Bachmann 32-114B Class 08 13052 BR Black Early Emblem

Bachmann 32-114B Class 08 13052 BR Black Early EmblemBack by popular demand, we are delighted to present this Bachmann Branchline model of the iconic Class 08 Diesel Shunter, portraying No. 13052 in its early years of service carrying BR Black livery with Early Emblem. The Class 08 was the most numerous of all diesel locomotive classes built by British Rail; first entering service in 1952, many examples can still be found in operation today. The Branchline model captures this ubiquitous prototype to a

3 metres in 2 sections by 38 cm tall (approx 10 ft x 15inches)

The Northrop F-5 was developed during the 1960s to meet the requirements of a number of NATO countries that needed a simple

Throughout this period the locomotive was named 'Phantom' and numbered 604

The Etronix Battery Doctor Balance/Discharger is designed for Li-Po and Li-Fe batteries

Highly detailed static display model

Napoleonic cannon - XVIII century Scale 1:17 This 12 pounder was the most important of the field artillery of Napoleons infantry

Aoshima 1:24 Mazda Speed PG6SA AZ-1 '92

Entering RAF service in 1959

sliced into eight five foot sections approximately 15 inches tall

Handy wire shears for electronics

These scissors have a tweezer grip so they cut when it is pushed together

a turret basket