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Reproduis des chars militaires emblématiques avec un niveau de détail impressionnant – idéal pour tes dioramas, ta collection ou une pièce unique qui en impose.
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1:35 M4A2 U.S. Panzer Marine Corps
510006583€35.99
Référence article: 510006583 Article: 1:35 M4A2 U.S. Panzer Marine Corps Taille du modèle 16,8 cm NOUVELLES CHENILLES COLLABLES T54E1 - DÉCALQUES POUR 4 VERSIONS - FEUILLE D'INSTRUCTIONS COULEUR Le char moyen M4 Sherman était le char principal utilisé par les États-Unis pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Il a été produit dans un nombre important d’unités et a formé l’épine dorsale des forces blindées des États-Unis à cette époque. Il a été produit en plusieurs variantes et versions. La première version produite à grande échelle était le Sherman M4A1 caractérisé par les bords arrondis de la coque supérieure entièrement coulée. Même la tourelle avait un aspect arrondi. Cependant, la force la plus importante du char était son projet. Le Sherman était fiable, bon marché et facile à produire en grand nombre. La version M4A2 était similaire à la précédente mais elle était à moteur diesel avec le moteur General Motors Twin G-41. Au début, le M4A2 était destiné à soutenir les activités de guerre des nations alliées comme l’Union soviétique et la Grande-Bretagne, mais de nombreux chars étaient utilisés par le Corps des Marines des États-Unis. Activement utilisés dans les batailles pour la reconquête des archipels de l’océan Pacifique, ils ont joué un rôle fondamental dans la destruction des puissantes fortifications construites par l’armée japonaise.
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1:35 Sd.Kfz. 171 Panther Ausf. A WA
510000270€36.99
Numéro d’article: 510000270 Produit: 1:35 Sd.Kfz. 171 Panther Ausf. A WA Le Panzerkampfwagen V « Panther » a certainement été l'un des plus célèbres chars de la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Il voit le jour comme une réponse directe aux chars soviétiques T-34 et KV-1 qui surclassèrent, de par leurs prestations et armement, les Panzer III et Panzer IV désormais datés sur le front Est. Fonctionnant avec un moteur V-12 Mayback de 700 chevaux, il était armé du canon KwK de 42 à 75 mm, à grande vitesse, très efficace surtout pour l'emploi antichar. Grâce au projet valide qui optimisait la protection, avec l’adoption de l’armature avant inclinée, la mobilité, la vitesse et l’armement, le Panther peut être considéré comme l’un des meilleurs chars de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale, et fut utilisé sur tous les principaux fronts de l’Italie à la France, ou encore le front Est.
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1:35 VW Type 82 camion à benne
510000312€12.99
The Italeri 1:35 VW Typ 82 Kübelwagen brings a compact World War II military vehicle into a scale model format with a finished length of 10.6 cm. Its small footprint suits display in a cabinet, on a desk, or as part of a larger historical layout, while the open utility-car design gives the build a recognisable silhouette with clear body lines and period character. The kit is supplied as an assembly kit and is recommended for ages 14 years and up. A stated assembly time of 600 minutes points to a build that rewards steady, detailed work across the vehicle and the 2 included figures. The scale of 1:35 places the Kübelwagen in a format widely used for military modelling, making it easy to stage with terrain elements and scene accessories from the same scale. The subject draws on the vehicle's wartime use across demanding terrain, a background that gives the finished model a strong historical identity. On the workbench, the combination of vehicle, figures, and markings supports a complete scene rather than a standalone build. The decal sheet for 1 version helps define the final look, whether the model is placed in a desert setting, a field command scene, or a transport display focused on military vehicles of the period.
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1:72 Camion amphibie DUKW
510007022€15.99
Référence article: 510007022 Produit: 1:72 DUKW Amphibious truck C’est à partir du camion de transport tactique américain General Motor CCKW-353 de 2½ tonnes 6x6 qu’une version amphibie spéciale a été conçue et construite pour répondre aux besoins logistiques des équipes de débarquement de l'armée américaine afin de transférer les marchandises directement et rapidement des navires à la plage. Les composants de base étaient en effet les mêmes que ceux du camion routier GMC avec son moteur 6 cylindres de 4 400 cm3 et ses trois différentiels à six roues motrices. Le DUKW se caractérisait par sa coque soudée, pour la rendre amphibie, renforcée par des nervures horizontales. Sa force résidait dans son extraordinaire polyvalence et sa capacité de charge. En effet, il pouvait transporter 2 400 kg de charge utile soit 25 hommes entièrement équipés. Les DUKW ont été largement utilisés sur tous les théâtres de guerre par l'armée américaine, les Marines et les forces armées de nombreux pays alliés. Ils ont contribué efficacement aux débarquements de Salerne et d'Anzio, en Normandie lors du jour J, à Utah et à Omaha, ainsi que sur les plages du Pacifique. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:72 SdKfz.161 PzKpfw. IV F1 Fast As.Kit
510107514€16.99
The Italeri SdKfz.161 PzKpfw. IV F1 Fast As.Kit brings a compact 1:72 armour subject into a build focused on clear structure and historical variation. At 8.2 cm long, the finished tank keeps a small footprint while still showing the layered look of the Panzer IV hull, turret and main gun. Each box contains 2 kits, and the instruction layout breaks the build into distinct stages with lower hull, upper hull, separate track units and turret components. The turret assembly uses a central mounting point, and the gun area is built with alternative parts that support either the F1 or F2 version. This gives the build a concrete choice in silhouette, with the shorter F1 barrel or the longer F2 arrangement changing the front profile of the tank. Decal options support 2 historical finishes, one for German Army service in Russia 1942 and one for North Africa 1942. Paints are required separately. On a workbench, the 600 minute assembly time suits a slower painting and finishing rhythm rather than a quick single session. Once completed, the pair format works well for a small battlefield scene, a compact armour lineup or a wargame force that benefits from 2 matching vehicles with different markings.
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1/72e Ensemble de maquettes M-1 Abrams
510072004€30.99
Le char d’assaut de troisième génération M1 Abrams constitue l'épine dorsale des divisions blindées de l'armée Américaine et du Corps des Marines. L'Abrams se caractérise par son blindage lourd (il compte parmi les véhicules de combat les plus lourds au monde) et l'adoption du puissant moteur à turbine multi-carburant. Une grande attention a été portée à la protection de l'équipage grâce au dépôt de munitions séparé et fortement protégé. Le M1 Abrams, qui est entré en service opérationnel au début des années 80 pour remplacer les anciens M-60, offre un système sophistiqué de conduite de tir et un blindage moderne. D'abord armé d'un canon de 105 mm, il a ensuite été équipé du canon de 120 mm le plus moderne et le plus puissant avec un tube lisse capable d'utiliser une variété différente de projectiles. L'Abrams a été largement utilisé, avec une efficacité létale, sur tous les grands théâtres opérationnels, du Moyen-Orient à l'Afghanistan, s'avérant être supérieur à tout autre char adverse.
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1:24 Jeep Willys MB 80th Anniversary
510003635€37.99
Italeri presents the 1:24 Willys Jeep MB "80th Anniversary" as a detailed plastic kit built around one of the most recognizable light utility vehicles of the Second World War. The model combines the compact proportions of the original Willys Jeep MB with an open body, folded windshield, canvas top, rear spare wheel and side-mounted equipment, creating a display piece with strong period character. The 1:24 scale gives the build enough room for visible chassis, interior and exterior detail, while the commemorative 1941-2021 edition framing ties the subject to 80 years of Jeep history. A decal sheet for 6 versions expands the finishing options with different markings and service identities, including U.S. Army and U.S. Navy Seabees subjects shown in the reference material. The kit also uses rubber tyres, with 5 tyres included to complete the wheel set and spare. Assembly is required, and the stated assembly time is 600 minutes. On the workbench, the combination of body panels, interior fittings, exterior tools and marking choices supports a focused, step-by-step build with plenty of visual change as the jeep takes shape. Once painted and decaled, the finished Willys Jeep MB sits naturally in a military vehicle collection, on a diorama base, or alongside other 1:24 scale subjects with its compact wartime silhouette and distinctive utility details.
