Boxed set containing 4 easy assembly resin model kits. Paper flags sheet with Government flags of Spanish Republic, Catalonia and Basque Country. Model consists of just 10 parts, including an optional turret light. Hard plastic machine gun and fore wheels. Assembly schema on box reverse. Painting schema based in Vallejo range, on box reverse.
Printed DIN A7 paper sheet containing two Portuguese Infantry colours belonging to a 1701 pattern variant (the one commonly described by scholars and a hypothetical emblazoned version).
Printed DIN A7 paper sheet containing the King's and the Regiment's colours that belonged to the City of Barcelona Infantry Regiment, raised by that town's Municipality in support of Charles Habsburg's claims to the throne of Spain (1705-1714).
Printed DIN A7 paper sheet containing the King's and the Regiment's colours that belonged to the Saint Eulalia Infantry Regiment, raised by the Catalan Government to face the Two Crowns after the Treaty of Utrecht, in what was known as "All Cost War" (1713-1714).
2 Panzer I ausf. B resin + hard plastic model kits, consisting of just 5 to 8 parts - depending on the tank variant, for you can either build 2 regular fighting Panzers, or convert one into a Befehlswagen command tank, thanks to the optional parts provided. Kit is complimented by a set of early German, Hungarian, Spanish Nationalist and VBCW BUF decals.
Printed DIN A7 paper sheet containing the King's and the Regiment's colours that belonged to the Queen's Own Infantry Regiment. This unit was raised in Barcelona in 1705 in support of Charles Habsburg's claims to the throne of Spain; the flags shown here are those approved in 1708.
Printed DIN A7 paper sheet containing two Portuguese Infantry colours with the so-called Cross of Aviz (the one commonly described by scholars and a hypothetical emblazoned version).
Printed DIN A7 paper sheet containing the King's and the Regiment's colours that belonged to the Our Lady of Immaculate Conception Infantry Regiment, raised by the Catalan Government to face the Two Crowns after the Treaty of Utrecht, in what was known as "All Cost War" (1713-1714).
Pack containing 8 sign pieces. The shorter (concrete) sign is common to European towns and villages to mark the start and end of the conurbation. The middle sign is a more ad -hoc arrangement used to direct military traffic. The right hand sign is of a rural type.
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