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Airfix - R.M.S. Titanic 1:700 (A50104)
RMS Titanic was an Olympic-class passenger
liner owner by the White Star Line and built at the Harland
and Wolff shipyard in Belfast, Northern Ireland. On the
night of 14th April 1912, during her maiden voyage, Titanic
hit an iceberg, and sank two hours and forty minutes later,
early on 15 April 1912, with the loss of 1,517 lives. At
the time of her launching in 1912, she was the largest passenger
steamship in the world.
(This Gift set includes paints,
brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:700
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Dimensions (mm); L385 W43
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Number of Parts: 141 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 2 |
Flying Hours: 3 |
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Airfix - HMS Illustrious Gift Set
1:350 (A50059)
Illustrious is an impressive 209m long,
with a beam of 36m and a displacement of 22,000 tonnes.
She has 1400 compartments and 15 lifts, and is powered by
4 Gas Turbines Olympus engines (a marinised version of Concorde`s),
giving her a top speed in excess of 30 knots. She has a
full complement of over 1000 people, and can opate with
a range of both rotary and fixed wing aircraft from the
Harrier GR9 to troop- carrying Chinooks. This collection
comes with extra unique information supplied exclusively
by the Royal Navy.
(This Gift set includes paints,
brushes and glue)
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Scale; 1:350
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Dimensions (mm); L603 W104
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Number of Parts: 276 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 3 |
Flying Hours: 4 |
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Airfix - HMS Illustrious (A14201)
HMS Illustrious is the second of three
Invincible Class Aircraft carriers, and the fifth ship to
bear her proud name. Illustrious, or ‘Lusty’ as she
is known fondly by all on board, was built at Swan Hunters
Ship Builders Yard on the Tyne, and subsequently commissioned
in her base port of Portsmouth in 1982.
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Model Scale; 1:350
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Dimensions (mm); L603.5 W104.5
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Number of Parts: 276 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 3 |
Flying Hours: 4 |
Paints required
but not included:
27,
33,
70,
64, 54,
130,
165,
127,
164,
163, 156.
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Airfix - HMS Belfast 1:600 (A50069)
HMS Belfast is an ex-Royal Navy Town-class
cruiser and now a museum ship operated by the Imperial War
Museum. In June 1944 she took part in Operation Neptune,
the naval assault on D Day in support of Operation Overlord
(This Gift set includes paints,
brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:600
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Dimensions (mm); L311 x W35
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Number of Parts: 250
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 3
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Flying Hours: 3
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Airfix - HMS Ark Royal 1:600 (A50070)
Arguably the best known name throughout
the Royal, Navy’s history, this is the “Ark” that served
with great distinction during WWII. Included are photographs
to be displayed with the finished model.
(This Gift set includes paints, brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:600 |
Dimensions (mm); L406 W48 |
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Skill Level: 3
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Flying Hours: 3
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Airfix - HMS Hood 1:600 (A50071)
Royal Navy HMS Hood, the then pride
of the Royal Navy, was tragically sunk with the loss of
all but three of its crew by the Bismarck in 1941. The set
includes exclusive photographs that can be displayed with
the finished model.
(This Gift set includes paints,
brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:600
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Dimensions (mm); L430 W60
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Number of Parts: 131
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 3
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Flying Hours: 3
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Airfix - HMS Victorious 1:600 (A04201)
HMS Victorious joined the Home Fleet
in May 1941. Just nine days later her inexperienced pilots
encountered and attacked the Bismarck. She also escorted
convoys to Russia, took part in the North African landings
in 1942 and had a spell with the US Navy (being re-named
as the USS Robin). After returning to the Royal Navy in
early 1944, her aircraft participated in the attack on the
Tirpitz. She then returned to the Pacific War. The box
illustration shows HMS Victorious in the 1960s.
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Model Scale; 1:600
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Dimensions (mm); L397 W53
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Number of Parts: 94
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 2
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Flying Hours: 1
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Paints required
but not included: 15, 24, 27, 33, 34, 55, 64, 73,
117
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Airfix - HMS Hood - 1:600 (A04202)
One of four Admiral class battlecruisers ordered in
mid-1916, HMS Hood was the largest of the her class and
the largest warship in the world when launched in 1918.
