us with sufficient postage or hand them in free of charge directly to our shipping warehouse at the following address: ArteDhio GmbH, Bldg. 222, Brunhamstrasse 21, 81249 Munich 2. Meaning of the battery symbols Batteries are marked with the symbol of a crossed-out garbage can (see below). This symbol indicates that batteries must not be disposed of in household waste. For batteries that contain more than 0.0005 percent mercury by weight, more than 0.002 percent cadmium by weight, or more than 0.004 percent lead by weight, the chemical name of the pollutant used is located under the garbage can symbol - "Cd" stands for cadmium, "Pb" stands for lead, and "Hg" for mercury." __In the fall of 1931, the Luftschiffbau-Zeppelin-Gesellschaft began building the airship LZ 129, which was named Hindenburg in honor of the German President Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg. The "Hindenburg" was intended to relieve the burden on the airship "Graf Zeppelin", which could no longer handle passenger and freight traffic on its own. After four years of construction, the LZ 129 was completed and made its first workshop trip across Lake Constance in March 1936. The "Hindenburg" was the largest airship ever built and represented a significant development in German airship construction. 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