Sails of Glory Napoleonic Wars Miniature: Imperial 1802

LEGO Star Wars: Krennic's Imperial Shuttle Microfighter (75163)

Fly in style with Krennics miniature Imperial Shuttle!Krennic's Imperial Shuttle Microfighter is one tough starship! Sit the Imperial Shuttle Pilot in his seat, arm the flick missiles, fold the wings down and get ready to travel the galaxy!Includes an Imperial Shuttle Pilot minifigure.Features folding wings, two stud shooters and an open cockpit with space for a minifigure to sit.Fold the wings ...

Sails of Glory: Petit Annibal 1782 / Leander 1798

Petit Annibal was originally a British ship, the HMS Hannibal, built by Adams of Bucklers Hard and launched on 26 December 1779. She was subsequently captured by the French ship Héros off the coast of Sumatra, in 1782. She was called Petit Annibal to distinguish her from the eponymous 74?gun Annibal, which was in the same fleet. Admiral Bailli de Suffren took her into his fleet, and she saw servi...

Sails of Glory: Real Carlos 1787 / Conde de Regla 1786

Real Carlos was a 112–gun three–decker ship of the line built following plans by Romero Landa for Santa Ana She served in the Spanish Navy during the French Revolutionary Wars but was destroyed during the Second Battle of Algeciras with the loss of many of its crew After participating in the capture of San Pietro Island for Spain and Sant&39;Antioco for France in July 1801 she was in A...

Sails of Glory: HMS Leander 1780 / HMS Adamant 1780

HMS Leander launched at Chatham on 1 July 1780 served on the west coast of Africa West Indies and the Halifax station During the French Revolutionary Wars HMS Leander participated in the Battle of the Nile and was captured by French then captured again by Russians and Turks On 25 April 1805 cannon fire from Leander killed an American seaman with the resulting “Leander Affair” that cont...

Sails of Glory: Real Carlos 1787 / Conde de Regla 1786

Real Carlos was a 112–gun three–decker ship of the line, built following plans by Romero Landa for Santa Ana. She served in the Spanish Navy during the French Revolutionary Wars, but was destroyed during the Second Battle of Algeciras, with the loss of many of its crew. After participating in the capture of San Pietro Island for Spain and Sant'Antioco for France, in July 1801, she ...

Sails of Glory: Petit Annibal 1782 / Leander 1798

Petit Annibal was originally a British ship the HMS Hannibal built by Adams of Bucklers Hard and launched on 26 December 1779 She was subsequently captured by the French ship Héros off the coast of Sumatra in 1782 She was called Petit Annibal to distinguish her from the eponymous 74–gun Annibal which was in the same fleet Admiral Bailli de Suffren took her into his fleet and she saw s...

Sails of Glory: HMS Leander 1780 / HMS Adamant 1780

HMS Leander launched at Chatham on 1 July 1780 served on the west coast of Africa West Indies and the Halifax station During the French Revolutionary Wars HMS Leander participated in the Battle of the Nile and was captured by French then captured again by Russians and Turks On 25 April 1805 cannon fire from Leander killed an American seaman with the resulting “Leander Affair” that cont...

Sails of Glory: Real Carlos 1787 / Conde de Regla 1786

Real Carlos was a 112–gun three–decker ship of the line built following plans by Romero Landa for Santa Ana She served in the Spanish Navy during the French Revolutionary Wars but was destroyed during the Second Battle of Algeciras with the loss of many of its crew After participating in the capture of San Pietro Island for Spain and Sant&39;Antioco for France in July 1801 she was in A...

Sails of Glory: Real Carlos 1787 / Conde de Regla 1786

Real Carlos was a 112–gun three–decker ship of the line built following plans by Romero Landa for Santa Ana She served in the Spanish Navy during the French Revolutionary Wars but was destroyed during the Second Battle of Algeciras with the loss of many of its crew After participating in the capture of San Pietro Island for Spain and Sant&39;Antioco for France in July 1801 she was in A...

Sails of Glory: Real Carlos 1787 / Conde de Regla 1786

Real Carlos was a 112–gun three–decker ship of the line built following plans by Romero Landa for Santa Ana She served in the Spanish Navy during the French Revolutionary Wars but was destroyed during the Second Battle of Algeciras with the loss of many of its crew After participating in the capture of San Pietro Island for Spain and Sant&39;Antioco for France in July 1801 she was in A...

