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ZVEZDA 8514 GREEK TRIERA 1/72 SCALE

The ZVEZDA 8514 Greek Trieres 1:72 scale model represents one of the most iconic vessels of ancient history: the Greek trireme, protagonist of the naval battles of the Mediterranean. This naval model kit offers high historical accuracy, with accurate details that reproduce the structure of the ship, the oars arranged on three levels and the characteristic rostrum used to ram enemy ships. Ideal for modelers passionate about ancient history, the kit allows you to recreate a fundamental piece of Greek civilization, perfect for both display and collection. Thanks to Zvezda quality, assembly is precise and satisfying, making this model suitable for both experienced modelers and those who want to approach the world of historical modeling. 🔧 Technical Features Brand: Zvezda Code: 8514 Scale: 1:72 Type: Historical ship (Greek trireme) Period: Ancient Greece Level: Intermediate Material: Plastic We do not ship to the Canary Islands

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