1/200 Scale

1/200 scale plastic Model Kit of the US Navy Yorktown-Class Aircraft Carrier USS Hornet CV-8. The Kit contains more then 1250 parts and 9 Photo-etched plates. The Hull and Deck are both made from one piece.

1/200 scale plastic model kit of the IJN pre-dreadnought Battleship Mikasa - 1905.

Big Ed Photoetched Parts set for the Trumpeter 1/200 scale USS Arizona (03701).

This set includes two Photo-Etched frets (A & B) and 10x 5 inc gun barrel (brass), 8x 5-inch AA gun barrel (brass).

Upgrade Set for the Trumpeter Bismarck in 1/200 scale. The set includes about 110 Parts. All four Anchors from Metal, all three Screws from Metal and also included are Metalgunbarrels ((8x 380mm/L52 Mainartillery, 12x 160mm/L55 Secondaryartillery, 16x 105mm/L65 AA-Guns and 16x 37mm/L83 for the small 3,7cm AA-Guns)

Decal sheet which includes 73 WWII Signal Flags in 1/200 scale. For various uses.

Upgrade Set for the Trumpeter USS Missouri in 1/200 scale. The set includes two metal anchors, Metal Gun-Barrels (9x 40,6cm Main Artillery , 20x 12,7cm) as well as four metal-propellers.

1/200 scale figure set Figure Set WWII US Military Accepted Surrender Ceremony. Ideal for a Diorama with the USS Missouri in 1/200 scale. Includes a total of 69 figures on 8 Sprues.

US Navy Figure Set in 1/200 scale. The Kit includes a total of 60 figures on 6 sprues.

Upgrade Set for the Trumpeter HMS Hood in 1/200 scale. The set includes about 40 Parts. All four propellers made from metal, and 22 Metalgun-barrels (8 pcs. main armament, 14 pcs. secondary armament). Also included are plastic blast-bags for the main armament.

Metal Gun Barrel Set - Aluminum and Brass - for Trumpeter Bismarck 1/200 scale (03702).

1/200 scale plastic model kit of the french Frigate Acheron.

1/200 scale plastic model kit of the russian Sailingship Kruzenshtern. The Kruzenshtern is four-masted barque and was built as one of the four "Flying P-Liners" in 1926 in germany. The ship first sailed with the name Padua under the german flag. The ship was given to the soviet-union by 1946 where it was renamed to Kruzenshtern. The ship is still used as training-vessel by the russian navy.