The Danton was a French semi-dreadnought.   According to Wikipedia, "She was a technological leap in battleship development for the French Navy, as she was the first ship in the fleet with turbine engines. However, like all battleships of her type, she was completed after the Royal Navy battleship HMS Dreadnought, and as such she was outclassed before she was even commissioned."

Laid down in February 1906, launched in 1909, Danton didn't enter service until 1911.   She served mostly in the Mediterranean, where she was torpedoed by U-64 on March 19, 1917, taking 296 crew with her.  Remarkably, Danton's wreck was discovered in 2007 during a survey for an underwater gas pipeline.  She is reported to be in excellent condition, sitting upright on the seabed.

For more on the history of Danton, you can check out here Wikipedia page, where this information came from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_battleship_Danton

The photo-etch looks well etched and there is some terrific relief etching on many of the parts.   The deck grating are especially impressive looking. 

This is Shelf Oddity's set SO23506, 1/350 Danton (for HobbyBoss kit).  It lists for about $ 17.50 USD, and is available directly from Shelf Oddity, who I'd like to thank for this review sample.  Highly recommended for those building the HobbyBoss Danton .