HMS VICTORY AIRFIX SCALA 1:180 COD.A092252

AIRFIX - WASA - VINTAGE CLASSIC - 1:144 SCALE - CODE A09256V - WE DO NOT SHIP TO THE CANARY ISLANDS - Launched in 1628, Wasa was one of four ships commissioned by the Swedish monarch Gustav II Adolf, with the intention of strengthening his Baltic fleet so that it could resist the expected invasion of Scandinavia by the German Empire. In 1627, a new ship was launched and ceremonially armed, loading aboard 64 bronze cannons totaling over 70 tons. The ship's crew consisted of 133 sailors and 300 soldiers. Disaster struck Wasa on August 10, 1628, in the port of Stockholm, on the threshold of her maiden voyage. A massive gale surprised the crew, who failed to secure the lower gun holes. Through these, huge masses of water immediately began to rush in, and it became clear that the ship was already lost. In the following years, several attempts were made to save Wasa, but the only success was the extraction of most of the cannons in 1664-65. Then, for 300 years, all efforts were halted, and finally, in 1954, an attempt was made to raise the ship using state-of-the-art technology. After five years of preparations, the "storm" began. The hull was lashed with 24 ropes to which special pontoons were attached. Filled with air, they gently lifted it to the surface. Gradually moved into shallower waters, the ship finally safely reached dry dock on April 24, 1961, 333 years after the disastrous disaster. The restoration work, compared to the previous undertaking, seemed a minor problem, and after a few years, the pride of the Swedish Royal Navy was made available to the public.

During the reign of Elizabeth I, England began to establish its own maritime trade routes. One such itinerary was organized under the guise of a voyage to Egypt by Francis Drake, in the utmost secrecy. On December 13, 1577, five sailing ships (Pelican, Elizabethan, Marigold, Swan, and Benedict) set sail from Plymouth for Alexandria. Only when they reached the Pacific Ocean beyond the Strait of Magellan did Drake rename the Pelican Golden Hide to further conceal his mission.

Zvezda 9019 Roman Emperor's Trireme 1:72 Scale. Plastic kit for assembly. Does not contain glue or paint. We do not ship to the Canary Islands.

MR HOBBY B-527 Mr.Finishing Surfacer 1500 GREY Spray is a professional spray primer designed for modelers and hobbyists who want to obtain perfect surfaces before painting. Thanks to its high coverage formulation, this surfacer fills imperfections and levels details, creating a uniform base ideal for the application of acrylic colors, enamels or lacquers. 💡 Main advantages: High coverage gray spray primer Excellent for leveling and hiding small imperfections Promotes better paint adhesion Ideal for plastics, resins and complex surfaces Facilitates the perfect finish of models Perfect for static modeling, model cars, airplanes, military vehicles and all surfaces that require a reliable primer before the painting phase. We do not ship to the Canary Islands

Tamiya 74003 Angled Nose Tweezers. Angled tweezers from Tamiya for precision work, code 74003. With rounded edges to avoid scratches, these tweezers are useful for handling the smaller parts of model kits, but also for picking up and placing decals. Made of stainless steel with a black anti-static finish, they are a professional work tool designed to last over time.