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HMS Hood & E Class Destroyer 1:700

4. HMS Hood & E Class Destroyer 1:700

Ref: TAM31806

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Built in May 1920, the British Battle Cruiser Hood featured a displacement of 48,360t. Flagship of the Royal Navy, for close to 20 years she was recognized as one of the world's largest warships. On May 23rd, 1941, the Hood was accompanied by the battleship Prince of Wales, two F Class destroyers, and two E Class destroyers, as they set out to hunt down mammoth German battleship Bismarck and heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen. On the morning of the 24th, Hood engaged the German ships, firing at Prinz Eugen. The German ships returned fire with Hood hit by Bismarck. The hit penetrated her deck, detonating her ammunition and resulting in an explosion blowing the Hood in half. Along with the loss of its symbolic flagship, the Royal Navy also suffered the loss of 1,416 men, their greatest loss of WWII. The two E Class destroyers which accompanied Hood, Echo and Electra, escaped unharmed. Echo and Electra were built in 1934 and featured a 1,350 ton displacement with a top speed of 36 knots. Echo went on to perform convoy duty in the Arctic and Mediterranean with Electra serving in the Pacific including serving in the Battle of Malaya and Battle of the Java Sea
Completed Length: 375mm

Price: £35.00 (Including VAT at 20%)
Euros: €38.15 / US Dollars: US$42.70

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Lisboa Tram 1:24 - view 1 Lisboa Tram 1:24 - view 2 Lisboa Tram 1:24 - view 3 Lisboa Tram 1:24 - view 4

10. Lisboa Tram 1:24

Ref: OC53005

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Occre Lisboa Tram
This tram was originally part of the 701/735 series, of the Compañía de Carris de Ferro de Lisboa, which built them between 1936 and 1940. These trams were considered the safest in Lisbon as they were fitted with a reinforced braking system and were used for the lines covering the most difficult routes, such as 12, 25 or 28, with ramps of up to 12%, which were also the steepest slopes in the world for simple adherence tram lines.
The tram is fitted with five types of brake, pneumatic, mechanical, electric, electromagnetic with shoes and mechanical with shoes. Each tram was also fitted with two powerful, 45 HP, Metropolitan Vickers electric motors and a Brill 21-E type truck, built by Maley & Tauton.
The body is of the standard Lisbon type, based on American Brill designs, with its most notable characteristic being the sharply cambered roof. The tram maintained its original design up until 1985-1987, when the series was reformed and adapted for a single driver/conductor, pneumatically operated doors were installed along with flashing lights and the street-side doors were sealed off.
After 1995 the original trams gradually started to be replaced with remodelled Series 500 trams, although a number of units were maintained in operational conditions for charter services and occasional substitutions on the regular lines.

Scale: 1:24
Length: 360mm
Height: 220mm
Width: 100mm

Price: £85.00 (Including VAT at 20%)
Euros: €92.65 / US Dollars: US$103.70

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The Army Painter Warpaints Zombicide Black Plague Set

17. The Army Painter Warpaints Zombicide Black Plague Set

Ref: APWP8012

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Warpaints Zombicide Black Plague Set
This special Warpaints Zombicide Black Plague Paint Set is for the Zombicide Black Plague boxed game and the Wulfsburg expansion. This stand-alone Warpaints set gives you the colours you need for painting zombies, ferocious wolves and grim survivors for your Zombicide Black Plague game.

Includes 10 special formulated Warpaints designed specifically for Zombicide: Black Plague & Wulfsburg - this set enables you to enhance your gaming experience by playing with painted miniatures!

The paint set also comes with a FREE brush to get you started.

Enhance your gaming experience by playing with painted miniatures!

Price: £24.99 (Including VAT at 20%)
Euros: €27.24 / US Dollars: US$30.49

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