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1:32 TORNADO GR.1 Desert Storm
510002521€129.99
Tornado GR.1 Desert Storm brings the British Royal Air Force strike aircraft into a 1:32 model kit format with a strong focus on the aircraft used during the 1991 Gulf War. The larger scale gives the twin-engine, two-seat layout room to stand out, while the swept wing profile gives the finished aircraft a recognisable combat silhouette. The original Tornado project grew from a collaboration between Italy, Germany and the United Kingdom to create a high-performance multirole combat aircraft. In GR.1 form, the aircraft served as the British Royal Air Force designation of the Tornado IDS, the Interdictor/Strike variant developed for attack missions. Its variable-geometry wings were part of a design shaped for low-altitude supersonic strike work and terrain-following flight, giving this subject a clear technical identity beyond its Desert Storm markings. The 14 years marking places this build in a more advanced model-making range. On the bench, the 1:32 format gives space to appreciate the aircraft's long fuselage, two-seat cockpit arrangement and mission-driven wing geometry as the build takes shape. Once completed, the GR.1 theme and Desert Storm setting give the aircraft a strong presence in military aviation displays centred on Royal Air Force subjects or late 20th century combat aircraft.
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1:35 1/4 Ton 4x4 Ambulance Jeep
510000326€11.99
Italeri 1:35 1/4 Ton 4x4 US Ambulance Vehicle captures a field-converted military jeep in a compact 11.8 cm scale model that brings the ambulance role of this well-known 4x4 into clear focus. The assembly kit centers on the distinctive rescue layout, where the familiar open vehicle form is reworked with stretcher-carrying structures and medical insignia for a markedly different silhouette. The 1:35 scale suits detailed finishing work, especially across the body panels, grille, wheels, cabin area, and external ambulance fittings visible in the kit presentation. Decals for 2 versions open two historically themed directions, covering U.S. 2nd Armoured Division Normandy 1944 and British Army Normandy 1944. That choice changes the final look through unit markings and insignia rather than altering the core vehicle, which keeps the build focused while still offering variation. Assembly takes 600 minutes, giving time for careful handling of the construction stages and for a measured paint approach across the military surfaces and medical markings. On a shelf, the completed ambulance jeep reads clearly as a support vehicle rather than a standard utility 4x4, with its stretcher layout setting the scene at a glance. In a 1:35 display, it can anchor a Normandy-themed arrangement, sit beside other military vehicles, or stand alone as a compact historical model with a strong service identity.
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1:35 7,5cm PaK40/4 RSO (3) self-prop.gun
550035483€47.99
MiniArt 7.5cm PaK40/4 RSO brings a World War II self-propelled gun into 1:35 scale as a detailed plastic model kit, combining a tracked chassis, front armour and the mounted 7.5 cm PaK40/4 into a compact military miniature with strong period character. The open layout keeps the gun platform and vehicle structure visible, so the finished build shows both the weapon installation and the working form of the carrier beneath it. The kit is aimed at ages 14 years and up and centres on careful assembly rather than quick snap construction. PE parts add finer metal detail to selected areas, helping smaller fittings and thinner edges read more crisply at this scale. The 4 decal options allow different marked finishes, which adds choice during painting and final presentation. As part of the WW II Military Miniatures series, the model sits naturally alongside other 1:35 military subjects in a consistent display scale. On the workbench, the combination of tracked suspension, armour panels and gun assembly creates a build with distinct stages and varied shapes to finish. Once completed, the 1:35 format gives the model a strong presence in a display case, on a shelf or as part of a wider diorama scene with other period vehicles and figures in matching scale. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 7.5cm RSO with PAK40
510000355€33.49
Pour mieux répondre aux exigences logistiques et de transport dans les conditions environnementales difficiles du front de l'Est, des tracteurs chenillés furent développés pour la Wehrmacht. Ces véhicules étaient capables de remorquer plusieurs types de véhicules et de transporter divers chargements, notamment des munitions et des vivres. La désignation officielle de cette série de véhicules, extrêmement polyvalents dans leur utilisation opérationnelle, était "Raupenschlepper-Ost" (tracteur à chenilles de l'Est). L'RSO fut principalement fabriqué par l'entreprise autrichienne Steyr, qui développa également une version antichar, simple et économique à produire, armée du redoutable et fiable canon PaK40 de 75 mm. Le véhicule conservait essentiellement la même structure technique que le tracteur, mais était doté d'une protection avant renforcée, compte tenu de son utilisation opérationnelle en contact avec l'ennemi. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 90mm Gun Motor Carriage M36B1
510096538€31.99
The Italeri M36B1 brings a late-war American tank destroyer into 1:35 scale with the combination of a Sherman M4A3 hull, an open-topped turret and the prominent 90 mm M3 gun. That layout gives the finished build the purposeful stance of a vehicle developed during the Second World War to answer heavily armored German tanks such as the Panther and Tiger. This detailed plastic kit represents the M36B1 variant, which adapted available Sherman M4A3 hulls to support American production capacity while carrying the stronger gun armament associated with the M36 series. The 90 mm M3 gun replaced the earlier 76 mm weapon used on the M10, changing both the vehicle's combat role and the visual balance of the upper structure. The open turret design, used on American tank destroyers, increased battlefield visibility and gives the model a fighting compartment that remains more exposed during painting and finishing. The shared hull lineage with the M10 also places the M36B1 within a clear development path of U.S. armored vehicles. On the workbench, the mix of hull, turret and gun details creates a military modeling subject with strong historical identity. Once completed, the M36B1 suits diorama scenes, shelf display and collections focused on World War II armor or postwar service vehicles, reflecting the type's long operational use in several armies and conflicts. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 Attelage de moto Zündapp KS750
510000317€11.99
Italeri Zündapp KS750 with Sidecar captures a well-known military motorcycle combination as a 1:35 scale plastic model kit with a finished model length of 6.6 cm. The compact format gives the motorcycle, sidecar and crew a clear place in vehicle collections and historical diorama scenes while keeping the build focused on fine mechanical detail. The kit contains 3 figures, adding more than a standalone vehicle silhouette to the finished result. Seated and standing crew poses help shape a fuller field scene around the sidecar outfit, while the molded parts support careful painting of uniforms, equipment and vehicle details. The decal sheet provides multiple registration and insignia options, including versions for Italy 1944/45 and Normandy 1944, plus smaller technical markings such as tyre pressure stencils. This creates room for a more specific historical finish rather than a single fixed appearance. Assembly is required, with a stated assembly time of 600 minutes. The build suits ages 14 years and up and works well as a longer bench project where painting, decal placement and figure arrangement all contribute to the final presentation. Assembly kit included.
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1:35 Bedford QL Truck
510000241€36.99
Référence article: 510000241 Produit: 1:35 Bedford QL Truck La gamme de camions militaires Bedford QL a été créée à la fin des années 1930, à la demande de l'armée britannique, afin de disposer d'un véhicule de transport plus moderne et plus flexible. Les tests ont été achevés en 1940 et c’est au début de l’année 1941 que les Bedford QL ont été distribués aux services opérationnels. Pendant toute la durée de la guerre, il fut utilisé sur les différents fronts et s'avéra être un support valable pour satisfaire les besoins de logistique et de transport grâce à ses quatre roues motrices et son poids relativement faible qui augmentait sa capacité de charge. En raison de sa flexibilité et de sa robustesse, il a également été utilisé pour remorquer et transporter des pièces d'artillerie telles que le canon antichar 6 Pdr ou le canon antiaérien Bofors de 40 mm. Équipé d'un moteur à essence 6 cylindres de 72 chevaux, il se caractérise également par sa facilité d'entretien et de réparation, un élément important sur les champs de bataille.
