Scenery Kits (11)

This 1/35-scale model kit of the Drink Bottles For Vehicle/Diorama contains 16 highly transparent bottles of four different types for vehicle or diorama, including three types of mineral water bottles and one type of carbonated beverage bottle. Includes Plastic sprues for assembling 16 highly transparent bottles of four different types: Three types of mineral water bottles One type of carbonated beverage bottle

Farm Cart and Village Accessories

EUROPEAN FARM CART This kit contains an unassembled and unpainted European cart. Specifications Box size: 260x162x35  

Features Highly detailed plastic model kit. metal fence benches Drain hatches road columns street lamps clocks

Leonardo Da Vinci (born in 1452, died in 1519) was undoubtedly one of the most brilliant people of the Renaissance and is widely regarded as one of the most talented people in history. He was not only an exceptionally talented painter, author of such masterpieces as "The Lady with an Ermine" or "The Last Supper", but also an extremely prolific inventor and innovator. His great talent in this matter was realized on many levels (flying machines, cannons, etc.), including in the field that today could be called civil engineering. A prime example of this is the design of the Arch Bridge, which would be made of wood. Its biggest advantage would be the possibility of rapid erection and relatively low cost. It is worth adding that if it were to be built, it would in fact be a self-supporting bridge of considerable strength. This seemingly simple design also shows Leonardo Da Vinci's considerable knowledge of the horizontal forces acting on structures and the arc loads on them. He probably acquired his knowledge during his stay in Milan in the years 1487-1489. This model of the famous arch bridge designed by Leonardo da Vinci uses a self-supporting arch concept to distribute weight throughout the full curve of the arch. Glue and paint are not required for this easily-assembled kit. Includes a sturdy cardboard storage box for parts. This is a model kit of a building or other structure.

Battlefield accessories set Specification Period: Napoleonic Wars Country: Others SKILL: 1 Model Dim. 108 cm  Box Dim. 220 X 150 X 30 mm

The Italeri 1/72 Walls and Ruins (6087) is a 1/72 scale diorama accessory set of ruined wall sections — essential building components for European battlefield diorama settings. The set provides various lengths and heights of ruined stone and brick walls for creating authentic town, village, and farm diorama environments. These versatile accessory sections can be arranged in numerous configurations to create convincing WWII or other period battlefield scenes. Features Scale: 1/72 Subject: Ruined wall sections — diorama building accessory Various lengths and heights for flexible diorama arrangement Compatible with 1/72 figures and armour

The battle of Stalingrad was a turning point of the Second World War and one of the most famous battle of the military history. The battle begun on summer 1942 and the Soviet Red Army faced the German army for the control of Volga and Don rivers region. The military operations were focused in the symbolic city of Stalingrad destroyed by the intense German bombing. The ruins of the city became the theater of brutal and fierce close quarters combats. One of the most important German target was the control of the industrial area including the huge tractor factory, converted during the war to the production of T-34 tanks, destroyed by bombers and artillery fire. On November 1942, the Soviets launched the large flanking maneuver to surround the Wehrmacht forces in Stalingrad that ended with the surrender of German Troops in the first months of 1943. The victory obtained by Red Army was the starting point of Soviets offensive that brought them to Berlin in 1945. Specification Period Second World War SKILL 2 Box Dim. 440 x 270 x 70 mm mm