more | Zvezda 1/100 English Brigantine Plastic kit (9011)
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info | Italeri 1/35 Biber Midget Submarine Kit (5609)
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more | Italeri 1/720 USS Nimitz Nuclear Powered Aircraft Carrier Kit (503)
After several years of construction, the Nimitz was launched as the second nuclear aircraft carrier of the US Navy in 1972. With a maximum displacement of 94400ts, she is the world’s biggest warship. She not only has room for a crew of over 6000 men, but for about 100 aircraft as well. The defence power of the Nimitz consists mainly of radar controlled eightfold trench mortars type Sea Sparrow and of catapults. | |
more | Italeri 1/720 USSR Kuznetsow Aircraft Carrier Kit (518)
The Tbilisi (Tiflis) is the first Soviet aircraft carrier equipped with the most modern aircraft Mig-29 and Su-27, which are able to match their counterparts F- 14 and F/A- 18 stationed on the American aircraft carriers. The Tbilisi is furthermore well equipped with anti-aircraft and anti-ship missiles and is therefore in a position to defend itself at medium and long rage distances against the US-Navy.more.. | |
more | Italeri 1/720 USS America Kitty-Hawk Class Aircraft Carrier Kit (5521)
A superb model kit to build the USS America, one of the US Navy's Kitty-Hawk class Atlantic Fleet aircarft carriers, commissioned in 1965.
Completed model is 450mm (17¾in) long more.. | |
more | Italeri 1/720 USS Ronald Reagan Aircraft Carrier Kit (5533)
The USS Ronald Reagan is the ninth and last Nimitz class aircraft carrier to be built and marks the start of a whole new era for this type of warship. Equipped with the latest technology, the Ronald Reagan has been designed to meet the needs of the US Navy for the next 50 years. The two nuclear reactors which power its turbines can run for more than 20 years without refuelling and can bring the ship to a top speed of over 30 knots. Capable of carrying more than 80 warplanes and a crew of over 6,000, the Ronald Reagan can also stock enough food to remain at sea for more than 90 days. | |
more | Italeri 1/35 German Schnellboote S100 Torpedo Boat Kit (5603)
Now out a fabulous kit to build the infamous e boat in a huge 1/35 scale.
Would be suitable for radio control also. | |
more | Italeri 1/35 MTM Barchino Bomb Boat (5604)
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more | Italeri 1/35 USN Elco 80 PT Torpedo Boat Crew Figures (5606)
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more | Italeri 1/35 German Schnellboote S100 Torpedo Boat Crew Figure Set (5607)
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more | Italeri 1/35 USS LCM 3 50ft Landing Craft WW2 (6436)
This landing craft was used extensively by US and British navies during the Second World War to transport wheeled vehicles, lightweight armour and materials (weighing up to 30 tons) from ship to shore. Over 8000 LCM model 3 landing craft were produced, being built in numerous shipyards in the USA from 1942 up to the end of the conflict. It would later be used by western allies of the United States up until the 1980s. | |
more | Zvezda 1/100 Nina Christopher Columbus Expedition Ship (9005)
The ship was constructed in 1475 in Spain, took part in the first and second Columbus expedition and became the flagship after the "Santa Maria" was destroyed. The crew consisted of 40 men, Nina's artillery included four light ship guns. "Nina" (Baby) was the ship's nickname; its real name was "Santa-Clara". | |
more | Zvezda 1/350 Knyaz Suvorov Russian Battleship (9026)
Flagship of the 2nd Pacific Squadronmore.. | |
more | Zvezda 1/200 French Frigate Acheron (9034)
Model of legendary French frigate �Acheron� of the Napoleonic era, which became famous for its active operations against English whaling ships and coastal trading vessels around South American shores. This Frigate was considered a nightmare for the British admiralty and its sailors. The powerful rig gave the Acheron a speed that made it practically unreachable for other ships and her guns� broadside literally swept everything away from the enemy ships board.
