T 06.00 hours on Saturday 24th May 1941, the Royal Navy was dealt one of its most shattering blows. The 42,000 ton battle-cruiser Hood was destroyed after an action lasting barely eight minutes with Bismarch, the largest and most modern battleship in service with the German Navy. Three days later, after the most celebrated sea chase of the Second World War, which involved no fewer than three British battleships, two battle cruisers, two aircraft carriers and nine cruisers, plus numerous destroyers, Bismarck was brought to bay, reduced to a blazing hulk and finally sunk. The career of the most feared German warship was terminated a mere nine months after she was commissioned.

The Panther tank was ordered in 1942 as a counter to the Russian T-34 tank. The Panther entered service in mid 1943 until the end of World War II. A total of 6,000 Panthers were produced during World War II.

British Aerospace naval VTOL/STOVL jet fighter, initial Fighter-Reconnaissance-Strike Mark 1. Kit has raised surface detail, basic cockpit with seated pilot, full Pegasus turbofan engine with adjustable exhaust nozzles (all 4 nozzles are linked to move in unison), separate speed brake, removable engine access panel, multi-part canopy and external stores (Aden gun pods (x2), 1000 lb. bombs (x6), AIM-9L Sidewinder missiles (x2) and 100 gallon drop tanks).

There are four figures in this kit. All in various action positions they are marked A, B, C and D, both on the illustration and on the plastic sprue. The four figures are illustrated on the box with various weapons which can be found on the second sprue, which contains all the accessories including two bases which can be used, if desired, for the standing figures which require them.