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Specials
Modern US antenna base set 1 (4 pieces), 1/35
set contains 4 bases with different antenna positions
Traditional Greek Hulls Trechantiri , Scale 1/35 - Length 478mm
Trechantiri is one of the most loved, seaworthy and genuine Greek vessels.. Most of the Trechantiri built nowadays have a total length of 8-15 m.
Traditional Greek Hulls Fishing Trechantiri , Scale 1/20 - Length 550mm
"Aretousa", is a model 55cm long. with keel and sections of birch plywood, cut with laser technology.
Contains linden wood for the first skin and beech wood for the second. The windows of the wheelhouse are made of 2mm thick plexiglass and their frames are made of 1mm thick birch plywood. The decks are also made of 1 mm birch plywood.
This type of ship was used by Jason and the Argonauts during their campaign .These vessels had a crew of 30 to 50, had two side rudders at the stern and a simple auxiliary sail. According to illustrations on ancient vases, bow was round and raised and stern was the end of the keel. The length to width ratio is calculated at 1/6, which is why they belong to long ship type.
Limited edition wooden ship model for the anniversary of 200 years from Hellenic Revolution against the Ottoman Empire.
The kit is offered to a birch plywood box (55x35x11cm) with printed image on the sliding lid.
Each kit has engraved the unique serial number engraved.
THOMPSON M1A1 submachine gun, 1/35
* (new improved supports for easier removing)
Most Hellenic army armoured vehicles carry a tactical plate holder on both sides. This is a square 40 cm x 40 cm frame which holds four metal plates that can display three shapes in orange or magenta. These are used during exercises to designate "friendly" and "enemy" forces and formations or units.
This set contains 2 pairs of resin tactidcal sign holders. The resin parts are enough for two vehicles. This set may be used in conjunction with sets LM 35010 and LM 35010-2 or on its own.
This set provides four photo etched metal icons, enough to complete four different models.
All Greek artillery pieces, both towed and self propelled carry a unique marking in the form of a brass icon of St. Barbara who is the artillery's patron saint. This marking can be found on all artillery pieces in service with the Hellenic Army and the Greek Cypriot National Guard.
This set covers vehicles used by the Greek Cypriot National Guard from its establishment in 1960 until 1975. Types covered are the Daimler Dingo scout car, Marmon Herrington MK IVf armoured car, BTR-152 APC, T-34/85 tank, Austin K5 truck armed with a Maxson quad turret as well as the Land Rover and the ZIL-157 truck.
Most of these vehicles saw action during the 1974 invasion of Cypus by Turkish forces, known as operation "Attila".