Printed DIN A7 paper sheet containing the King's and the Regiment's colours that belonged to the "Valencia Kingdom" Infantry Regiment, raised by the valencian authorities in support of Charles Habsburg's claims to the throne of Spain (1706-1709).
Printed DIN A7 paper sheet containing the King's and the Regiment's colours that belonged to the "Our Lady of Rosary" 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).
Boxed set containing 2 easy assembly resin model kits, each one consisting of just 2 resin parts, besides of two sprues for optional weapons (the one for hull, the other for turret). Assembly schema at box reverse.
Printed DIN A7 paper sheet containing two colours of the Portuguese Marine Infantry Regiment or "Terço da Armada" (the one commonly described by scholars and a hypothetical emblazoned variant).
Printed DIN A7 paper sheet containing the King's and the Regiment's colours that belonged to the "Catalan Guards" of Charles Habsburg, an elite guard and fighting unit first raised in 1705.
Printed DIN A7 paper sheet containing the King's and the Regiment's colours that belonged to the "Spanish Guards" of Philip d'Anjou, an elite guard and fighting unit first raised in 1703.
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 "Valencia City" Infantry Regiment, raised by this municipality in support of Charles Habsburg's claims to the throne of Spain (1706-1709).
1 bridge resin model. This bridge can be used with bloody barons (Wars of the Roses) right up until the present day. A good stone structure will last hundreds of years. The bridge is wide enough for a Tiger tank.
Blister 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.
Blister containing 6 accessories. These items will cretae a European standard petrol station. These can be put outside any building because most petrol stations were multi-function establishments unlike modern ones.
Blister containing 2 x tables, 4 x chairs and 2 x scissor scopes, that can be used either for SCW, WWII and later wars. Ideal for a higher command post.
Bagged set containing 4 white metal figures and 1 radio model.
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