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Specials
Handcrafted WWII Luftwaffe airfield display base, designed to work with aircraft models in both 1/72 and 1/48 scale.
The base measures 25 x 25 cm (9.84 x 9.84 in) and represents a weathered concrete dispersal / hardstand surrounded by natural grass. The concrete surface has been individually painted and weathered with tonal variations, staining, dirt and subtle earth effects to recreate the appearance of a well-used wartime airfield.
The Focke-Wulf Fw 190 shown in the photos is 1/72 scale and is included only to demonstrate the size and appearance of the base with an aircraft in position.
Handcrafted 1/72 scale Soviet airfield display base, inspired by the characteristic PAG-14 prefabricated concrete slab surfaces used on Soviet and Eastern Bloc military airfields.
The base measures 25 x 25 cm (9.84 x 9.84 in) and features individually weathered concrete sections, expansion joints, oil and operational staining, a yellow guidance line and a grass verge. It also includes 1/72 scale ground equipment and airfield accessories, as shown in the photos, giving the base a complete and realistic operational appearance.
The real PAG-14 was a heavy reinforced-concrete aerodrome slab measuring approximately 6 x 2 metres, specifically designed for prefabricated airfield pavements.
1/72 Scale British RAF Airfield Section Diorama
Ηighly detailed diorama base, featuring a British RAF airfield section at 1/72 scale, perfect for displaying aircraft models, vehicles, or figures.
Dimensions: 25x20cm
It features classic square concrete slabs, accurately detailed with realistic weathering effects. A diagonal grass patch and subtle grass growth between the slabs add an authentic touch, replicating the natural wear of wartime and post-war airstrips.
CARGO SHIP 1938 BROCKLEY COMBE - 1/72 - Length 730mm
Brockley Combe was a British cargo ship which was built by Hill Charles & Sons in their Bristol Shipyard, in 1938. She was a typical example of a dry load cargo ship of the age and was 56.2m long. Her power came from a diesel engine.
Her career came to a sad end on 15th December 1953, when she broke up and sank after running aground south of Jersey, on the islands known as Minquiers.
Traditional Greek Hulls Chaniotiki Gaita , Scale 1/24 - Length 335mm
At the beginning of the 20th century, in Chania Crete, boats which had special features were built and which had a total length of up to 10 metres. Some of these boats exist till this date. The fore and aft cutwater were straight, and there was a small wedge placed at the top part of the stern, onto which the rear ends of the railings were fixed, thus creating more usable space in the rear area of the deck.