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Wehrmacht was the name used by the German army during the war on all European and North African fronts for almost 6 years, from 1939 to 1945. On September 1st, 1939, two Wehrmacht army groups invaded Poland, thus starting World War II. The models in this kit represent Wehrmacht infantry units with the typical feldgrau-colored uniforms and with individual equipment composed of a Mauser K-98 rifle and a MP40 submachinegun.

Contains 50 figures.

Article number: 510006031
Product: 1:72 French Artillery Set

THE BOX INCLUDES 11 FIGURES, 8 HORSES, GUNS and ACCESSORIES.

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 510006029
Product: 1/72 Celts Cavalry

Celts are a mix of different peoples and cultures who settled in a large area of Europe between the Iberian Peninsula and Britannia. They had an homogeneous religion, but always were politically divided. The better known ethnic group is the Gauls. Fierce and hard-fighting, in 386 B.C. the Senones Gauls led by Brennus put Rome under siege and occupied it. They were later subjugated by the Romans.

Contents 15 horsemen and 2 figures.

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 510006028
Product: 1/72 Roman Cavalry

Cavalry had an auxiliary role in the Roman age. The Legion, with its extraordinary heavy infantry troops, was the decisive factor in battles. It is worth mentioning that riding a horse and fighting on horseback was not easy, as stirrups weren't used yet. Roman cavalrymen were often auxiliary troops recruited from allies during military campaigns, and their duty was to defend the flanks of the Legion. Soldiers in this kit are represented with the lorica hamata and the characteristic oval cavalry shield.

Contents 15 horsemen and 2 figures.

Article number: 510006027
Product: 1:72 100 Years War - British Warriors

On October 25th, near Agincourt, Henry V's English army, largely composed of foot troops and a small contingent of noble knights, defeated the army of the Constable of France Charles d'Albret, a much larger force boasting the best heavy cavalry in Europe. The English success was determined by the use of the Welsh longbow. This weapon was easy to use, even after a short training. It could hit at 200 yards and penetrate the armor of knights.

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 510006026
Product: 1/72 French Warriors (100 Years War)


THE BOX CONTAINS 20 FIGURES + 8 KNIGHTS with HORSES.

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The Romans dubbed "Gauls" those Celtic tribes, often fighting against each other, living in the areas corresponding to modern France, Switzerland, Belgium and Holland. The Gallic tribes found occasional political unity only under the pressure of the Roman menace during Julius Caesar's military campaign. The Gauls recognized Vercingetorix as their political and military leader. He was defeated by Caesar in the battle of Alesia (52 B.C.). The Gaul warriors were characterized by their longswords and decorated shields. Many of them fought naked.

Contains 40 figures.

Article number: 510006021
Product: 1:72 Roman Infantry Ist-IInd cent.

The legion was the basic unit of the Roman army. Each maniple was commanded by a centurion, that could be recognized by his leg guards, the vine-stick and the helmet with a transverse crest. The Legion's equipment after the Marian reform was standardized and issued by the State. Legionnaires of this period wore a lorica hamata, reinforced on the shoulders, and were equipped with semi-rectangular shields. Two throwing pila, the gladius and the pugio (a short dagger) completed their equipment.

Content 1 horseman and 34 figures.

This military and monastic order appeared in the Holy Land at the times of the third crusade but it focused its activity in the colonization of Eastern Prussia, Poland and Baltic countries, bringing Catholicism in the East. In 1199 Pope Innocent 3rd gave them the white surcoats with a black cross that became the insignia of the order. In 1242, the knights of the Order were defeated in the battle of Lake Peipus by Alexander Nevsky, prince of Novgorod.

Content 17 riders.

Trained as an artillerist in his youth, Napoleon paid special attention to the role of this combat arm on the battlefield. The gunners, serving guns built in accordance with the Gribeuval system, wear horse artillery uniforms with a characteristic skin cap. The uniforms of the artillery drivers are remarkable, too.

Content
11 figures
8 horses
1 waggon
2 cannons

This kit faithfully reproduces the High Command of Napoleon's Grande Armée, the "brain" of the Corps system devised by the Emperor. The kit features the Emperor, the aides-de-camp, Marshal Berthier (Napoleon's Major-General), and also the escort of the inseparable Chasseurs a Cheval of the Imperial Guard and the colorfully dressed Mameluks.

Content: 13 riders and 8 figures

The Army of the Southern states was formed in 1861. The largest contingent was formed by men from Virginia, most of whom were volunteers and not professional soldiers. A lot of equipment was not standardized and the uniforms were quite diverse. The Confederate army was led by Robert E. Lee, a great general both on the battlefield and as a strategist.