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more | Zvezda 1/350 Russian Nuclear Submarine K-3 (9035)
K-3 was a project 627 "Kit" ("kit," meaning "whale"; NATO reporting name "November") submarine of the Soviet Navy's Northern Fleet, the first nuclear submarine of the Soviet Union. She was built in Molotovsk, launched on 9 August 1957, commissioned in July 1958, and home ported at Zapadnaya Litsa on the Kola Peninsula.
On 17 June 1962 K-3 reached the North Pole underwater, a feat performed nearly four years earlier by USS Nautilus (SSN-571). For this feat, she was awarded the name Leninsky Komsomol on 9 October 1962, and her crew, rather than training in military operations, began taking part in many congresses and conferences. This idle life continued until the summer of 1967 when a boat that had been scheduled for patrol in the Mediterranean Sea unavailable. K-3 was tasked with that patrol. She was assigned a new commander, Captain Second Rank Stepanova, and her executive officer arrived aboard literally two hours before she put to sea. Whatever the initial material condition of the boat, the crew was not ready for sea. By the time they reached the Mediterranean, the boat was not "ship-shape" — the air regeneration system had failed and the temperature on board was 35°-40°C (95°-104°F).
Once in the Mediterranean, K-3 was given the mission of following an American ballistic missile submarine, which she was unable to do. The boat was ordered to return to base.
On 8 September 1967, while transiting the Norwegian Sea, a fire broke out in the submarine's hydraulic system, and crewmembers in the compartment when the fire broke out had to evacuate the compartment. The flames spread to other parts of the submarine. The automatic extinguishers were based on carbon dioxide gas, which killed the crew members who were in the first and second compartments foremost in the submarine. When the dividing door in the bulkhead from the third compartment was opened to see what had happened to the people in the second compartment, the gas spread, and more people lost consciousness. The foremost compartments were then completely sealed off, and the submarine surfaced. Four days later, K-3 returned to base. A total of 39 crewmembers died in the fire.
The subsequent investigation determined that the most probable cause of the fire was ignition of an explosive concentration of hydraulic oil, and that the reactions of crew were prompt and correct. Numerous rewards were recommended for the crew, including seven nominations for Hero of Soviet Union -- four of them posthumous. A later commission from Moscow, however, found a cigarette lighter in the torpedo compartment and found the position of a sailor's body suspicious. They ruled that the sailor's smoking had caused the fire and prohibited any award.
In 1991 a memorial was erected in Zapadnaya Litsa to the men lost aboard K-3.more.. | |
more | Zvezda 1/72 English Medieval Ship Thomas Kit (9038)
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more | Italeri 1/35 USN Elco 80 PT Torpedo Boat Kit (5602)
Elco 80-ft. Torpedo Boat PT-596. 1/35th-scale styrene/multimedia kit. Contains: 373 styrene parts, 87 photo-etched brass parts, 28 die cut clear parts, two turned aluminum parts, seven metal screws, various pieces of string and wire, one reference booklet, adhesive-backed name plates, water-slide decals and painting guide for one vessel; 36 pages of instructions in 29 steps. | |
more | Italeri 1/35 LCVP Landing Craft Vehicle and Personnel Kit (6441)
This completely new mould incldes three figures and over 150 fully detailed parts. more.. | |
more | Zvezda 1/72 Hansa Kogge Crusaders Ship (9018)
Appearance of the kogg in the beginning of the XII century became an important event in the shipbuilding. Crusaders used them for their marches to the Holy Earth, merchants of the Hanza union transported goods from Palestine and Africa to Europe. In practice koggs took part in all naval battles during the following three centuries.
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more | ICM 1/350 WW1 German Battleship Markgraff (005)
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info | Italeri 1/35 MAS (5608)
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more | Zvezda 1/350 Varyag Russian Cruiser Kit (9014)
The “Varyag” was built by an American shipyard 1899 for the Russian Empire. It had a displacement of 6500 tons with a speed of 23 knots. The main armament consisted of 12 x 52 mm guns without shields. It was put into service of the Russian fleet in 1901. During the battle of Chemulpo against the Japanese fleet it fought heroically and was flooded by the crew on February 9th, 1904 without being surrendered.
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more | Zvezda 1/72 Carthagenian Ship Kit (9030)
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