Soviet Fugas-class Minesweeper british-chindits Sails & rigging sheets +

Sails & rigging sheets + Bobbin for Rigging

This creates a multi-level design that allows the entire structure to be used as a combat scenario

The box contains heads for all figures with either helmets ( the helmet was last used in 1809)

The newest examples

From the early stages of World War II

Soviet Fugas-class Minesweeper british-chindits Sails & rigging sheets +Built with steel hulls using a mixed welding and riveted construction they were intended to be very comfortable on long voyages, with central heating, sauna and even a cinema! In practice they proved unstable in big seas and with their deep draft were frequent victims to mines. Despite this, 42 were built, with 18 sunk during the war. The vessels designated with a single digit (T 1 to T 8) were assigned to Pacific Fleet, T 201 to T 221 to the Baltic