Contains 1 rider and 50 figures.

The battle of Appomattox Courthouse, during the American Civil War, was the final effort of General Robert E. Lee's Confederate army of North Virginia before his surrender to General Ulysses S. Grant, commander-in-chief of the Union army. General Sheridan's Union cavalry played a decisive role. The soldiers in this kit are represented with the typical cavalry short jacket without epaulettes, the Mc Clellan or chasseur hat, and the typical Sharps & Smith carbines.

Contains:
15 riders
2 figures
2 horses

Article number: 510006012
Product: 1/72 Union Infantry and Zouaves

The Union infantry has held, during the Civil War period, the weight of the most famous battles (Bull Run, Antietam, Gettysburg) suffering a very high number of losses. The uniform was characterized by the typical blue jacket. The officers often wore a tailor-made longer coat (redingote). Many infantry units adopted uniforms similar to those of the French Zouaves, who became famous during the campaigns in Crimea and Italy, with dark blue tunics decorated in red, white spats and the typical large red trousers. The uniform was completed with the red fez with tassel.

Contents 50 figures.

Article number: 510006011
Product: 1/72 Confederate Cavalry

The cavalry regiments were considered the elite forces of the Confederate armies during the American Civil War. The uniforms were characterized by the yellow gallons. Very varied the individual weapons as well as the customized uniforms. Among the most famous cavalry commanders, James Ewell Braun (J.E.B.) Stuart, who became famous for his bravery during the First Battle of Bull Run.

Contents 1 figur and 16 horsemen.

Article number: 510006009
Product: 1/72 The Knights XIth Century Crusaders

The first Crusade took place at the end of 11th Century and culminated with the siege and conquest of Jerusalem in 1099 by Godfrey of Bouillon, that led to the birth of the Outremer crusader states. The kit represents the diversity of troops that took part in the war. The knights, heavy cavalry wearing chain mail armor and carrying the large almond-shaped shields typical of the age, fought alongside infantry and crossbowmen recruited in various Christian European countries.

Content 9 horsemen and 25 figures.

Article number: 510006008
Product: 1/72 French Hussars 1° REGIMENT HUSSARS

The word "hussar" identifies the light horsemen and comes from the Hungarian "huszar". The most famous hussar units were the French regiments of the Napoleonic era. They were employed for scouting and communication purposes, and to screen the movement of the Emperor's corps, like during the advance that allowed the French to flank the Austrian general Mack at Ulm in 1805. The soldiers in this kit wear the uniform of the 1st Hussars employed at Jena in 1806, and they are characterized by the ornate Hungarian style uniform, sabretache, sabre and carbine.

Contents 17 horsemen.

Article number: 510006005
Product: 1/72 Napoleonic Wars: Austrian Infantry

The Austrian infantry of the box is represented with the 1798 helmet characterized the light infantry Frei-Corps and Jagers battalions. Later on they have been adopted by most of Austrian riflemen battalions. In the box, the riflemen are flanked by the grenadiers with the distinctive bearskin caps.

In July 1809 the Austrian troops, commanded directly by the Archduke Karl himself, were defeated by Napoleon during the Battle of Wagram. The figures may be used for the reproduction of the riflemen regiments or for Grenadiers Corps Reverse commanded by Liechtenstein.
The box contains 48 figures and 1 horse.

Article number: 10006003
Product: 1/72 French Heavy Cavalry

Together with the cuirassiers, Carabiners formed the heavy cavalry of Napoleon's army. The above average height and shining cuirasses of these soldiers were often decisive factors on the battlefield. It is worth remembering how they were used as Murat's cavalry reserve at Borodino, or in Marshal Ney's charge at Waterloo.

Content 17 horsemen.

Article number: 510006002
Product: 1:72 French Line Infantry (1815)

The line infantry was the backbone of Napoleon's Grande Armée. The "shako" headgear adopted in 1806, replacing bicorn hats, and the Charleville 1777 musket, are the most characteristic elements of French line infantry. The equipment was completed by the briquet, a sort of infantry shortsword. The kit also includes the regiment's drummer and the "eagle-bearer" carrying the regiment's insignia.

Content 50 figures.

Article number: 510006001
Product: 1/72 British Heavy Cavalry Napol. Wars

During the battle of Waterloo the heavy cavalry Regiments of Ponsonby Union Brigade, under the command of the Earl of Uxbridge, was formed by 3 squadrons : the "Royals", the "Scots Grey" and the "Inniskillings." The very famous Union Brigade cavalry charge against the lines of Napoleon, also represented in numerous prints and paintings of the time, contributed significantly to the result of one of the most famous battles of History.