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1:35 Big Set Kharkiv'43 Tram/StugIIICrew
550036067€119.99
MiniArt Kharkiv 1943 brings a dense wartime street scene into 1:35 scale with a detailed plastic model kit built around a tramway, a StuG III Ausf. G and 13 figures. The combination of vehicle, transport infrastructure and street furniture creates a single diorama composition that reads as an urban moment rather than a standalone military vehicle build. The set belongs to the Dioramas Series and extends beyond the central subjects with road signs, a tram support and a dedicated base. That broader structure gives the scene clear spatial relationships between the tram, the assault gun and the surrounding figures. PE parts are included, allowing finer treatment on selected details where thinner metal components suit the scale better than moulded parts alone. The figure group is specified as crew and panzergrenadiers, which adds human scale and movement to the layout through seated, riding and standing placements. Visible sign markings such as Starii Saltov, Woltschansk, Poltava, Belgorod and Sumskaja reinforce the Kharkiv 1943 setting named by the kit. On a workbench, the mix of rail vehicle, armored vehicle and street elements supports a build with varied shapes, surfaces and finishing tasks. Once completed, the base keeps the full arrangement together for cabinet presentation, with the tram support, signs and figures helping the scene read from several viewing angles. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 BMW R 75 avec side-car
510000315€11.99
The Italeri 1:35 BMW R 75 with Side Car assembly kit brings a historic military motorcycle into a compact display format, combining the distinctive sidecar layout with a finished model length of 6.6 cm. The subject represents the BMW R 75, a machine used in motorized units, and the sidecar-mounted MG 34 adds a clear mechanical focal point to the build. Beyond the motorcycle itself, the kit contains 3 figures that help shape a fuller scene around the vehicle. Their presence supports diorama planning with a stronger sense of movement, command or field transport rather than leaving the finished model as a standalone machine. The source subject also carries a recorded road speed of 92 km/h, a detail that underlines the fast dispatch role associated with this type of motorcycle. A decal for 1 version gives the finishing stage a defined marking option for the completed build. With a stated assembly time of 600 minutes, this model suits a slower, more deliberate build rhythm that leaves space for painting, fitting and display planning. On a shelf, in a cabinet or as part of a 1:35 military scene, the motorcycle, sidecar and figures create a compact composition with clear historical character. Age 14 Years+
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1:35 Brit. Crusader Mk.III avec. Équipage
510006592€36.99
The Italeri Crusader Mk.III with British Crew brings a key British cruiser tank of the Second World War into 1:35 scale, pairing the later Mk.III configuration with a full crew scene for a display that goes beyond the vehicle alone. The build centers on the Crusader's desert-war profile, with its 6 pdr cannon and the distinctive running gear layout that made the type notable in rough terrain operations. This plastic kit is designed as a detailed assembly project and lists an assembly time of 600 minutes, giving the tank and figures room for a more involved finish. The Christie suspension with large diameter rolling wheels is part of the Crusader's defining engineering, and that layout gives the completed model a recognisable stance. Gluable rubber tracks shape the lower hull with flexible track runs, while the marking sheet supplies decals for 3 versions with serial numbers and tactical signs. The set also contains 9 figures, opening up options for command, maintenance and rest-scene arrangements around the tank. On a shelf, in a desert diorama or as part of a wider WWII armour collection, the combination of vehicle and crew creates a fuller historical scene than a tank alone. Paints and tools are required separately.
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1:35 Camion allemand 3to. Type S
510000216€26.99
Italeri German Truck 3to. TYPE S brings a 1938 standardised transport vehicle into 1:35 scale as an assembly kit with a finished length of 17.1 cm. The shape of the cab, the cargo bed with side panels and the covered rear load area give the model the look of a working truck built for practical hauling duties in a military context. The subject is tied to the designation LKW 3,6-36 S 3t Blitz used by the Wehrmacht, reflecting the wider move toward unified civil transport designs that could be converted for military use. That background gives the build a specific historical frame rather than a generic truck theme. The model centres on the vehicle itself, making it suitable for display on its own or as part of a period diorama with roads, depots or field transport scenes. Assembly is required, and the stated assembly time is 600 minutes. On the bench, the 1:35 format supports careful painting, weathering and finishing work across the cab, chassis area and rear body sections. Once completed, the 17.1 cm truck fits naturally into historic vehicle collections and scale scenes where cargo transport, logistics and support vehicles define the atmosphere. Paints and tools are required separately.
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1:35 Camion GMC 2 1/2 tons "D-Day 80th Ann.
510006271€25.99
Référence article: 510006271 Produit: 1:35 GMC 2 1/2Ton.Truck"D-Day 80th Ann." Le camion GMC de 2 ½ tonnes a été construit en très grand nombre et peut être considéré comme l'épine dorsale de la logistique de l'armée américaine pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Caractérisé par une structure très robuste et fiable, dont la force réside dans ses bonnes performances « tout-terrain » grâce à ses six roues motrices et au design efficace des suspensions, il a été produit dans de nombreuses variantes. Outre les versions « cargo » les plus courantes, avec cabine ouverte ou fermée, à « pas long » et à « pas court », des configurations ont également été développées, dont certaines fabriquées directement « sur le terrain », pour des utilisations plus spécifiques et ponctuelles. Son rôle a été crucial pour répondre aux besoins logistiques exigeants qui ont suivi les premières étapes du débarquement en Normandie, avec le transport et la manutention de quantités impressionnantes de troupes et de matériaux. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 Carro Armato P40
510006599€36.99
Les premières années de la guerre ont mis en évidence l'inconsistance des chars Medi italiens dans un scénario opérationnel caractérisé par la guerre de mouvement, les affrontements entre véhicules lourdement armés et blindés, et l'utilisation d'armes antichars plus efficaces et plus meurtrières. Grâce à l'analyse des chars allemands et des principaux adversaires de l'époque, britanniques et soviétiques, un char lourd de 26 tonnes a été mis au point. Le nouveau char, qui a subi plusieurs modifications de conception au fil du temps, présentait des caractéristiques modernes telles que des plaques frontales inclinées, un moteur diesel de 420 CV plus puissant et plus performant et un armement principal plus adapté à un usage opérationnel avec l'adoption du canon 75/34 Ansaldo. Cependant, le P26/40, nom définitif du char, conserve certaines solutions qui ne sont plus adaptées à l'époque et qui caractérisent la production de véhicules blindés italiens depuis le milieu des années 30 : les rivets de blindage et les suspensions à ressort à lames.
