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Discover Sultan, a wooden model ship of this traditional Arabian dhow from the coasts of the Arabian Peninsula, India and East Africa. This boat was the primary instrument in the commerce and in the propagation of the Islamic faith. Also, the dhow was mainly used as cargo ship: grain, fish, minerals and even slaves. The exact origin of the dhow is unknown, although its appearance seems to be linked to Islam. Revolutionary in naval history for its triangular sails and practically unchanged since its initial designs, it is believed that the dhow was the germ for the construction of Venetian galleys and caravels, favoring the creation of larger ships with mixed sails. The dhows are still sailing along the shores of the Indian Ocean. Contents of the Model Ship Kit: The Sultan dhow wooden model ship kit contains all the parts you need to build the model, a faithful replica of the original boat, thanks mainly to its design of false keel and frames. It is a 1:60 scale model, an elegant two-sided boat primordial on naval modeling. Once it is built, this faithful miniature replica measures 15.35'' (390mm) length, 4.92'' (125mm) width and 17.32'' (440mm) height. The modeling kit Sultan contains a set of parts of board, precut by high precision laser; wood, brass and foundry parts; wood and birch veneer; high-quality brass and photo-etched parts; hand-sewn sails ready to be placed; cotton thread and exhibition base to expose the model ship once it is finished. For its assembly, you can follow our super detailed step-by-step guide on DVD for computer -PC & MAC-. The kit does not include printed instructions.
This is a model assembly kit of the Tomcat F-14D, which is an updated version of the aircraft that served until the Tomcat was withdrawn from Navy service in 2006. It featured an improved engine in the shape of earlier carrier-based fighter models to the F-14D multi-role aircraft was facilitated by digital updates to radar and fire control systems.
1/35 Scale unassembled plastic Model Kit requiring Paint and Glue to complete. Originally developed as part of a mobile tank destroyer force in 1941, the M10 was composite solution to a complex problem. The US Army used a modified M4 Sherman chassis to transport a 76mm (3 inch) anti-aircraft gun in an open-top turret
A fine set of wheels with detailed black rubber tires. Four wheels and
four tires are included, enough for one car. Also includes decals for
the center caps and other custom markings to use as you wish.
A fine set of wheels with detailed black rubber tires. Four wheels and
four tires are included, enough for one car. Also includes decals for
the center caps and other custom markings to use as you wish.
A fine set of wheels with detailed black rubber tires. Four wheels and
four tires are included, enough for one car. Also includes decals for
the center caps and other custom markings to use as you wish.
Contains a unassembled plastic scale model, paint and glue required to complete.
The Elefant (German for "elephant") was a heavy tank destroyer used by German Wehrmacht Panzerjager during World War II. Ninety-one units were built in 1943 under the name Ferdinand, after its designer Ferdinand Porsche, using tank hulls produced for the Tiger I tank design abandoned in favour of a Henschel design. In 1944, after modification of the existing vehicles, they were renamed Elefant. The official German designation was Panzerjäger Tiger (P) and the ordnance inventory designation was Sd. Kfz. 184.
The German medium tank Pz.Kpfw. IV was the most produced German tank of the Second World War, it was in production from 1937 to 1945, and underwent several steps of improvement . Ausf'hrung (Mark) H is one of the better known variants and one of the more interesting ones. Due to typical protection skirts (Sch'rzen) mounted on the sides and the perimeter of the turret, the tank has acquired a typical look and was often mistaken by Soviet soldiers as the heavier T-VI "Tiger". The resemblance was so close that for a long time in the Soviet Army, this tank had the designation "Tiger" type 4. On the Eastern front, Ausf. H made its debut during the operation "Citadel" (Battle of "Kursk") and played a crucial role in the events that followed. The Panzer IV became the mainstay of the German Panzer divisions. It should be noted that the Panzer IV H was at that time the only weapon able to fight Soviet T-34's anfd KV-1's. The 1943 introduced Tigers and Panthers were not yet available in high enough in numbers to make an impact on the front .
At the end of World War II, new tanks with strong armor, Tiger and Panther, appeared in German tank units. To fight them, it was necessary to arm the American Sherman tanks with a stronger cannon instead of the former 75mm cannon. The result was an M4A3 (76) W with a 76 mm cannon. Another attraction was the special "wet" ammunition. In such tanks, water was mixed with the antifreeze mixture and the corrosion inhibitor in the spaces between the shells in the containers. The risk of detonation in the event of an enemy intervention or fire was therefore much lower. Production of the M4A3 (76) W variant lasted from March to December 1944, during which time 1925 such tanks were built.
The standing model is a reproduction of the Boomerang-BM. The newest 8-wheel Russian IFV was first demonstrated at the 2015 Moscow Victory Parade. It will replace the existing BTR 80/82 in the Russian army. Equipped with 2 water jets, it has an amphibious capacity. With a crew of 3 people, 7-8 fully armed soldiers can be carried. Armament: 30mm automatic cannon, Kornet anti-tank missiles and 7.62mm machine gun.
Ju 87B-2 was in mass production from December 1939. For the quick conversion of the bomber aimed at use under different conditions, factory modification kits were produced, or Umrüstbasatze. U4 represented skis to be installed on the main and tail landing gears instead of wheels. The Stuka 87B-2 with skis was able to take off and land on snow-covered airfields without slipping into loose snow.
Build your own Lunar Lander with this officially licensed NASA construction kit.
The Suchoi Su-24M belongs to the 3rd generation of front-line jet bombers and is designed to launch missile and bomb strikes in all meteorological conditions, day and night, including low altitudes strikes to destroy ground targets. The selection of guided missile weapons has been expanded significantly, the aiming navigation system has been modernized, the combat range of the aircraft has been increased due to the installation of a in air refueling system. The Su-24M bomber was adopted by the Soviet Air Force in 1983 and established itself well during the military operations in Afghanistan. The bomber variant, designated Su-24MK, was exported to Iraq, Libya and Syria.
You are going to travelling with your friends, but your flight is
delayed and you have to wait for hours in airport? You don’t have to
think of something to occupy your time. We will help you! With this
compact tiny board game, you will spend free time with more fun and
profit. But before you have to assemble this game just for a few
minutes, because it’s 3D puzzle.
New-Ray Toys Company established in 1987 specializes in the design and
Rolife Time Travel 3D Wooden DIY Miniature House Book Nook
The commercial airliner Boeing 737-800 is a representative of the NG (Next Generation) family of Boeing 737 aircraft. The aircraft has replaced the model 737-400 and differs with new wings, tail, digital cockpit and quieter engines with more fuel efficiency (CFM56-7). The Boeing 737-800 has been operating with airlines since April 1998 , and as 2017 it is still in production with over 600 open orders. The model 800 is the most popular type among all aircraft of the 737 Next Generation.
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. |
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