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Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day | Remembering USS Arizona
December 7 · National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
Remember the people. Study the ships. Preserve the history.
Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day is a time to pause and honor those who lost their lives on December 7, 1941. Behind every ship’s name are the people who served aboard her, and the families and communities whose lives were changed.
For the scale modeler, a carefully researched build can become a quiet act of remembrance: an invitation to learn, to look more closely, and to share the history with others.
Explore the USS Arizona (BB-39) collection
USS Arizona (BB-39): a considered build
Begin with the ship, the period, and the details you want to represent. Our USS Arizona collection brings together scale-model components and detail parts for builders developing their own interpretation of this historic battleship.
Explore individual pieces for your project, from anchor-chain details to the turret catapult. These are model components and upgrade sets, not a promise of a complete ship kit. Review each listing for scale, included pieces, material, and compatibility with your base model.
Selected details for a 1/200 project
USS Arizona BB-39 Anchor Chain Set · 1/200 · 3 pieces
Explore deck-level detail for your Arizona project.
USS Arizona Turret Catapult · 1/200
Study a distinctive feature of the ship’s aviation equipment.
View the full USS Arizona collection and current prices
Continue your study with related ships
Explore these existing ship collections as starting points for further research and modeling. Collections may include parts for different periods of a ship’s service, so confirm the configuration appropriate to the date you are depicting.
USS Oklahoma (BB-37)
Continue your study of Battleship Row. Review the listed components carefully, including shared Nevada-class parts, before choosing pieces for an Oklahoma build.
USS Nevada (BB-36)
Explore another battleship connected to Pearl Harbor. Distinguish between prewar details and later refits when planning your model.
USS West Virginia (BB-48)
Consider the details of a different battleship design. Select components to match your chosen scale and period rather than assuming every part represents the same configuration.
USS Ward (DD-139)
Broaden your research beyond the battleships with this destroyer collection and its scale-specific detail sets.
Before you choose your parts
Choose a date. Establish the appearance you intend to depict and compare photographs and reliable historical references.
Match the scale and fit. Check your base kit, measurements, and each product description. A shared scale alone does not guarantee compatibility.
Review what is included. Confirm piece counts, materials, and any preparation or finishing requirements on the individual listing.
Let the history lead. A short display note about the ship and her crew can give a finished model context beyond its technical detail.
A moment for remembrance
On December 7, we remember the lives lost and the service of those who were there. May the work of researching, building, and sharing these ships encourage care for the history and respect for the people at its heart.