The Scharnhorst was lead ship of Nazi Germany's Scharnhorst-class capital ships, commissioned in 1939 and armed with nine 28cm guns in three triple turrets. She raided Atlantic shipping alongside sister ship Gneisenau, sank the British aircraft carrier HMS Glorious and her escorting destroyers off Norway in June 1940, and was ultimately sunk at the Battle of the North Cape in December 1943 by the battleship HMS Duke of York and supporting cruisers and destroyers. Dragon's 1/350 Scharnhorst kit reproduces her distinctive Atlantic bow, heavily raked funnel and triple main turrets using slide-mould technology for crisp single-piece castings, capturing the ship's imposing profile as one of the most powerful and feared German surface raiders of the war. The kit is supplied with photo-etched railings, radar arrays and boat-deck detail plus a comprehensive decal sheet, and can be assembled as a full hull or waterline display, showcasing the extensive secondary and anti-aircraft armament fitted across her superstructure. A centrepiece subject for any Kriegsmarine surface fleet collection, this kit rewards patient builders with a highly detailed, historically significant model of one of the war's most famous capital ships.