Contents 18 horsemen.

Article number: 510005620
Product: 1:35 Schnellboot Typ S-38 /4.0cm Flak 28

PHOTO ETCHED PARTS
FULLY UPGRADED MOULD
More than 600 highly detailed parts

Length of the model 99,9 cm

Between the two World Wars, several Military Navy launched programs dedicated to develop fast crafts able to perform patrol and attack duties. New engines and technological solutions were able to guarantee, compared to the First World War torpedo boats, improved performances and better operation efficency. The German Kriegsmarine developed the famous fast attack craft S-Class during the 1930’s. Among the most famous Schnellboote we can point out the S-38 version. Produced in 100 units, it had a lenght of 35 meters and a displacement, full load, of over 100 tons. Thanks to its 12 cylinders Daimler Benz engines the S-38 was able to reach a speed of 39.5 knots. Armed with two 533 mm. torpedo tubes, it adopted several types of defensive guns. Some of S-38 used the very appreciated 40 mm. Bofors gun. Captured by Germans during the first years of the War, it proved to be a very effective and powerful naval weapon, even more appreciated than the German ones. On the S-38 reliable tech base, the S-100 was developed some years later.



Between the two World Wars, several Military Navy launched programs dedicated to develop fast crafts able to perform patrol and attack duties. New engines and technological solutions were able to guarantee, compared to the First World War torpedo boats, improved performances and better operation efficency. The German Kriegsmarine developed the famous fast attack craft S-Class during the 1930’s. Among the most famous Schnellboote we can point out the S-38 version. Produced in 100 units, it had a lenght of 35 meters and a displacement, full load, of over 100 tons. Thanks to its 12 cylinders Daimler Benz engines the S-38 was able to reach a speed of 39.5 knots. Armed with two 533 mm. torpedo tubes

Detailed Plastic Kit of model
Schnellboot Typ S-38 mit 4.0cm Flak 28 (Bofors)
in scale 1:35

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 51000618
Product: 1/35 PT-109 CREW

100% NEW MOULDS

THE BOX CONTAINS 7 FIGURES PLUS SOME ACCESSORIES.

100% NEW MOULDS
THE BOX CONTAINS 7 FIGURES PLUS SOME ACCESSORIES

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 510005616
Product: 1/35 Vosper Crew

100% NEW MOULDS

THE BOX CONTAINS 7 FIGURES PLUS ACCESSORIES.

100% NEW MOULDS
THE BOX CONTAINS 7 FIGURES PLUS SOME ACCESSORIES

Article number: 510005615
Product: 1:35 Dock mit Treppen

Model Dim.: 30 x 8,7 x 19,8 cm

100% NEW MOULDS - 30cm MODULAR ELEMENT

Use it as a standalone piece or in combination with 5612 "Long dock"
Ideal complement for all Italeri 1:35 scale models.

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number.: 510005613
Product: 1:35 MTB PT-109 Torpedoboot

Model Dim.: 70,0 cm

100% NEW MOULDS - PRM & PHOTO-ETCHED FRET INCLUDED
Decals for one version

PT boats were a torpedo-armed fast attack crafts used by the United States Navy, during the Second World War, especially in South Pacific war theatre. The acronym PT stands for "Patrol Torpedo" and immediately identify the operational use : to carry out patrol and attack, with her torpedoes against surface targets, duties. The Elco Naval Division, located in Bayonne, New Jersey, was the most famous manufacture of PT boats during the World War II. The famous PT-109, belonged to the ELCO PT-103 class, had a length of 80 feet (24 m.) and a full load displacement of 56 tons. Powered by three 12-cylinders 1,500 horsepower Packard gasoline engines, was able to reach the speed of 41 knots. The primary offensive armament was based on four 21-inch (53 cm.) torpedoes. On April 1943, the command of PT-109 was taken by Lieutenant Junior Grade John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the future President of the United States.

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 510005610
Product: 1:35 Vosper 72''6' MTB 77

Model Dim.: 63,1 cm

100% NEW MOULDS -
Decals for 3 versions

Vosper company became famous, during the Second World War, for the production of small and fast Motor Torpedo Boats (MTB) and Motor Gun Boats (MGB) for the Royal Navy. Among the various boats in production, the Vosper MTB 72’6" were characterized by a significant life cycle with different mission profiles as the coastal patrol and the anti-submarine support in the North Sea and English Channel. Moves from 3 engines with and impressive power of 4,200 hp, Vosper MTB was able to reach a speed close to 40 knots (70 km/h). The first versions were introduced at the beginning of the war but were gradually introduced new variants, type I and type II, which were characterized by a different combination of offensive and defensive weaponry. They were usually armed with 457 mm torpedo tubes., depth charges, and 0.303" Vickers machine guns or, more rarely, from 0.5" Vickers machine guns , for air defence. The crew consisted of 10 to 13 men.

