News

Saturday 11 August 2007

Since today this website is offering discontinued figure sets made by Revell. It concerns sets with themes till the year 1900. On sale are only the original Revell sets and not the reissues of Accurate and Italeri sets.

The 24 sets have the following themes:
- Roman Wars (Praetorians and Celts/Gauls);
- Battle of Hastings 1066 (Normans and Anglo-Saxons);
- Conquest of Mexico (Conquistadors and Aztecs);
- Thirty Years War (Swedish and Habsburgs);
- Seven Years War (Austrians and Prussians);
- Napoleonic Wars (French, British and Prussians);
- Wild West (Cowboys and Indians).

Monday 6 August 2007

Besides euros (EUR) the following currencies will also be accepted for payments made via Paypal or in cash:

		US dollar		USD
		Pound sterling		GBP
		Swiss franc		CHF
		Swedish krona		SEK
		Norwegian krone		NOK
		Danish krone		DKK
		Czech koruna		CZK
		Hungarian forint		HUF
		Polish zloty		PLN

Take a closer look at the currency rates.

Tuesday 13 March 2007

A RSS-feed is created for new sets added to the websites catalogues. The url of the feed is: http://www.bat-hor.com/en/new_arrivals.xml

If you are unfamiliar with RSS, you can find a good article about RSS at Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSS

Friday 15 December 2006

Soon this web site will start selling the label Mac Distribution. It concerns their model kits of military vehicles on 1:72 scale. The model kits are made of hard plastic (not resin).

Please take a closer look at the catalogue on the web site of Mac Distribution: www.mac.distribution.cz

Saturday 2 December 2006

A search box is added to this web site. The contents of this web site can now be searched with Yahoo Search. You will find the search box on the Search page.

Wednesday 1 November 2006

The website has gone online. At this moment the site is entirely dedicated to the figure sets made by Esci. These sets date from the eighties and nineties of last century. The aim of this website is to offer the Esci figure catalogue as complete as possible.

The Esci catalogue has 3 levels, namely:
- an overview of all series (example: Esci catalogue);
- information per set (example: esci 224 Roman Legion);
- detail photos of a set (example: esci 240 Modern Russian Paratroopers Spetsnaz).