Trumpeter 1/350 HMS Eskimo Destroyer 1941 Trench Art The headstamp “S67 S 16”

The headstamp “S67 S 16” identifies this as an Imperial German military spitzer (“S-Patrone”) loading manufactured during the First World War for use in the Gewehr 98 and other German service rifles

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one of Germany’s largest ammunition producers during WW1 and WW2

Trumpeter 1/350 HMS Eskimo Destroyer 1941 Trench Art The headstamp “S67 S 16”The Trumpeter 1 350 HMS Eskimo Destroyer 1941 is a plastic model kit of a Tribal class destroyer used by the British Royal Navy during World War II. The kit is highly detailed, with over 300 parts on multiple sprues, photo etched parts, and decals. The finished model measures approximately 374mm long and 42mm wide, and includes detailed parts for the ship's superstructure, weapons, and other features. The photo etched parts add extra detail, such as