After the battle of Jutland the design of Hood was modified.
However, as she still had limitations work on her sister
ship was halted in 1917, leaving Hood as Britain’s last
completed purpose-built battlecruiser. She was named after
the 18th-century Admiral Samuel Hood.
She was the
pride of the Royal Navy on sailing to intercept the Bismarck
in May 1941. After making contact with the German battleship,
she, with HMS Prince of Wales, opened fire. The Bismarck
returned fire and with the fifth salvo hit the Hood a fatal
blow and she sunk within two minutes. Only three crew from
her total of 1,500 survived.
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Model Scale; 1:600
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Dimensions (mm); L430 W53
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Number of Parts: 131
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Paints required
but not included: 11, 27, 33, 34, 71, 64, 55, 73,
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Airfix - HMS Suffolk 1:600 (A03203)
During May 1941 HMS Suffolk played a
vital role in the Battle of the Denmark Strait and the sinking
of Bismarck. She had engaged the battleship twice during
the battle and using her radar she was able to track the
Bismarck through the Denmark Strait and maintained contact
for other units to vector into Bismarck’s path.
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Model Scale; 1:600
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Dimensions (mm); L320 W34.5
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Number of Parts: 126
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 2
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Flying Hours: 2
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Paints required
but not included: (A)(B) 27, 33, 34, 55, 64, 73,
(A) 11, 71, (B) 31, 87, 90
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Airfix - HNoMS St. Albans 1:400 (A03252)
The Royal Navy obtained the St.
Albans under lease lend from US & on the 14th April 1941
she was transferred to the Royal Norwegion Navy-in-exle.
Serving until 1944 to then be passed to the Russian Navy
until 1949.
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Model Scale; 1:400
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Dimensions (mm); L240 W24
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Number of Parts: 155
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 2
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Flying Hours: 1
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Paints required
but not included: 30, 33, 53, 55, 56, 64, 66, 70,
77, 110, 144
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Airfix - HMS King George V - 1:600
(A06205)
HMS King George V was made the flagship
of the Home Fleet under the command of Admiral Sir John
Tovey after the destruction of HMS Hood, and was involved
in the chase and the sinking of Hood’s opponent, the German
battleship Bismarck. In the Mediterranean, KGV covered the
Operation Husky landings at Sicily.
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Model Scale; 1:600
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Dimensions (mm); L378 x W45.5
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Number of Parts: 167
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 3
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Flying Hours: 2
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Paints required
but not included: 11, 27, 33, 31, 34, 55, 73, 90,
145
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Airfix - HMS Repulse - 1:600 (A06206)
Operating with the Home Fleet in the
North Sea and Atlantic during the first two years of World
War II, taking part in the pursuit of the German battleship
Bismarck in May 1941. Later in the year she was sent to
the Far East, accompanying the new battleship Prince of
Wales.
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Model Scale; 1:600
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Dimensions (mm); L403 x W45.5
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Number of Parts: 147
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 3
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Flying Hours: 2
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Paints required
but not included: 27, 31, 33, 34, 55, 64, 71,
73, 79, 90
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Airfix - Prinz Eugen 1:600 (A05203)
Prinz Eugen was despatched into the
North Atlantic with the Bismarck to attack convoys making
for Great Britain. During the Battle of the Denmark Strait,
she damaged both HMS Hood (then sunk by Bismarck) and HMS
Prince of Wales, before escaping to Brest in occupied France.
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Model Scale; 1:600
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Dimensions (mm); L354 W36
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Number of Parts: 151
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 3
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Flying Hours: 2
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Paints required
but not included: (A)(B) 27, 31, 33, 34, 71, 64,
65, 55, 73, (A) 24, 60, 123
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Airfix - Bismarck or Tirpitz - 1:400
(A08205)
These two sister ships were perhaps
the most famous German battleships of WWII. Bismarck
was sunk in 1941 and Tirpitz was destroyed by RAF Lancasters
in 1944.