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1:35 Chasseur de chars. VI Tiger I version E production tardive
510006754€30.99
Référence article: 510006754 Produit: 1:35 Pz.Kpfw. VI Ausf. E late production Le Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf. Tiger I est certainement l'un des chars de combat les plus célèbres de la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Il fut développé pour équiper les divisions blindées de la Wehrmacht d'un char de combat lourdement blindé et lourdement armé pour accompagner les chars moyens Panzer III et Panzer IV qui étaient les plus répandus mais qui n’étaient plus en mesure de combattre efficacement les chars adversaires. L'armement principal était constitué du célèbre et létal canon antichar longue portée KwK 36 L / 56 de 88 mm. Installé dans la tourelle et protégé par un lourd bouclier de 120 mm, il était capable de perforer, même à une longue distance, le blindage de n’importe quel engin ennemi de l'époque. Il a été déployé sur tous les principaux théâtres d'opérations et a participé activement aux opérations militaires allemandes en Normandie et sur le front occidental. Bien que conditionné par des problèmes de fiabilité et d’emploi, le char lourd, aux mains d'équipages expérimentés, a toujours été extrêmement redouté par les forces alliées. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 Chevrolet 15 CWT
510000233€30.99
The Italeri Chevrolet 15 CWT is a 1:35 scale plastic kit that captures the compact proportions and working character of a Commonwealth military truck. The finished subject combines a boxy cab, rugged running gear and a covered or open rear transport body, giving the build a strong period silhouette suited to historical vehicle collections. The kit is designed as a detailed assembly project and is marked 14 Years+. Sprue layouts shown in the set include separate chassis parts, body panels, cargo-bed components, clear parts and wheel elements, so the build develops through distinct structural stages rather than a single-piece shell. The subject is based on the Chevrolet 15 CWT, a four-wheel-drive vehicle used in military logistics and towing roles during World War II. A driver figure is not included. Paint guidance in the set references colours such as Flat Black, Flat Field Drab, Gloss Silver, Sand, Dark Green, Flat Rust and Rubber Black, supporting finishes that match the chosen scheme. The new decal sheet allows 3 historical versions: a Canadian Army vehicle in Normandy, July 1944, a British Army vehicle in Southern Italy, summer 1944, and an Australian Army vehicle at El Alamein, November 1942. Assembly kit contents are included. Assembly is required, with a stated assembly time of 600 minutes. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 Dodge WC62 1,5to 6x6 Truck
510096230€26.99
The Italeri Dodge WC62 1:35 6x6 Truck Model Kit recreates a military transport vehicle introduced in 1943 for United States Army service. As a detailed scale build, it captures the long wheelbase layout, the extra rear axle, and the unmistakable profile of the 1.5-ton truck in a format suited to careful assembly, painting, and display. The original Dodge WC62 was developed to carry equipment or up to 12 fully equipped soldiers, and that heavy-duty role shapes the model's character throughout. Its 6-wheel-drive configuration, sturdy chassis, and leaf-spring suspension define the mechanical layout, while the open cab with fold-down windshield adds a field-use detail that changes the whole look of the vehicle. The full-size truck used a 92 HP Dodge inline 6-cylinder engine, a key part of the design behind its broad wartime use across difficult terrain and changing operational conditions. On the bench, these features give the build a strong historical identity and plenty of scope for military finishes, convoy scenes, and World War II dioramas. The 1:35 scale works well alongside other vehicles, figures, and scenery in the same scale, allowing the completed Dodge WC62 to take its place in a wider period setting. 14 Years marks the recommended age for this model kit. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 Dt. Sd.Kfz.138 Marder III Ausf. H
510006566€31.99
Italeri presents the 1:35 Dt. Sd.Kfz.138 Marder III Ausf. H as a detailed plastic model kit built around one of the most recognizable German tank destroyer layouts of the Second World War. The open fighting compartment, the slanted gun shield and the long 75 mm anti-tank gun give the finished vehicle a striking profile that stands out in a military collection or diorama scene. The full-size Marder III was developed on the chassis of the Panzerkampfwagen 38(t), and this kit captures that distinctive arrangement with the engine placed at the rear and the weapon system in the middle of the vehicle. The model uses link-and-length tracks, allowing the track run to follow the wheels and sprockets with a more defined shape than a single-piece band. Detailed sprues include hull panels, running gear parts, tools, gun components and crew figures, giving the build plenty of surface detail to work through. Decals for 4 versions add further finishing options with different markings and tactical identities. During the build, the model moves from the lower hull and running gear to the superstructure, gun installation and exterior fittings, creating a focused project over the stated 600-minute assembly time. Once painted and marked, the Marder III Ausf. H suits shelf display, historical vehicle collections and diorama settings that highlight its low silhouette, long barrel and open combat compartment. Assembly kit included. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 G7117 1,5t 4x4 Wrecker/Tow Truck
550035490€51.99
MiniArt G7117 1:35 Wrecker Tow Truck Model Kit brings a WWII-era recovery vehicle into a focused scale build with injection-molded parts, photo-etched details and clear components. At 1:35 scale, the G7117 1.5t 4x4 Wrecker captures the look of a military tow truck built for depot, roadside and field recovery scenes, with a finished model length of 207 mm. The build goes beyond the outer bodywork with a highly detailed engine compartment plus transmission, brake and steering systems, giving the model substance beneath the panels as well as on the surface. A truck tent cover with realistic fabric folds adds a distinct rear-body profile and strengthens the period look of the vehicle. The kit also contains 4 figures, which expand the display possibilities around maintenance, towing or recovery setups. Decals support 3 marking options, allowing the completed truck to be finished in different service identities drawn from the same vehicle type. Open or closed door and hood positions make it possible to stage the model in different ways, from a parked support truck to a maintenance scene with the inner structure on view. On a shelf, in a diorama or alongside other 1:35 military vehicles, the G7117 Wrecker brings mechanical detail, historical character and a clear recovery role to the scene. 14 Years+ Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 Ger. Chasseur de chars I
510006577€31.99
Panzerjager I in 1:35 scale brings one of the earliest German tank destroyers into a detailed model kit with a finished length of 12.6 cm. The design is based on the Panzer I chassis and pairs that compact hull with a 47 mm anti-tank gun mounted behind an open steel shield, creating a distinctive profile on the workbench and in the display case. The kit is built around historically specific features that define the vehicle's character. The Panzer I hull gave the original machine good mobility, and that layout translates here into a tracked build with visible running gear, road wheels and a tall fighting compartment. Glueable rubber tracks shape the lower section with a more natural look, while the photo-etched fret adds finer detail where thinner metal parts matter most. Decals cover 4 versions, opening different marking and theatre options drawn from wartime service in France, North Africa and the 1941 Barbarossa campaign. One figure is included to add scale presence beside the vehicle. This Italeri model kit suits builders who enjoy military subjects with strong historical identity and varied finishing possibilities. The combination of compact dimensions, open-top gun platform and alternate markings gives the completed Panzerjager I a focused display presence, whether placed as a standalone build or worked into a small battlefield scene.
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1:35 Ger. Sd.Kfz.140 Flakpanzer 38 Gep.
510096461€36.99
Le canon automoteur antiaérien Sd. Kfz. 140 Flakpanzer 38 "Gepard" fut développé pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale sur le châssis du char léger tchécoslovaque Panzer 38(t). Son objectif était de fournir à la Wehrmacht un outil efficace pour protéger les unités blindées et les colonnes en mouvement contre les attaques aériennes.La fiabilité mécanique et la maniabilité offertes par le châssis du 38(t) constituaient la base technique sur laquelle était monté un canon antiaérien Flak 38 de 20 mm, installé sur une plateforme rotative blindée pour protéger l’équipage. L’arme principale fut également utilisée contre des positions fixes et en soutien des troupes au sol lors de combats rapprochés. Progressivement, le Flakpanzer 38 fut complété dans son rôle antiaérien par d’autres véhicules automoteurs dotés d’une puissance de feu supérieure, tels que le Wirbelwind et l'Ostwind. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 Ger. Sd.Kfz.167 Sturmgeschütz IV
510000223€30.99
Référence article: 510000223 Produit: 1:35 GER. Sd.Kfz.167 Sturmgeschütz IV Le Sturmgeschütz IV a été construit sur le châssis du char moyen Panzer IV pour fournir, dans les phases avancées de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, à l'armée allemande un canon d'assaut capable d'être efficace également en tant que chasseur de chars. Le Stug IV était armé d'un canon Stuk40 de 75 mm L/48 à haute vélocité initiale installé dans une casemate, protégé par un mantelet blindé, capable de perforer les blindages des principaux véhicules blindés ennemis. Distribué aux unités dans les premiers mois de 1944, il a complété et souvent remplacé le canon d'assaut Stug III qui avait subi en 1943 une baisse soudaine de la production en raison des raids de bombardiers alliés de plus en plus fréquents sur les zones industrielles allemandes. Largement déployé sur le front de l'Est, le Stug IV a également été utilisé par les unités blindées et les détachements antichars de la Wehrmacht en Normandie, où, grâce à son faible profil, il s'est avéré particulièrement difficile à identifier dans les haies de la campagne française. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 Ger. Sd.Kfz.234/1 (2cm)
510006757€36.99
Les automitrailleuses de la série Schwerer Panzerspähwagen Sd.Kfz. 234 furent produites par l'industrie de guerre allemande durant la phase finale de la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Elles se distinguaient par un niveau élevé de qualité de fabrication, alliant mobilité, flexibilité opérationnelle et capacité offensive. Le projet représentait un excellent compromis entre vitesse sur tout type de terrain, protection et puissance de feu, incarnant la synthèse de l’expérience opérationnelle acquise par la Wehrmacht au cours des premières années du conflit. Elles pouvaient atteindre une vitesse maximale de 85 km/h sur route. Parmi les différentes variantes produites, le Sd.Kfz. 234/1 jouait fréquemment le rôle de véhicule de commandement. Également utilisé pour des missions de reconnaissance avancée, il était équipé d’un canon de 20 mm KwK 30 monté sur une tourelle ouverte, capable de fournir un appui-feu à l’infanterie contre des cibles faiblement blindées. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 Ger. Tiger Bergetiger Sup. Vehicle
510006764€33.49
Italeri Bergetiger brings a rare armored recovery subject into 1:35 scale with a detailed plastic kit based on the modified Tiger I support vehicle. The model centers on the distinctive battlefield conversion in which the original tank lost its main gun and took on a crane for technical and logistical work around front-line armored units. The historical reference behind this version gives the build a very specific identity. Allied forces used the name Bergetiger for captured examples, following the same naming pattern seen on recovery vehicles derived from Panther and Panzer IV tanks. Contemporary accounts describe a machine that kept the Tiger I hull, tracks, and heavy armor while adding equipment intended for towing disabled tanks, lifting heavy components, carrying spare parts, and supporting repairs on other armored vehicles. No official production statistics are known, and the type is generally believed to have been assembled in small numbers by Wehrmacht field workshops at the front. That background gives the finished model a strong presence in military dioramas, workshop scenes, and vehicle lineups focused on support and recovery roles rather than direct combat. The 14 years age marking fits a build that rewards careful handling of a less common World War II vehicle subject and adds a distinctive variant to a 1:35 armor collection.