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 510005607
Product: 1/35 Figure-Set Schnellboot Crew

10 FIGURES INCLUDED

Deatailed plastic kit of model
1:35 Figure-Set Schnellboot Crew (10)
in scale 1:35

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 510005606
Product: 1/35 ELCO 80' PT Boat Crew


10 FIGURES INCLUDED

Deatailed plastic kit of model
Figuren-Set Crew (10) ELCO 80 PT
in scale 1:35

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 510005603
Product: 1:35 Schnellboot Typ S-100 PRM Edition

Model Dim.: 99,9 cm

Decals for one version

Among the various stipulations of the Treaty of Versailles in 1919 was a severe limitation of German naval construction. Small craft were not covered by these stipulations and resulted in the development of motor torpedo boats starting in the late 1920s. ?The design was based on a civil yacht which was, however, modified to be able to transport two torpedoes: the S-1. ?The evolution of the design continued until it reached, in its most advanced models, 35 meters in length weighing in at 100 metric tons. Even room for secondary armaments was progressively increased. The construction was composite, with aluminium beams and wooden planking. The characteristic ironclad deckhouse appeared with the S-100 model and was a necessary response to increased Allied air superiority and to the intensified low flying air attacks being flown. The boats were primarily used to attack allied ships in the coastal areas of the British Isles, but were also used for operations in the Mediterranean and Black seas, usually under cover of dark. Starting in 1943, after great part of the Kriegsmarine had been either destroyed or immobilised, these motor torpedo boats were among the few vessels still in the water and able to perform military operations, exposing them to a progressively increasing number of battles and the consequent grave losses.

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 510005602
Product: 1/35 Elco 80 Torpedo Boat PRM Edition

Model Dim.: 70 cm

Decals for one version

During the Second World War the U.S. Navy deployed a large amount of three types of motor torpedo boats: the Higgins measuring 78 feet and ELCO measuring 77 and 80 feet. Every model could be distinguished from the others, apart from by length, by configuration, weapons and various other details. The 80 foot ELCOs represented the most numerous class: they were realised in five series, for a total of about 300 examples Built in mahogany and pushed by three 1,350cv Packard 4M-2500 engines (taken to 1,500 in the latest series), these vessels easily exceeded 40 knots. The equipment and weapons were constantly updated and improved thanks to experience acquired in the field and the progressive change of role: with the progress of the conflict, in fact, the PT Boats left the original task of attacking and cutting off the traffic, taking on the role of gunships and operating in the proximity of the coast or in channels. The Italeri model reproduces the PT 596 and an 80-foot ELCO from the last batch produced.

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 510005534
Product: 1/720 U.S.S. George H.W. Bush CVN77

Model Dim.: 44,7 cm

Decals for one version

The U.S.S. George H. W. Bush (CVN-77) is the tenth and final Nimitz class "supercarrier". Entered in service on 2009, is the most updated evolution in terms of technology and weapon systems of its class. One of the world’s largest warships, thanks to its displacement of 100,000 tons, it is powered with two Westinghouse nuclear reactors that permit, despite the impressive size, to reach 30 knots and to have a operating range almost unlimited. More than 80 aircrafts and helicopters are carried on board and are enable to enhance the military effectiveness of the warship. The "Bush" is also used for the development and testing of advanced weapon systems. On the deck of CVN-77, the first tests with unmanned drones, as the Northrop Grumman X-47B developed and designed for carrier-based operations, has been recently done.

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 510005522
Product: 1/720 USS Kitty Hawk CV-63

Model Dim.: 44,8 cm

The aircraft carrier U.S.S. Kitty Hawk CV 63 entered service in April 1961 after a prolonged project based upon the Forrestal class and is considered a carrier evolution. The distinct change of this new class is the location of two of the four aircraft elevators in front of the tower which serve as improvement to move planes around the flight deck. Radar screens behind the towel make the tower "lsland" more compact. During the last thirty years the Kitty Hawk has been altered considerably. Especially defence armament and electronic equipment up-dates keep the carrier in maximum use.

