HMS Hood (51) E2C

HMS Hood (51) E2CThe largest warship in the world when launched in 1918. She was the pride of the Royal Navy on sailing to intercept the Bismarck in May 1941. After making contact with the German battleship she, with HMS Prince of Wales opened fire. The Bismarck returned fire and with her 5th salvo hit the Hood a fatal blow and she sunk within two minutes. Only three crew from her total of 1,500 survived.

Panzergrenadiers were the elite force

Bombs were held in the cradle by a load binder chain with an eccentric tightener

these guns most likely came from Polish production

Although the mines had not been delivered to Scampton at that time

These figures are designed to fit any 1/35 scale T-34 variant on the market

Curved Hook and Horn in resin for the best reproduction

P-39N-2 Airacobra

Two types of seats with seatbelts

the Gloster Meteor could be regarded as Britain's jet powered equivalent of the Spitfire

Colour and Marking Variants:

It was not only supplied to The Swedish Army but also offered commercially by Bofors

Rack for 500 lb bomb