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1:35 HEMTT Gun Truck
510106510€41.99
The Italeri 1:35 HEMTT Gun Truck model kit brings the heavy military transport platform into a build focused on armour, scale presence and field conversion detail. With a finished length of 28.0 cm, the truck's long 8-wheel layout gives the completed subject a commanding footprint that suits both shelf display and convoy diorama scenes. The HEMTT name stands for Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck, a vehicle range introduced for the United States Army from the mid-1980s. This version reflects the gun truck conversions developed for escort and convoy protection duties, with added defensive structures around the cab and rear section. The kit is described with fully upgraded moulds, supporting cleaner definition across the body panels and helping painted details stand out once the build is complete. Decals for 1 version add operational markings that reinforce the technical, service-used appearance of the truck. The assembly kit is recommended for ages 14+ and has a stated assembly time of 600 minutes. Figures are not included. On the workbench, the combination of large structural sections and smaller finishing details creates a measured, step-by-step build. Once completed, the HEMTT Gun Truck fits naturally into modern military collections, desert vehicle displays and scenes built around transport, escort or protected movement roles.
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1:35 HMMWV M966 TOW Carrier
510006598€24.99
Référence article: 510006598 Produit: 1:35 HMMWV M966 TOW Carrier Le véhicule à roues développé pour l'armée américaine HMMWV, acronyme de High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle, et plus connu sous le nom de « Humvee », constitue l'évolution technologique du « savoir-faire » américain en matière de construction de véhicules tout-terrain extrêmement flexibles dont le « Willys » est encore aujourd'hui l'icône. Le véhicule « Humvee » est entré en production dans les années 1980 et se caractérise par sa grande taille et sa flexibilité opérationnelle grâce à ses quatre roues motrices et à sa construction robuste en mesure de résister à un environnement et à des conditions d'utilisation difficiles. Plusieurs versions ont été produites et utilisées pour le transport de troupes, la logistique militaire, la reconnaissance avancée et l'acquisition de cibles. La version M966 Tow Carrier était équipée d'un système de missiles Tow monté sur le toit du véhicule afin d'augmenter le potentiel offensif de l’Humvee contre les véhicules blindés.
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1:35 Howitzer M1 155mm avec équipage
510006581€28.49
The Italeri M1 155mm Howitzer with crew brings a key U.S. artillery piece into 1:35 scale with a finished model length of 20.9 cm and a full 6-figure gun crew. The combination of the howitzer, carriage and personnel gives the build a clear battlefield context, with the finished scene suited to a display base, a larger military diorama or a stand-alone artillery subject. This plastic kit represents the M1 155/23 howitzer first produced in 1942 as a medium artillery piece for the U.S. Army. The original gun could fire different ammunition types and had a maximum range of 14,600 meters, details that place the model firmly within mid-20th-century artillery development. The subject also offers a longer service story than a single wartime snapshot, as the M1 remained in use after World War II during the Korean War and the Vietnam War before replacement by the M198. That service span makes the kit relevant for several historical display settings and paint-finish approaches. During assembly, the model can be built in transport configuration or firing configuration, allowing different presentation angles for the split trail carriage and deployed gun position. Once painted and arranged with the 6 figures, the scene can suggest loading, positioning or gun-crew coordination on a field base. Model cement, tools and paints are required separately.
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1:35 IT WW2 PzKpfw.VI Tiger I Ausf.E mP.
510006507€39.99
The Italeri Tiger I Ausf.E mP. in 1:35 scale brings the mid production heavy tank into a focused model-building project with a finished length of 24.1 cm and a layout shaped by period-specific equipment. The assembly kit recreates a vehicle from the second half of 1943, combining the earlier hull basis with the newer turret design, increased protection, and an improved commander's cupola. This version is set up for a more detailed build through upgraded moulds, while parts for 2 variants allow different configuration choices during assembly. Some of the represented vehicles retained the Feifel dust filter system and smoke grenade launchers, and the kit also reflects the magnetic mine paste applied from August 1943 on German Army tanks. The included photo-etched fret adds sharper scale detail to selected components, and the link by link tracks create a more segmented, mechanical track run than a single-piece alternative. Decals for 4 versions extend the finishing options with different markings once painting is complete. The 600 minute assembly time gives the build room for careful work across the hull, turret, running gear, and exterior details. On a shelf, desk, or in a military model collection, the completed Tiger I stands out through its long gun barrel, interleaved road wheel layout, and mid production configuration. Figure not included.
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1:35 Jagdpanzer 38(t) Hetzer
510096531€34.49
The Italeri Jagdpanzer 38(t) Hetzer model kit brings a compact World War II tank destroyer into 1:35 scale, combining the vehicle's low silhouette with the visual impact of a closed casemate and a forward-mounted 7.5 cm gun. That combination gives the finished build the tense, purposeful look that made the original Hetzer so hard to spot when camouflaged in the field. Its design traces back to the proven mechanical basis of the Panzerkampfwagen 38(t), a foundation chosen for reliable production and efficient manufacture in the second half of 1943. The original vehicle entered service in the second half of 1944, where its low profile, frontal armor and concentrated firepower made it a highly effective tank destroyer. In model form, those same characteristics create a subject defined by tight proportions, angled armor surfaces and a compact fighting compartment. The detailed plastic kit format keeps the focus on the Hetzer's distinctive structure rather than on oversized dimensions or decorative extras. During assembly, the 1:35 scale layout invites close attention to the relationship between hull, casemate and gun, making the vehicle's design logic easy to read in three dimensions. Once completed, the model fits naturally into military collections, dioramas or display shelves where compact armored vehicles and late-war German subjects take center stage. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 Kfz. 69 Schwimmwagen
510000313€12.99
The Italeri 1:35 Kfz. 69 Schwimmwagen model kit brings an amphibious military vehicle into a compact display scale with a subject rooted in World War II transport and reconnaissance history. At 10.9 cm when built, the model captures the distinctive proportions of the Schwimmwagen, a design developed by Ferdinand Porsche after the success of the Volkswagen 82 Kubelwagen. The full-size vehicle was created for terrain and mission profiles that demanded more than a standard car could manage. Its light weight of about 1/2 ton helped it keep moving through muddy ground, and its amphibious layout answered the need to cross water during reconnaissance and liaison missions. That background gives the finished 1:35 build a clear technical identity, with the boat-like lower body and compact military form setting it apart from standard wheeled vehicle subjects. The kit also includes 3 figures, opening up more options for staging the completed scene beyond the vehicle alone. On the workbench, the 600-minute assembly time points to a build with room for careful painting, fitting and finishing. Decals for 1 version provide the markings for a defined final appearance, whether the model stands alone in a cabinet or becomes the centrepiece of a small historical diorama.
