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At the beginning of the WWII on 01 September 1939 the Wehrmacht was equipped with 11.200 anti-tank guns 3,7 cm Pak 35/36 that could effectively fight Polish and Soviet light tanks of the early period with their light anti bullet armor, however it couldn't penetrate medium tanks such as British Matilda and Russian T-34 and KVs which resulted in the nickname Door Knocker by the Germans. The Pak 35/36 was used on all fronts during WWII, proven by the fact that in March 1945 the Wehrmacht had still 216 units of this gun in combat service with other 670 guns stored in arsenals.
This a replica of one of the famous 10th century Viking longboats of Gokstad. This ship was both manned by oars and propelled by sail. Highly detailed, this scale version includes plank-on-frame construction with pre-cut wooden parts. It also features wood, brass, copper and white metal parts, and includes two diameters of rigging line, sailcloth, a display stand and detailed step-by-step instructions. Ideal for beginner-level wood modellers.
These cans of spray paint are extremely useful for painting large surfaces. The paint is a synthetic lacquer that cures in a short period of time. Each can contains 100ml of paint, which is enough to fully cover 2 or 3, 1/24 scale sized car bodies.
Tamiya spray paints are not affected by acrylic or enamel paints. Therefore following the painting of the entire assembly, details can be added or picked out using enamel and/or acrylic paints.
Rolife Magic House 3D Wooden DIY Miniature House Book Nook
Rolife 3D magic house is a little mysterious alley. Myth has it that an
ancient powerful magic book owned by a witch is hidden somewhere in
this alley. Explore this tiny magic world and see if you can find the
book or create something else. Welcome to the magic house, my master.
Craft art: The 100% high-grade plywood, perfect color matching,
exquisite fretwork, storied buildings.
Miniature Book Nook
Rolife Magic House 3D miniature book nook series wants to create a
warm&fantacy coner for everyone, including 216pcs. They are
designed with exquisite details into mini scale models.
High-Quality Material and Intricate Design
This is a perfectly designed DIY kit that requires your hands-on work
to complete, no glue needed. This 3D DIY house toy uses precision laser
cutting of high- quality plywood. Safe and environmental friendly, no
peculiar smell.
Ideal Gift and Fine Ornament
This is an amazing gift for any occasion.
Matters Needing Attention
Be careful to connect the parts in a complete and solid way to ensure
that it runs well. Don’t put it in a wet place.
Convenient airbrush stand which is ideal for users of airbrushes.
Specifications & Features:
- This airbrush stand features newly-designed airbrush holders which are compatible with Tamiya Airbrushes.
- You can place 2 airbrushes on the stand.
- The tray type base will catch paint spills to protect your workspace from stains.
- Please note that this stand is not compatible with Tamiya Badger Airbrushes.
These spray paints are especially developed for finishing aircraft models to provide the authentic tones. Each can contains 100ml of paint. The paint is a synthetic lacquer that cures in a short period of time
Tamiya spray paints are not affected by acrylic or enamel paints. Therefore following the painting of the entire assembly, details can be added or picked out using enamel and/or acrylic paints.
In ancient times Athens was built around the hill of the Acropolis, on a plain bordered by two small rivers, the Eridanus in the north and the Ilisos in the south. Today the area is only dominated by the Parthenon.
The great temple, which Pericles entrusted to the care of the architects Ictinus and Callicrates and to the artistic supervision of Phidias, was built between 447 and 432 B.C. to replace the previous archaic building, called Hekatòmpedon, which literally means “one hundred feet long”. Built in pentelic marble in Doric style, the Parthenon was internally divided into two main rooms: the cell, with the statue of Athena
Partenos (“the Virgin”), made by Phidias in gold and ivory and high over 12 metres; on the back, the real Parthenon, a colonnaded hall reserved to the young virgins engaged in the worship of the goddess. The decoration of the friezes, which was assigned to Pidias, the greatest sculptor of the time, contributed to make the temple even more beautiful temple, making it a formidable vehicle of complex ideological messages.
It can be used for every type of models and the length of its bar (30 cm) is enough to strongly hold the keel steady while working.
Tamiya offers by far the easiest way to achieve realistic finishing effects on your scale models with the Weathering Stick. Use glue-stick type container to simply "paint" mud or snow onto tank treads or rally car chassis. With no need for a brush or pallet, Tamiya's Weathering Stick takes modeling simplicity to new heights.
About the Stick
Each retractable stick holds 5mm of color.
Water soluble material can be wiped off model with a damp cloth.
Enamel paints are used for brush or spray painting, and can be applied to almost any surface of wood, metal or plastic.Each bottle contains 10ml of paint.
Enamel paints are used for brush or spray painting, and can be applied to almost any surface of wood, metal or plastic.Each bottle contains 10ml of paint.
Enamel paints are used for brush or spray painting, and can be applied to almost any surface of wood, metal or plastic.Each bottle contains 10ml of paint.
Toyota has become a major player in the global auto industry, but like
other manufactures it had humble beginnings. Tamiya recreates Toyota’s
first “production” car known as the Model AA, which was built by the
automobile section of the Toyoda Automatic Loom Works company. The
Model AA was their first production car, released in 1936 and as it was
still an internal department of Toyoda, this car bears the unfamiliar
“–da” ending to the brand name (in 1937 the automobile division became
an individual entity and changed to the Toyota name still used today).
The Model AA was sold as a domestically designed and produced
competitor to U.S.-made cars, its stylish and flowing body mounted on a
ladder frame and the whole package powered by a 3.4-liter inline-6
engine. Around 1,400 AAs rolled out of the factory over its 6 years of
production, an important first step in the making of the Toyota brand.
These are small, electric motor powered, four wheel drive models. Motor
power is transmitted to the wheels via propeller shaft and worm gears
just like the prototypes. Requires no cement for construction. These
are action model kits that will provide hours of enjoyment in the
building and running.
Great Britain has a long and interesting history of armoured vehicle
use and development. In fact they coined the term "TANK" for such
weapons, and are known as well, for their superb designs. Their latest
version of the Challenger Main Battle Tank is regarded as on of the
most advanced armoured fighting vehicles in service in the world today.
Modern technology has enabled several outstanding improvements in its
firepower, crew protection, and mobility, to meet the demands of
today's battle conditions.
The Challenger demonstrated and proved its combat worth during the
recent Gulf Conflict. In addition to painting the tank with an overall
sand colour, many modifications for desert operations were
accomplished, including an improved cooling system; better air
cleaners; a reinforced transmission; extra side skirts from Chobham
armour for added protection, plus bolt-on Reactive armour applied to
the frontal area; an additional 200 litres of fuel was carried in
external tanks mounted on the rear of the tan, which greatly extended
its range; extra external stowage bins; and the use of maintenance free
batteries.
Despite operations in the harsh desert environment, the Challengers
maintained an outstanding "in service" and availability figure that
exceeded 90%. This achievement, along with its accurate and heavy
firepower, pointed to the Challenger as being one of the best main
battle tanks used during the Conflict.
The Su-57 is a fifth generation Russian multi-purpose jet fighter developed by the Sukhoi design bureau. The new jet with stealth technology offers a number of unique features not found in the previous generations of fighters, combining the functions of an attack aircraft and a fighter in one platform. The plane can destroy air, land and ship targets as well as the enemy's aircraft control systems. The Su-57 made its maiden flight on January 29, 2010 in Komsomolsk-on-Amur and entered service with the Russian Air Force in 2019.
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