11-18-2005, 01:53 PM
Salvete omnes,
I want to direct Your attention on this special off of 'Kamar Figuren' in Grefrath, Germany. It includes Zvezda's so called 'Trireme of the Roman Emperor' for a price of only 24,99 Euro. Normally the price is at about 50 Euro and I have seen the predecessor model even for 83 Euro already. So, if You consider it worth purchasing, this is an excellent opportunity:
[url:2mg57ye9]http://kamar-zinnfiguren.de/shop/shop_artikel.php?id=1379&kat=zvezdadio&show=0&PHPSESSID=34ae369b7050fedffad8debdbc717db6[/url]
Some photos of a - rather monotonous - painted kit can be found here (with a review, regrettably only in German language):
[url:2mg57ye9]http://www.modellversium.de/kit/artikel.php?id=881&origin=sparte[/url]
I know, there are some at this forum, that are especially interested in modeling or in Roman naval warfare, some - I think - in both.
I myself could not resist buying one and I can say that the box cover for heaven's sake is not identical with the kit. The rowers are not sitting outside, they are covered, as it should be, and the reeling is also closed and covered with (painted?) little round shields - as it is shown at the famous relief from the Fortuna temple at Praeneste. Nevertheless there is yet some modeling work to make the prora similar to the Praeneste ship.
Greets - Uwe
I want to direct Your attention on this special off of 'Kamar Figuren' in Grefrath, Germany. It includes Zvezda's so called 'Trireme of the Roman Emperor' for a price of only 24,99 Euro. Normally the price is at about 50 Euro and I have seen the predecessor model even for 83 Euro already. So, if You consider it worth purchasing, this is an excellent opportunity:
[url:2mg57ye9]http://kamar-zinnfiguren.de/shop/shop_artikel.php?id=1379&kat=zvezdadio&show=0&PHPSESSID=34ae369b7050fedffad8debdbc717db6[/url]
Some photos of a - rather monotonous - painted kit can be found here (with a review, regrettably only in German language):
[url:2mg57ye9]http://www.modellversium.de/kit/artikel.php?id=881&origin=sparte[/url]
I know, there are some at this forum, that are especially interested in modeling or in Roman naval warfare, some - I think - in both.
I myself could not resist buying one and I can say that the box cover for heaven's sake is not identical with the kit. The rowers are not sitting outside, they are covered, as it should be, and the reeling is also closed and covered with (painted?) little round shields - as it is shown at the famous relief from the Fortuna temple at Praeneste. Nevertheless there is yet some modeling work to make the prora similar to the Praeneste ship.
Greets - Uwe
Greets - Uwe
