The "Queen Mary" was built in 1936 in Clydebank, Scotland. In August 1936, the "Queen Mary" crossed the Atlantic ocean at 30.14 knots Westward and at 30.63 knots Eastward, thus taking the Blue Riband from the "Normandie", who quickly regained the Trophy in 1937. The "Queen Mary" won the title back in 1938, and held it until 1952.

When the Second World War broke out, the "Queen Mary" liner was transferred to Sydney, Australia, where it was converted to a troop carrier.

In 1967 the Cunard White Star Line sold the ship to the City of Long Beach, where it has been operated as a floating hotel, since 1971.

This model features:
Structurally detailed hull.
Detailed decks and superstructure.
Four Screws (props).
28 lifeboats.
3 detailed funnels.
Vent pipes.
Display Stand.
Decals and flag chart.

Assembly requires:
Paints: Red, Black, White and Brown.
Plastic model cement.

1:570 Scale model.
Length  52.7 cm which is about 20.75 inches.
Skill level is 4