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The Death of Nelson 329,95 €

Mon, 01 Jun 2026 07:05:14 +0200

This unique six figure set captures the moment Vice Admiral Horatio Nelson was fatally wounded on the upper deck of HMS Victory. Nelson is shown fallen down and being held by his flag captain and friend, Captain Thomas Hardy. One of the ships surgeons is also assisting the wounded Nelson while a Royal Marine officer looks protectively on. Also in the scene is a young Midshipman calling for assistance as a nearby sailor rushes over the help.
In addition to the figures there is also a vintage full-colour printed backdrop of the area on the quarter deck of H.M.S. Victory where Nelson fell.
All of these six figures are supported by GMT002 Shooting The Sharpshooter

The Capture of Ned Kelly 219,95 €

Mon, 01 Jun 2026 07:05:14 +0200

This four-man set comprises the outlaw Ned Kelly, complete with his home-made suit of armour and armed to the teeth with three different revolvers.
On his head, Ned is protected by an almost medieval-shaped, bucket-like helmet that on top is open to the elements and hopefully, a little fresh air.
Opposing this 'wild colonial boy' are three of Victoria's police troopers armed with both carbines and revolvers and probably worried that their bullets are having little or no effect on the well protected Ned. A great little set and a fond reminder of Australia's most famous outlaw!

Shooting The Sharpshooter 165,95 €

Mon, 01 Jun 2026 07:05:14 +0200

It is widely accepted that the French Sharpshooter who fatally shot Vice Admiral Nelson was positioned high up in the mizzen-top of the Redoutable which was locked in battle with H.M.S. Victory. Two Marines and one young Midshipman, John Pollard, brought up their muskets and then opened fire on the enemy rifleman with Pollards musket ball finding its mark as the lone Frenchman fell down and toppled onto the hard, wooden deck below.
This little trio of British naval figures shows Pollard firing the fatal shot as two more Bootnecks* back him up.

*Bootnecks: A slang term for a Royal Marine, somewhat similar to the U.S.M.C. Leatherneck. Both nicknames were derived from the leather stock once worn around the neck by the two different Marine Corps.