Star Wars Armada Imperial Fighter Squadrons II Expansion

The Empire’s most advanced attack craft bring monstrous power into battle in the Imperial Fighter Squadrons II Expansion Pack for Star Wars™: Armada. Elusive TIE Phantoms ambush Rebel squadrons, while elite TIE Defenders outmatch the enemy with fearsome capabilities, and hulking VT-49 Decimators leave only wreckage in their wake. Supported by the coordination ability of Lambda-class sh...

Sails of Glory: HMS Leander 1780 / HMS Adamant 1780

HMS Leander launched at Chatham on 1 July 1780 served on the west coast of Africa West Indies and the Halifax station During the French Revolutionary Wars HMS Leander participated in the Battle of the Nile and was captured by French then captured again by Russians and Turks On 25 April 1805 cannon fire from Leander killed an American seaman with the resulting “Leander Affair” that cont...

Sails of Glory HMS Royal George 1788

The prestige ships of the British Navy were the three-deckers carefully and lavishly built by the Royal Dockyards and requiring many years of work Rarely commissioned in peace-time and preserved with expensive overhauls and rebuilding the few First Rates served as flagships and they were the strongest units of the line of battle even if they were very difficult to handle Each 100-gun ship had an e...

Sails of Glory: Petit Annibal 1782 / Leander 1798

Petit Annibal was originally a British ship the HMS Hannibal built by Adams of Bucklers Hard and launched on 26 December 1779 She was subsequently captured by the French ship Héros off the coast of Sumatra in 1782 She was called Petit Annibal to distinguish her from the eponymous 74–gun Annibal which was in the same fleet Admiral Bailli de Suffren took her into his fleet and she saw s...

Star Wars Rogue One Galaxy Battle Light

You wouldn't have thought that a galactic battle could be so soothing, but flick the switch on this Star Wars mood light and you'll feel chilled as you bask in the glory of this awesome lamp. When activated, the water swirls with a green glow as hundreds of X-Wings, Y-wings and U-wings battle against TIE Fighters, TIE Strikers and Imperial Shuttles, dancing around each other in a constant ...

AtAt Star Wars Kit?

A miniature masterpiece! Build an incredibly detailed 1:32 scale model of an Imperial All Terrain Armoured Transport or AtAt Walker? from the iconic "Star Wars" series first released in 1977. Kit with 2 lasercut stainless steel sheets press out the pieces and build the model using the folding tabs; no glue or solder required.Stainless steel.Sheets 10cm square finished model app...

AtAt & XWing Star Wars Kits?

Miniature masterpieces! Build incredibly detailed 1:32 scale models of an Imperial All Terrain Armoured Transport known as an AtAt Walker? or a Rebel Alliance XWing Starfighter? the type of craft piloted by Luke Skywalker to destroy the Death Star; both from the iconic "Star Wars" series first released in 1977. Kits each with 2 lasercut stainless steel sheets press out the...

Sails of Glory: Artesien 1765 / Roland 1771

The Artésien was built in 1765 as part of a series of 12 ships of the line built to compensate losses endured by the French Royal Navy during the Seven Years&39; War The Artésien took part in the American Revolutionary War departing in 1781 A fine 128th scale model of the ship was used to instruct Louis XVI in naval studies and is now on display at the Musée de la Marine This ...

Sails of Glory HMS Royal George 1788

The prestige ships of the British Navy were the three-deckers carefully and lavishly built by the Royal Dockyards and requiring many years of work Rarely commissioned in peace-time and preserved with expensive overhauls and rebuilding the few First Rates served as flagships and they were the strongest units of the line of battle even if they were very difficult to handle Each 100-gun ship had an e...

Sails of Glory: HMS Leander 1780 / HMS Adamant 1780

HMS Leander launched at Chatham on 1 July 1780 served on the west coast of Africa West Indies and the Halifax station During the French Revolutionary Wars HMS Leander participated in the Battle of the Nile and was captured by French then captured again by Russians and Turks On 25 April 1805 cannon fire from Leander killed an American seaman with the resulting “Leander Affair” that cont...

Sails of Glory: Artesien 1765 / Roland 1771

The Artésien was built in 1765 as part of a series of 12 ships of the line built to compensate losses endured by the French Royal Navy during the Seven Years&39; War The Artésien took part in the American Revolutionary War departing in 1781 A fine 128th scale model of the ship was used to instruct Louis XVI in naval studies and is now on display at the Musée de la Marine This ...

Sails Of Glory Napoleonic Wars Miniature: Imperial 1802