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Model Scale; 1:400
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Dimensions (mm); L620 W327
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Number of Parts: 327
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 3
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Flying Hours: 3
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Paints required
but not included: (Both) 33,34,64, 73, 102 (Bismarck
only) 103 (Tirpitz only) 27, 56, 98
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Airfix - Waterline Sink The Bismarck
- 1:1200 (A50120)
Bismarck took part in only one operation during her
brief career. She, and the heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen, left
Gotenhafen on the morning of 19th May 1941 for Operation
Rheinübung, during which she was to have attempted to intercept
and destroy convoys in transit between North America and
Great Britain.
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Model Scale; 1:1200
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 2 |
Flying Hours: 2 |
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Ship
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Dimensions (mm) / Parts
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Bismarck |
L209 W30 / 50 Parts |
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Prinz Eugen |
177 W18 / 56 Parts |
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Tribal Class Destroyers |
L95.8 W9.3 / 20 Parts |
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HMS Hood |
L219 W26.5 / 64 Parts |
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HMS Suffolk |
L158 W17.3 / 44 Parts |
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HMS Ark Royal |
L200 W24 / 42 Parts |
Paints required
but not included: 24, 27, 30, 31, 33, 34, 64, 65,
71, 73, 87, 90, 113, 123, 145
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Airfix - HMS Daring Type 45
Destroyer - 1:350 (A12203)
(Pre-Order)
The Royal Navy's new destroyer, the
Type 45 has the most distinctive design. Her sleekly
designed straight edges and superstructure free from
clutter is designed to give the ship a low radar cross
section – commonly called stealth features. This is
reported to give her a radar signal no larger than a
fishing boat.
Decals included for HMS Daring, HMS
Dauntless, HMS Diamond, HMS Dragon, HMS Defender and HMS
Duncan.
Paints required
but not included: TBA
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Airfix - Trafalgar Submarine - 1:350
(A03260)
The Fleet Submarines of the Trafalgar
Class are extremely sophisticated, deep diving, high-speed
submarines, capable of fulfilling a range of maritime military
tasks undreamed of by the strategists of previous generations.
Their most important role is to seek out and destroy other
submarines that may pose a threat to any friendly force
of which they have an unrivalled capability.
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Model Scale; 1:350
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Dimensions (mm); L245 W28
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Number of Parts: 41
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level 2 |
Flying Hours 1 |
Paints Required
but not included: 11, 33, 54, 80.
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Airfix - Trafalgar Submarine Gift
Set - 1:350 (A50021)
The Fleet Submarines of the Trafalgar
Class are extremely sophisticated, deep diving, high-speed
submarines, capable of fulfilling a range of maritime military
tasks undreamed of by the strategists of previous generations.
Their most important role is to seek out and destroy other
submarines that may pose a threat to any friendly force
of which they have an unrivalled capability.
(This Gift set includes paints,
brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:350
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Dimensions (mm); L245 W28
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Number of Parts: 41
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level 2 |
Flying Hours 1 |
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Airfix - Golden Hind Gift set - 1:72
(A50046)
The Golden Hind was an English galleon
best known for its global circumnavigation between 1577
and 1580, captained by Sir Francis Drake, who on his return
with a haul of Spanish gold and other treasures was knighted
by Queen Elizabeth.
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L360 W87
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109 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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3 |
Flying Hours: 3 |
This set also includes 8 Humbrol
Acrylic Paints, 2 X Poly Cements Glue and Paint Brushes.
(Requires Painting)
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Airfix - HMS Victory Gift Set - 1:180
(A50049)
HMS Victory was Admiral Nelson's flagship
at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805 and the ship where he
lost his life, bringing him and the vessel immortality.
She still serves as a Royal Navy ship and is in permanent
dry dock at Portsmouth.
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Model Scale; 1:180
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Dimensions (mm); L383 W88
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Number of Parts: 353 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 3 |
Flying Hours: 3 |
This set also includes 8 Humbrol
Acrylic Paints, 2 X Poly Cements Glue and Paint Brushes.
