HELLER - SPANISH GALLEON - SCALE 1:200 - COD. 80835

Academy 14207 ROMAN WARSHIP CIRCA BC 50 THE KIT FAITHFULLY REPRODUCES A ROMAN SHIP, WITH SAILS INCLUDED AND DETAILED PLASTIC TO SIMULATE WOOD AND ITS TEXTURE, PLASTIC TO ASSEMBLE AND PAINT, GLUE AND COLORS NOT INCLUDED, SCALE 1/72 COD,14207 We do not ship to the Canary Islands

ZVEZDA ENGLISH MEDIEVAL SHIP "THOMAS" - 9038 SCALE 1:72. PLASTIC SHIP TO BUILD AND PAINT IN SCALE 1:72. Thomas (also known as Saint Thomas) is an English koga from the 14th century. The unit was probably launched and entered service shortly before 1340 or only this year. It is assumed that the unit had about 200-250 tons of displacement and its length probably did not exceed 30 meters. The ship played a role at the beginning of the 100 Years' War (1337-1453) between England and France, when it was the flagship of the English king Edward III during the Battle of Sluys on 24 June 1340. This battle, which proved to be a great English success, gave the English fleet virtually total domination of the English Channel during this long armed conflict. Koga Thomas was also used in combat during the Battle of Winchelsea in August 1350, fought between English and Castilian units. This battle was also victorious for the English, but unfortunately during its course the ship Thomas was sunk. WE DO NOT SHIP TO THE CANARY ISLANDS

The Heller 80816 – La Pinta in 1:75 scale reproduces with great attention to detail one of Christopher Columbus's three famous caravels, the protagonist of the discovery of America in 1492. The kit includes high-quality plastic components, sails and ropes, illustrated instructions, and decorations faithful to the historical models. Perfect for those who love historical naval modeling, it represents one of the most iconic ships in the history of European navigation. Requires assembly and painting. Brand: Heller Scale: 1:75 Code: 80816 Material: Plastic to be assembled and painted Origin: Made in France - WE DO NOT SHIP TO THE CANARY ISLANDS.

Ocean Liner - Queen Mary 2 (Platinum Edition) BY Revell 05199 PLASTIC KIT TO ASSEMBLE AND PAINT. Scale 1:350 We do not ship to the Canary Islands

HMS Dreadnought was a British battleship of the First World War and its predecessor. The ship's keel was laid in 1905, the launching took place in February 1906, and the entry into service with the Royal Navy - in December of the same year. The ship was 160 m long, 25 m wide, and its total displacement was about 21,900 tons. The maximum speed is about 21 knots. The ship was armed with 10 305 mm guns, 27 76.2 mm guns and 5 450 mm torpedo tubes. HMS Dreadnought was one of the most revolutionary structures in shipbuilding of the twentieth century, and later took its name from battleships built in the likeness of "dreadnoughts". The revolutionary nature of HMS Dreadnought was mainly due to the fact that it was equipped with as many as 10 main guns with a calibre of 305 mm, the fire control of which was carried out from a single point. In addition, the ship was powered by steam turbines, which made it the fastest battleship in the world at the time of launch. It also had carefully designed armour and watertight bulkheads, increasing its survivability on the battlefield. This revolutionary vessel was the flagship of the Home Fleet in 1907-1912. The ship took a limited part in the First World War, including: it did not participate in the Battle of WE DO NOT SHIP TO THE CANARY ISLANDS