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1:35 KPz Leopard 1A5 WA
510006481€34.99
Le char d’assaut Leopard 1, entré en service autour de la moitié des années 60, a représenté la clé de voûte des cuirassés de l'Allemagne fédérale et de différentes forces armées et est né pendant la période de la « Guerre froide ». Le rôle du Leopard était essentiel, car il avait pour tâche d'affronter les immenses masses de chars d'assaut éventuellement déployés par les armées du Pacte de Varsovie. Il était armé du canon testé L7 de 105 mm, pouvant utiliser différents types de munitions. La version A5 est une nette amélioration avec l'adoption d'une tourelle modifiée capable d'accueillir les nouveaux systèmes informatisés d'identification des cibles et de conduite de tir. Un blindage supplémentaire en polycarbonate composite a également été adopté, augmentant considérablement la protection et la résistance aux coups.
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1:35 Lance-roquettes 15cm 42 sur SWS
510006562€31.99
Italeri 15cm Panzerwerfer 42 auf SWS Kit brings a World War II half-track rocket launcher into 1:35 scale with a detailed plastic assembly project and a finished model length of 198 mm. The combination of the Schwerer Wehrmachtschlepper chassis and the elevated 15 cm launcher gives the build a strong mechanical profile, from the front wheel and armored cab to the rear track units and launch platform. The original vehicle was developed from the SWS as a medium half-track used for supply transport and light artillery towing, then adapted for other battlefield roles on its rear load area. In this version, the rear section carries a 10 barreled 15 cm Nebelwerfer 42 mounted above an armored ammunition storage compartment, which sets this subject apart from standard transport variants. The plastic kit format gives close attention to the contrast between the sloped armor, the open running gear layout and the compact launcher assembly. A new decal sheet adds technical markings, crosses, registration numbers and version-specific details for 2 finishing options. Across the workbench, the 600 minute assembly time supports a more involved build with room for careful painting, marking placement and subassembly work. Once completed, the 198 mm model fits naturally into a 1:35 military collection, whether placed alongside other half-tracks, artillery subjects or late-war armored vehicles.
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1:35 Land Rover 109 "Guardia Civil
510006542€21.49
The Land Rover 109 "Guardia Civil" model kit in 1:35 scale brings the long wheel base Series III into a compact 12.5 cm display format, combining classic off-road proportions with the distinctive markings of a Spanish service vehicle. Upgraded moulds give the body and exterior details a cleaner base for painting, fitting and final finishing. This assembly kit draws on a vehicle known for its 4x4 traction system and aluminium body, features that shaped the Land Rover's role across demanding terrain and varied duties. The "Guardia Civil" version adds a specific historical setting, while the 3 decal options open different registration and marking layouts for the finished replica. The subject reflects the broad use of the Land Rover 109 in military and civilian service and connects the build to the Series III era introduced in 1971. Assembly is required, and the stated build time is 600 minutes. On the workbench, the 1:35 format suits careful painting sessions, detail work and measured decal application across doors, plates and insignia. Once completed, the model carries the upright stance, long body shape and utility character that made the Land Rover 109 a lasting reference point in off-road vehicle history.
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1:35 Leopard 2A4
510006559€34.99
The Italeri Leopard 2A4 brings one of the most widely fielded modern main battle tanks into 1:35 scale, combining a 27.6 cm finished length with the low, angular profile that gives this vehicle its unmistakable presence on the shelf. As a detailed assembly kit, it turns the Leopard 2A4 into a hands-on build centered on hull structure, turret form, running gear and final finishing work. The subject reflects a tank family introduced between the late 1970s and early 1980s to replace the Leopard 1 in German service. Italeri bases this version on the Leopard 2A4, noted in the source material for its advanced fire-control system and updated protection layout. The main armament represented on the model is the 120 mm Rheinmetall L/55 smoothbore gun, a defining feature of the vehicle's silhouette. The kit also provides a super decals sheet for 5 versions, opening several marking paths across different operators. Figures are not included. Assembly kit contents are supplied for builders aged 14 years and over. At the workbench, the build suits careful painting, decal placement and detail-focused finishing, especially across the turret sides, hull panels and track assemblies. New gluable rubber tracks support the final look of the running gear, while the color instruction sheet helps guide camouflage and marking placement for the selected version. Assembly time is indicated as 600 minutes.
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1:35 LVT-4 Wasserbüffel
510006752€36.99
Les véhicules chenillés L.V.T. (acronyme de Landing Vehicle Tracked) ont été développés pour équiper les forces armées américaines, l'armée et le corps des Marines, d'un engin adapté aux opérations amphibies capable d'offrir un bon niveau de protection. Souvent connus sous le nom de "Amtrac", ils ont été largement utilisés dans le théâtre d'opérations du Pacifique, contre les forces japonaises, mais aussi au cours de la dernière année de guerre sur le théâtre européen. L'LVT-4 constituait, en particulier, une nette amélioration par rapport aux versions précédentes. Avec la redéfinition du projet, le moteur a été déplacé en position centrale, libérant ainsi l'arrière du véhicule pour l'adoption d'une rampe permettant de charger et décharger rapidement des véhicules légers ou des pièces d'artillerie de petit calibre à l'appui des troupes de débarquement. Ce fut la version la plus réussie avec le plus grand nombre de véhicules produits. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 M-113 APC
510006753€29.49
L'M113 peut être considéré comme l'un des APC (Armoured Personnel Carrier) les plus célèbres de l'histoire. Il a été développé à la fin des années 1950 et au début des années 1960 dans le but précis de transporter une escouade d'infanterie entièrement armée et équipée avec un bon niveau de protection aussi près que possible de la zone d'opérations. En plus du transport tactique de l'escouade d'infanterie, l'M113 pouvait offrir un soutien rapproché aux troupes grâce aux armes embarquées, qui, dans les premières versions, se limitaient à une mitrailleuse Browning M2 de 12,7 mm. Utilisé pour la première fois au Vietnam, il est devenu l'un des véhicules blindés les plus répandus dans le monde, avec plus de 80 000 exemplaires produits. Fiable et robuste, avec de bonnes performances sur tous types de terrains, il a été utilisé, dans ses différentes variantes, par de nombreuses forces armées. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 M-47 Patton
510006763€30.99
Le char moyen M-47 Patton a été développé et déployé auprès des unités blindées américaines dans la première moitié des années 1950. Par rapport à ses prédécesseurs, comme le M-46, il offrait des performances nettement supérieures, avec une meilleure protection et une puissance de feu accrue, assurée par le canon M3 de 90 mm monté sur la tourelle. Le char pesait environ 46 tonnes en ordre de combat et était équipé d'un puissant moteur Continental V12 refroidi par air, développant 810 chevaux, ce qui lui permettait d’atteindre une vitesse de 45 km/h. En plus des États-Unis, il a été utilisé par de nombreuses armées de l’OTAN pendant la guerre froide. Fiable et robuste, il a servi pendant de nombreuses années au sein des unités blindées de plusieurs armées européennes jusqu’aux années 1980. Il a également été engagé dans divers conflits, du Moyen-Orient à la guerre indo-pakistanaise. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 M110 Self Propelled Howitzer (pistolet à propulsion autonome)
510006574€31.99
The Italeri M110 Self Propelled Howitzer brings a major U.S. Army artillery vehicle into 1:35 scale with a finished length of 25.8 cm and the long, elevated profile that defines the M110 A1. As a detailed assembly kit, it focuses on the tracked chassis, open gun platform and 203 mm M201 gun that gave the full-size vehicle its long-range field role. The M-110 series entered service in the 1960s, and the 1977 updates to the M-110 A1 improved operational efficiency while retaining the reliable chassis shared with the M-107. That historical basis gives the build a clear technical identity, from the rear spade arrangement used during firing positions to the broad tracked layout associated with self-propelled artillery. New gluable rubber tracks add flexibility during construction, while the decal sheet supports 4 different marking versions drawn from U.S. Army service. Figures are not included. Paints, cement and tools are required separately. On the bench, the combination of assembly, painting and decal placement creates a model with strong military presence, whether finished in a clean service look or with added weathering. The 600-minute assembly time suits a project built over several sessions, with each stage adding more definition to the gun mount, hull details and running gear.