(Requires Painting)
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Airfix - WASA Gift Set - 1:144 (A50044)
The Wasa (Vasa) sank within one nautical
mile of the start of her maiden voyage in 1628 before she
even left the Stockholm archipelago. She was raised in 1961
and is permanent display in the city.
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Model Scale; 1:144
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Dimensions (mm); L383 W88
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Number of Parts: 353 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 3 |
Flying Hours: 3 |
This set also includes 12 Humbrol
Acrylic Paints, 2 X Poly Cements Glue (not precision poly
as pictured) and Paint Brushes. (Requires Painting)
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Airfix - Cutty Sark Gift Set - 1:130
(A50045)
The Cutty Sark, built in Dumbarton is
the best known of all the clippers and in her hey-day was
the fastest of them all. She could carry 32,000 square feet
of sail giving her a maximum speed of over 17 knots. Employed
in the tea trade, she was used to speed the new seasons
crop from China to London where the crews hoped to gain
the prestige of being the first back. Since 1957 she has
been in dry-dock in Greenwich, London, attracting visitors
from all around the world. This much loved ship was almost
destroyed by fire on May 21st 2007.
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Model Scale; 1:130
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Dimensions (mm); L520 x W140
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Number of Parts: 220 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 3 |
Flying Hours: 4 |
This set also includes 8 Humbrol
Acrylic Paints, Poly Cements Glue (not precision poly as
pictured) and Paint Brushes. (Requires Painting)
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Airfix - Endeavour Bark 1768 - 1:120
(A07251)
In 1768 Captain James Cook set off on
a voyage to the Pacific Ocean. The expedition's main purpose
was to study and observe the 1769 transit of Venus across
the sun (in conjunction with several other observations
to be made from different locations). However, a more pragmatic
reason was to be relayed to her captain by the Admiralty
in additional instructions; namely, to search out the southern
Pacific for signs of the yet to be discovered continent,
we now know to be Australasia.
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Model Scale; 1:120
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Dimensions (mm); L395 W355
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Number of Parts: 106 |
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Skill Level: 4 |
Flying Hours: 3 |
Paints Required
but not included: 16, 22, 26, 33, 70
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Airfix - HMS Victory 1765 - 1:180
(A09252)
Launched on May 7th 1765, HMS Victory
gained its fame by becoming Admiral Nelson flagship during
the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. The victory at this battle
ended Napoleons bid for mastery of the sea, but cost Admiral
Nelson his life. She had previously taken part in many other
major actions against the Spanish and French fleets, and
is now the oldest serving Royal Naval ship stil in service,
being the flagship of the Portsmouth Command. After being
restored to the same condition and appearance as she was
at Trafalgar, she can now be seen in all her glory at her
home in Portsmouth by visitors from all over the world.
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Model Scale; 1:180
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Dimensions (mm); L383
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Number of Parts: 353 |
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Skill Level 3 |
Flying Hours 4 |
Paints Required
but not included: 10, 12, 14, 16, 19, 22, 33, 71,
74
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Airfix - Cutty Sark 1869 - 1:130
(A09253)
A "cutty sark" is a short
chemise. It comes from a poem by Robbie Burns, Tam O'Shanter,
when Tam, a young lad sees some witches dancing in the wood,
ne of whom is wearing a very revealing Cutty Sark. The Cutty
Sark, built in Dumbarton is the best known of all the clippers
and in her hey-day was the fastest of them all. She could
carry 32,000 square feet of sail giving her a maximum speed
of over 17 knots. Employed in the tea trade, she was used
to speed the new seasons crop from China to London where
the crews hoped to gain the prestige of being the first
back. Since 1957 she has been in dry-dock in Greenwich,
London, attracting visitors from all around the world. This
much loved ship was almost destroyed by fire on May 21st
2007.
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Model Scale; 1:130
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Dimensions (mm); L520 W140
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Number of Parts: 220 |
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Skill Level: 4 |
Flying Hours: 4 |
Paints Required but not included:
10, 12, 16, 22, 33, 63, 103
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Price: £
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