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The Turkish cavalry had both feudal troops (timariots) and foreign mercenaries, who each fought without a standardized set of armaments. Almost all of the Turkish cavalrymen used different types of small arms weapons: bows and crossbows, arquebuses and pistols.

Skala: 1:72
Innehåller:18 ridande soldater
Artikelnr: MZ8054

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Siege machines are used for assault and defense of fortresses.

Skala: 1:72
Artikelnr: MZ8015

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The Santa Maria was a typical merchant vessel of the 15th century. Except for Noahs ark, she is undoubtedly the best known ship in the world. On September 9, 1492 Christopher Columbus set sail from the Canaries in search of the westerly sea route to India - on a voyage that was to become one of the greatest voyages of discovery in history. He chose the Santa Maria as the flagship of his little fleet. With 100 tons and a crew of 52, she was the biggest of the three ships. After an arduous voyage, on 12 October, Columbus at last reached Watling Island in the Bahamas, believing it to be one of the islands which are set down in the maps at the end of the Orient. On a subsequent reconnaissance trip the Santa Maria ran aground off Haiti. Her wood was ultimately used for the construction of a fort.

Model-details:
- Structurally detailed decks
- Ladders and windlass
- Two anchors
- Structurally detailed hull
- Two water barrels
- Masts with yards
- Shields with coats of arms
- Linen-look sails
- Crew figures
- Rigging yarn
- Display stand
- Transfers for the sails and shields

Skala 1:96
Innehåller:137 delar
Längd + Höjd:362 mm +344 mm
Svårighetsgrad: Medel
Art nr: MR05405

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Light artillery, consisting of small 6-foot long guns, was maneuvered by hand and placed on the front line to engage enemy troops. Includes guns, limbers, gun crews, and horses.

Skala: 1:72
Innehåller:3 kanoner, 3 ridande och 17 fotsoldater
Artikelnr: MZ8022

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Miniatures of infantry of Republic Rome of the period of wars with Carthage, Macedonia and Asian rulers for the world dominancy.

Skala: 1:72
Innehåller:40 fotsoldater
Artikelnr: MZ8034

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Mounted and foot miniatures of mongolian nomads from foundation of Mongolian empire to Kulikovos battle.A.D.

Skala: 1:72
Innehåller:10 fotsoldater och 12ridande soldater
Artikelnr: MZ8003

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The Macedonian sarissofors (sarissa=5.5 meter spear) phalanx was developed by King Philippe of Macedonia (the father of Alexander the Great) into a weapon feared throughout the ancient world. Only the Legionaires of the mighty Roman Army were able to finally defeat the Macedonian phalanx.

Skala: 1:72
Innehåller:37 fotsoldater
Artikelnr: MZ8019

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Le Superbe segelfartyg
Innehåller: 867 delar Längd: 560 mm
Artikelnr: H 80895

Since the 12th century cogs had been used as merchant ships from the Baltic to the Mediterranean. Hundreds of ships sailed to England, Belgium, France and Portugal selling wine, wool, salt, oil, cloth, sub-tropical fruits, beer and silver. With Sweden, Denmark and Germany they traded in stockfish, wax, grain, wood, salt, tar, pitch, copper, furs and amber. The cog was of such great importance to the merchants that it became the synonym for the Hanseatic League. With the early cogs the advance was made from coaster to merchantman on the high seas. In addition to the four main trading ports of the Hanseatic League in Novgorod, Bruges, Bergen and London (in 1266 King Henry III gave the Hamburg traders the right to trade in London) many towns were established on the North Sea and the Baltic coasts and on navigable rivers to powerful Hanseatic cities. Thus in 1237 Elbing near Danzig became a permanent settlement. The main features of a Hanseatic cog dating from the 13th and 14th centuries are straight, slanting stem and stern posts, a single mast with square sail, a forecastle and stern gallery and a rudder fixed to the stern post. Cogs with a capacity of 100 to 200 tonnes were used both as merchant ships and warships. From the middle of the 14th century the first guns were used on ships, including in Northern Europe. Navigation was done by the sun, the stars and the sounding lead. At the end of the 14th century the cog was superseded by the hulk.

- Decals for the Elbing version

Skala 1:72
Innehåller:138 delar
Längd + Höjd:422 mm +394 mm
Svårighetsgrad: Ganska avancerad
Art nr: MR05411

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Most sailing ships achieved fame in seafaring history through sea battles, but some gained it through exploration. On 27th December 1831, H.M.S. Beagle, a brig built in 1817, sailed from Devenport, England on a five year expedition round the globe. At the invitation of the Captain and naturalist Robert Fitzroy, the young natural scientist Charles Darwin was also on board. The observations made by him during the voyage on the evolution of life and the origin of species formed the basis of the Darwin Theory, which made him one of the most important scientists of all time. This historic voyage went via Brazil, Chile, the Galapagos Islands, Tahiti, New Zealand and the Cape of Good Hope and back to England, where they arrived on 2.10.1836. Many species were brought back with them as specimens of their revolutionary findings.

Model-details:
- Structurally detailed hull with gunports
- Detailed deck with hatches
- Bow section with decorative elements
- Detailed masts and yards
- 2 anchors
- Detailed stairways
- Reproduction shrouds
- Sails with linen texture
- Railings and wheel
- 4 cannon
- Lifeboats with oars and davits
- Includes yarn for rigging
- Flag chart
- Display stand with name plate

Skala: 1:96
Innehåller:178 delar
Längd:385 mm
Höjd: 298 mm
Svårighetsgrad: Avancerad
Art nr: MR05458

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This set contains fully armored French knights used during the Battle of Gruenwald – the final battle of the Hundred Years War.

Skala: 1:72
Innehåller:19 ridande soldater
Artikelnr: MZ8036

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The infantry consisted of Libyan-Phoenicians, people, moulded as a result of Libyan land colonization by Phoenicians, was the basis of Carthaginian army. Libyan-Phoenician infantry was armed after the Hellenistic pattern. The heavy infantry wore muscular cuirasses, chain armors, helmets of Greek Hellenistic type, often with a crest without horsehair, and Greek round shields. Spears and swords were the armament of the heavy infantry. Warriors of the light infantry wore ordinary togas without belts, oval Roman shields and were armed with javelins and swords. On Crete Island the Carthage army recruited qualified slingers defeating the enemy at the distance of 120-160 steps.

Skala: 1:72
Innehåller:42 soldater
Artikelnr: MZ8010

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