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1:35 M1A1 Abrams War Thunder
510035108€37.99
Le char d’assaut de troisième génération M1 Abrams constitue l'épine dorsale des divisions blindées de l'armée Américaine et du Corps des Marines. L'Abrams se caractérise par son blindage lourd (il compte parmi les véhicules de combat les plus lourds au monde) et l'adoption du puissant moteur à turbine multi-carburant. Une grande attention a été portée à la protection de l'équipage grâce au dépôt de munitions séparé et fortement protégé. Le M1 Abrams, qui est entré en service opérationnel au début des années 80 pour remplacer les anciens M-60, offre un système sophistiqué de conduite de tir et un blindage moderne. D'abord armé d'un canon de 105 mm, il a ensuite été équipé du canon de 120 mm le plus moderne et le plus puissant avec un tube lisse capable d'utiliser une variété différente de projectiles. L'Abrams a été largement utilisé, avec une efficacité létale, sur tous les grands théâtres opérationnels, du Moyen-Orient à l'Afghanistan, s'avérant être supérieur à tout autre char adverse. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 M24 Chaffee
510006761€30.99
Le char M24 Chaffee a été distribué aux unités de l'armée américaine à partir de 1944 pour fournir sur le champ de bataille un char léger capable de remplacer l'ancien M3/M5 Stuart. La configuration du M-24 était en effet très différente de celle de son prédécesseur, et son design s'est avéré extrêmement efficace, au point qu'il peut être considéré comme l'un des meilleurs chars légers jamais construits. Agile, robuste et fiable, il était, pour un "Light Tank", bien armé, étant équipé d'un canon M6 de 75 mm avec 48 obus à disposition. L'armement du char était complété par deux mitrailleuses Browning de 12,7 mm. Il a également été utilisé avec succès dans des missions de soutien rapproché à l'infanterie et pour effectuer des tâches de reconnaissance avancée. Au cours du conflit, une coopération efficace a été développée entre les unités de M-24 et des véhicules blindés plus lourdement armés, comme le Sherman dans ses différentes versions. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 M4A1 Sherman avec l'infanterie américaine
510006568€37.99
Italeri M4A1 Sherman with U.S. Infantry is a 1:35 scale plastic model kit that brings one of the most widely used U.S. medium tanks of World War II into a detailed build with added diorama character. The finished tank measures 167 mm in length, and the set pairs the Sherman with 10 infantry figures to create a fuller scene around the vehicle rather than a stand-alone armour display. The M4A1 version is defined here by the rounded lines of its fully cast upper hull and the rounded turret form, details that give this variant its distinct silhouette. The kit also features glueable T54E1 tracks, adding a specific running gear pattern to the build. A decal sheet covers 3 finishing versions, with markings such as stars, serial numbers, tactical symbols and vehicle names visible across the supplied options. Assembly time is stated as 600 minutes. Glue and paints are required separately. On the bench, the combination of tank and figures opens up several display directions, from a vehicle halted in an urban setting to a moving column with troops riding on the hull and turret. The 1:35 scale also works well for builders who enjoy painting uniforms, equipment, cast armour textures and period markings with close visual control.
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1:35 M4A3E8 Sherman "Fury" (Fureur)
510006529€41.99
The M4A3E8 Sherman Fury in 1:35 scale brings one of the best-known late-war U.S. tank variants into a detailed assembly kit with a finished model length of 16.8 cm. Its Easy Eight configuration gives the build a distinct profile, combining the 76 mm M1 high velocity gun with the later suspension layout seen on this version. Production of the M4A3E8 started at the end of 1944, and this kit reflects the technical updates that set it apart within the Sherman family. The horizontal volute spring suspension, known as HVSS, was introduced to improve driving conditions and support higher speed on the full-size vehicle, adding a recognisable engineering feature to the miniature. Newly upgraded moulds help define the hull and turret surfaces with crisp structure for painting and finishing work. Decals for 3 U.S. versions expand the marking options, while the included T66 and T84E1 tracks give 2 distinct running gear choices. The new glueable rubber material can also be painted, which supports a more integrated finish across the lower hull and track sections. On the workbench, the combination of alternate tracks, historical markings and late-war Sherman details creates a build with clear choices at each stage. Assembly is required and takes about 600 minutes. Paints, glue and tools are required separately.
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1:35 M6 Dodge Anti-Tank
510106555€20.99
The Italeri M6 Dodge Anti-Tank brings the Gun Motor Carriage M6 into 1:35 scale as a detailed assembly kit with a finished model length of 12.9 cm. Built on the Dodge WC52 4x4 frame and fitted with a rear-mounted 37 mm light anti-tank gun, it captures the distinct proportions of a fast, lightly armed World War II support vehicle. The subject draws on a vehicle used by the United States Army from late 1942 through the end of World War II across the Mediterranean, the European front and the Pacific. Its Dodge T-214 6-cylinder engine gave the full-size vehicle a road speed of 90 km/h, shaping the character of a mobile gun carriage rather than a heavy tank destroyer. The kit also includes 1 figure, adding a crew presence that can strengthen a static display or a wider wartime scene. A color instruction sheet supports the build process, and decals provide markings for 4 versions. On a shelf, in a desert campaign setting or as part of a broader Allied vehicle collection, the M6 Dodge Anti-Tank suits builders who want a compact military subject with clear historical identity. Assembly is required, with a stated build time of 600 minutes.