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 510004706
Product: 1:12 Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 Monza Nuvolari

Model Dim.: 32,0 cm

100% NEW MOULDS - Colors Instructions Sheet - Steering wheels - Realistic suspension - Highly detailed engine - Rubber tires - 300 plastic parts - 30 Chromed parts - Photoetched parts - Opening cowling - Screws, tubes, rope and nylon net
The Alfa Romeo 8C can be considered as one of the most famous sports cars of the 1930s. The car's name derives from the engine adopted: an 8-cylinder in-line supercharged engine with a displacement of 2,336 cc. The Alfa Romeo could be considered the "state of art" for technology, innovative solutions and performances.
Characterized by an impressive reliability and drive ability the "8C" achieved significant victories in international car racing competitions. It linked its name to the famous Italian driver Tazio Nuvolari that won, among the others, the Targa Florio race in Sicily and the prestigious Italian Grand Prix at Monza. This last victory gave the
"Monza" name to the twin seater GP car. From the racing version, a production batch of almost 200 vehicles was produced for the private markets and to be used on the normal road.

Article number: 510004705
Product: 1:12 FIAT Abarth 695 SS/ Assetto Corsa

Model Dim.: 25,0 cm

New moulds - Highly detailed model - Openable hood and trunk - Open or closed top - Opening car doors - Steerable wheels - Working suspension - Rubber tires - Photoetched and chromed parts

One Model in two versions:
- Fiat Abarth 695SS
- Fiat Abarth 695SS Assetto Corse

The "Nuova 500" was produced by Fiat from 1957 to 1975. It is a real icon on four wheels and one of the symbols of "made in Italy". Its unique and recognizable design is famous all over the World. When the small car was set up by the Italian car manufacturer, its goal was simple: to introduce on the market at a very affordable price a new compact car able to enlarge the number of potential customers. In addition to the classic Fiat 500, that obtained an impressive commercial success all over the World, the Italian car manufacturer Abarth produced several special versions characterized by unmistakable sporting and racing attitude. In 1964 Abarth, originally founded as racing team, presented two interesting versions developed on the Fiat Nuova 500 chassis and body : the 695 and the 695 SS. Both versions were equipped with a 689 cm3 engine and were able to reach the max speed of 140 Km/h. In 1965 Abarth developed the Fiat 695 SS Assetto Corsa with improved performances and feature

Detailed plastic kit of model
FIAT Abarth 695 SS/ Assetto Corsa
In scale 1:12

Detailed plastic kit of model
Alfa Romeo 179 / 179C
In scale 1:12

Article number: 510004703
Product: 1:12 Fiat 500F (1968 version)

Model Dim.: 25 cm

100% new moulds - Highly detailed model - Opened or closed top - Opening car doors - Front and rear opening bonnets - Steering wheels - Working suspensions - Rubber tires - Photoetched and chromed parts

The model can be realized in the Anglo-Saxon version with right drive.

The "Nuova 500" was produced by Fiat from 1957 to 1975. It is a real icon on four wheels and one of the symbols of "made in Italy". Its unique and recognizable design is famous all over the World. When the small car was set up by the Italian car manufacturer, its goal was simple: to introduce on the market at a very affordable price a new compact car able to enlarge the number of potential customers. Furthermore the new car should be easy to drive, even in the city traffic, and provide very low running costs. The "Fiat 500" was released on the market in July 1957 and it was immediately a success. In 1965 was introduced the 500F, the version with the largest number of units produced. Easily recognizable for the front-hinged doors, in line with the new laws, the Fiat 500F adopted several technical and aesthetic improved solutions as the new frame and the wider windscreen. The Fiat 500F is, still today, the most "classic" version of the whole 500 production and it remains in the heart of a huge number of car fans.

Detailed plastic kit of model
Fiat 500F (1968 version)
In scale 1:12

The model "Fiat 806 Grand Prix" in scale 1/12 has a length of about 303 mm.

UPGRADE PROTAR MOULDS

The Fiat 806 Grand Prix adopted significant innovations for its time. In fact, the Fiat 806 was the "progenitor" of the modern Formula One racing cars. Developed and produced by FIAT, the Italian automobiles manufacturer, in 1927, it could be considered the first Grand Prix car ever built before. Thanks to its 180 HP 12 cylinders engine, the Fiat 806 was able to reach and even exceed the speed of 240 Km/h.

However, the most important innovations were made in the development of the chassis, mechanics and bodywork. In fact, the engine and gearbox unit was located between the two chassis bars in order to optimize the performance and the drivability.

The Italeri model is unique and very detailed (over 400 pieces to be assembled). The bonnet can be open to view the highly detailed engine. It has working steering, soft rubber tires, photo etched parts and little metallic accessories (screws, nuts, springs, etc).