Holding an elite place in history as the world first-ever nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, the USS Enterprise (CNV-65) launched in 1960. The USS Enterprise was a groundbreaking naval vessel that showcased the potential of nuclear propulsion as the world's most powerful force of freedom. Now, the legacy of the longest naval vessel ever built - at 1,123 feet long - is honored with the collectible USS Enterprise (CNV-65) Diecast Ship, presented by The Hamilton Collection. Expertly tooled with a high-quality diecast metal hull in 1:700 scale, this superb recreation of the revered aircraft carrier is sure to be a phenomenal conversation starter in the home of any history buff and makes a great military gift as well.

Rendered with exacting precision, this 1:700-scale diecast aircraft carrier spans a full 19-1/2 inches long, representing the Enterprise's evolution through the years with a wealth of details including a renovated command bridge, conning tower on the starboard side, armament and stacks on a straight flight deck, updated side weapons, a detailed stern with four propellers and a "65" at the front. Plus, your collectible aircraft carrier comes complete with a fleet of over twenty 1:700-scale fighter aircraft and helicopters, including E-2C Hawkeyes, F-14 Tomcats, F/A-18 Hornets, S-3 Vikings and more. The whole diecast aircraft carrier stands atop a wood-look presentation stand with a metal name plaque and gold-tone, chrome-plated metal pillars and is fully removable for multiple display options. Strong demand is anticipated, so don't delay. Order now!