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At the beginning of 1915, the Allied command of the Entente decided to conduct a naval operation in the
Dardanelles Strait. The author of the plan was the First Lord of the Admiralty, Winston Churchill, and the goal
was to capture the Dardanelles and break through to Istanbul. According to the initial plan, this goal was to be
achieved solely through the use of warships. These vessels were expected to destroy the fortifications and
coastal batteries, which would compel the Turkish ground forces to retreat inland. However, everything did not
go according to plan, and in April 1915, the Allies were forced to start a landing operation. At the cost of
significant losses, they managed to capture a small piece of land in the strait, but the strong resistance from the
Turkish army did not allow them to develop further success. By the end of August 1915, it became clear that the
operation had failed, and a decision was made to evacuate the Allied ground units. The last military units were
evacuated in the winter of 1916. The British Empire's losses in this campaign amounted to 113,000 soldiers,
while the Turkish army lost about 250,000 soldiers.
Germany Me 163 Fighter from the manufacturer Hobby Boss to scale 1/72 reference 80238 . .
Messerschmitt Bf-109F-2/U from the manufacturer Amodel to scale 1/72 reference AMO72186 . .
BF-109f-4 "Muller" from the manufacturer Mistercraft to scale 1/72 reference C-38 . .
SAAB AJS-37 Viggen ‘Show Must Go On’ from the manufacturer Special Hobby to scale 1/72 reference 100-SH72497 . .
de Havilland Mosquito B. Mk.IX, Mk.XVI from the manufacturer HongKong Model to scale 1/32 reference 01E016 . .
Tunnan from the manufacturer Heller to scale 1/72 reference 80260 The Swedish government, after the Second World War, decided to acquire a rapid combat aircraft and ordered three prototypes of a new model called the R 1001 from the SAAB Company. It first flew on I September 1948 and became the...
Russian Su-27 Flanker B Fighter from the manufacturer Trumpeter to scale 1/72 reference 01660 . .
Junkers W.34hi from the manufacturer Micro Mir AMP to scale 1/48 reference MM48-019 . .
De Havilland D.H.9 Ambulance from the manufacturer Roden to scale 1/48 reference 436 . .
Brewster 339 B/C Buffalo from the manufacturer Hobby 2000 to scale 1/72 reference 72011 . .
F/A-18D USMC VFMA-225 w/MF from the manufacturer KINETIC to scale 1/48 reference K48121 . .
Nieuport 28 c.1 from the manufacturer Roden to scale 1/32 reference 616 . .
Ki-21-Ib 'Sally', Japanese Heavy Bomber (100% new molds) from the manufacturer ICM to scale 1/72 reference 72203 The Ki-21 bomber was designed as an aircraft for long-range bombing missions, including over the territory of the Soviet Union from Japanese bases in Manchuria. Its serial...
Short Sunderland Mk.I/II The Flying Porcupine from the manufacturer Special Hobby to scale 1/72 reference 100-SH72438 . .
Germany Fw190A-8 Fighter from the manufacturer Hobby Boss to scale 1/72 reference 80244 . .
TBD-1A Devastator from the manufacturer Hobby Boss to scale 1/48 reference 81784 . .