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1:35 M923 Hillbilly Gun Truck
510006513€31.99
The Italeri M923 Hillbilly Gun Truck model kit in 1:35 scale brings a modern U.S. logistical vehicle into a focused build with a finished length of 24.8 cm. Its subject is the M923 A-1, a 5 ton cargo truck that entered service in the early 1980s and became known for its large off-road tyres and adaptable platform. In this Hillbilly Gun Truck configuration, the base transport is reworked with field-style protective structures that give the silhouette a tougher, mission-specific character. The kit is built around upgraded moulds and an assembly layout that covers the long chassis rails, multi-axle running gear, cab interior, cargo body sections and gun truck conversion details. The parts map shows separate sprues for structural sections, wheel components and smaller fittings, plus a thin cable for added detailing. Alternative door-frame and side-pipe configurations allow the build to follow different assembly choices shown in the instructions. Decals for 1 version support the finishing stage with vehicle-specific markings. With 600 minutes of assembly time, this kit suits model builders who enjoy a longer project with visible progress across chassis, cab and rear body construction. The completed truck has the presence to stand out in a military vehicle line-up, whether placed in a convoy scene, a field workshop setting or alongside other 1:35 scale transport subjects. Minimum age: 14 years
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1:35 Mod. US M978 Fuel Service Truck
510006554€48.99
The Italeri M978 Fuel Service Truck captures the HEMTT fuel-servicing variant as a detailed 1:35 scale assembly kit with a finished length of 29.7 cm. Its 8-wheel-drive military tanker layout, angular cab and cylindrical tank body give the model the unmistakable profile of a heavy logistics vehicle built for demanding terrain. The subject represents the M978 version developed for fuel transport duties, with the full-size vehicle carrying over 9,500 liters in its tank. That role gives the build a distinct identity within military transport subjects, separating it from cargo or equipment carriers in the same HEMTT family. The kit uses upgraded moulds and comes with a color instruction sheet to support the painting stages with clearer visual guidance. New rims and rubber tyres refine the running gear, while the decal sheet adds service labels, hazard warnings, JP-8 markings, tie-down points and other technical stencils that bring the tanker body to life. Decals for 2 versions allow different finishing choices within the same vehicle type. Across the workbench, the combination of large structural parts and smaller service details creates a build with clear visual progress from chassis and cab to tank and markings. With 600 minutes assembly time and a 14 years recommendation, the kit suits focused painting sessions, careful decal placement and a finished display that carries the operational character of a U.S. Army fuel truck used in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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1:35 Motos américaines WWII
510000322€11.99
Italeri U.S. Motorcycles WWII is a 1:35 scale assembly kit built around 2 U.S. military motorcycles and 2 figures, bringing a compact World War II vehicle scene onto the workbench. The D-DAY SERIES - NORMANDY 1944/2014 theme gives the set a defined historical frame, while the finished motorcycle length of 6.4 cm keeps the models well suited to shelf display and diorama layouts. The source material in the kit points to wartime liaison, staff and military police use, so the motorcycles suit scenes based on traffic control, dispatch riding and troop movement support rather than only static parking poses. Technical reference printed with the kit names a 739 cc engine, 3 gears, 23 HP at 4800 R.P.M., a maximum speed of 120 km/h, a weight of 245 kg and an 11.4 liter tank capacity, adding period-specific background for builders who value real vehicle data alongside the build itself. Decal placement and marking alternatives support 2 finishing versions, and the figure set expands the scene with rider and standing crew poses. On the bench, the combination of motorcycles, figures and markings supports a focused military vignette with a small footprint. The 1:35 scale also fits naturally into broader WWII diorama settings, whether the scene calls for a roadside checkpoint, a field dispatch stop or a convoy control moment.
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1:35 Obusier M-109/A2-A3G
510006589€34.99
Italeri M-109/A2-A3G Howitzer is a 1:35 plastic assembly kit that brings the profile of a tracked self-propelled artillery vehicle onto the workbench with a long main gun, turreted hull and detailed running gear. The finished build carries the look of a field vehicle in service, with camouflage, markings and track detail shaping a strong shelf presence. The kit includes an assembly set and a decal sheet for 6 versions, opening up different finishing directions across national and unit markings. Two gluable rubber track options, T-136 Chevron and NATO NM-116, add a specific choice at the running gear stage and help match the selected version more closely. The subject is presented as an M109 A2/A3/G configuration, giving the build a defined military vehicle identity rather than a generic armored chassis. Assembly is required, and the stated build time is 600 minutes. Paints, cement and tools are required separately. During the build, the turret, barrel and suspension details create a steady sequence of fitting and finishing steps that suit model makers who enjoy military subjects in 1:35 scale. Once painted and decaled, the howitzer works well in a display cabinet, on a shelf, or as part of a larger armored vehicle collection with other land systems from the same scale range.
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1:35 Partisans
510006556€12.49
Partisans in 1:35 scale bring a focused resistance group into WW2 dioramas, with 6 figures drawn from ESCI Original Moulds and supplied as a detailed plastic kit. The mix of civilian and military-style clothing, weapons and field gear gives the set a distinct irregular-war look that stands apart from standard uniformed troop formations. The subject reflects the local partisan groups active in occupied European countries during WW2. Their operations ranged from intelligence gathering to support for Allied forces, with sabotage aimed at logistics and communications infrastructure. That background gives the figures a clear role in scene building: they fit naturally beside rail lines, roadside checkpoints, ruined streets, supply routes or hidden rural positions. The varied poses support different placements across a base, from observation and cover to movement and attack, while the 1:35 scale keeps the group compatible with a wide range of military vehicles and scenery. A stated assembly time of 600 minutes points to a build that rewards steady bench work, especially when painting facial details, clothing contrast and weathered equipment. The 14 Years marking suits the hobby focus of the set, whether the finished figures are placed in a display case, worked into a larger battlefield layout or used to add narrative tension to a single historical vignette.
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1:35 Sd. Kfz. 10/4 with FLAK 30 and Crew
510006395€33.49
Pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, l'armée allemande utilisa des véhicules semi-chenillés, offrant une grande mobilité dans toutes les conditions environnementales et sur tous types de terrains, pour divers usages grâce à des versions et aménagements spécifiques. Le Sd.Kfz. 10/4 fut conçu pour utiliser le canon antiaérien FlaK 30 de 20 mm, monté sur une plateforme renforcée. Il était employé pour protéger les troupes en mouvement ainsi que les convois de chars et de véhicules contre les attaques aériennes ennemies à basse altitude. Ce véhicule pouvait transporter jusqu'à 8 soldats et constituait une solution efficace pour fournir une protection aérienne rapprochée aux troupes au sol. Il était également fréquemment utilisé en soutien des opérations d'infanterie, son canon de 20 mm étant utilisé contre des installations défensives terrestres. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 Sd. Remorque 51
510006450€12.49
The Italeri Sd. Anhänger 51 model kit recreates a compact military trailer in 1:35 scale and includes 2 matching builds for display with a wider range of historical vehicle scenes. Each finished trailer measures 7.6 cm and captures the compact proportions that made this design a practical companion for many Wehrmacht vehicles. The Sd. Anhänger 51 was developed as an ammunition carrier and was typically paired with anti-aircraft half-tracks armed with 20 mm Flak guns. That background gives the model a clear role in diorama planning, whether the scene focuses on transport, resupply or field deployment. The body layout supports different finishing directions, with reference material showing alternative body colours and painted detail areas for rubber, metal and wood elements. The interior compartment can be shown open, adding another layer of visual depth when painting stored equipment and cargo details. On a shelf, in a military vehicle lineup or as part of a larger battlefield setting, the twin-trailer format opens more staging options than a single build. One trailer can be finished closed for a clean transport look, while the second can be displayed with the lid raised to show the compartment and equipment inside. Cement, tools and paints are required separately.
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1:35 Sd.Kfz. 234/3 Heavy Recon. Veh.
510006756€35.99
Référence article: 510006756 Produit: 1:35 Sd.Kfz. 234/3 Sw. Panzerspähwagen Les véhicules blindés de la série Schwerer Panzerspähwagen Sd.Kfz. 234 ont été produits par l'industrie de guerre allemande dans la phase finale de la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Ils se caractérisaient par un haut niveau de qualité de construction qui combinait mobilité, flexibilité opérationnelle et capacité offensive. Le projet représentait un excellent compromis entre la vitesse sur tous types de terrains, la protection et la puissance de feu, et il a su synthétiser l'expérience opérationnelle acquise par la Wehrmacht au cours des premières années du conflit. Ils pouvaient atteindre une vitesse maximale de 85 km/h sur route. Parmi les différentes versions produites, le Sd.Kfz. 234/3 était armé d'un canon de 75 mm KwK37 à canon court installé en position fixe dans un compartiment de combat à ciel ouvert, ce qui pouvait être utilisé efficacement en soutien de l'infanterie contre des cibles peu protégées ainsi que contre des véhicules blindés légers. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 Sd.Kfz. 305 Opel Blitz Typ A 4x4
510006760€33.49
The Italeri Sd.Kfz. 305 Opel Blitz Typ A 4x4 model kit captures a military transport truck that served across multiple theatres during the Second World War. In 1:35 scale, the build centres on the Typ A 4x4 version, a configuration developed to maintain traction on difficult terrain while preserving the clear, work-focused lines of the Opel Blitz design. The subject stands out through its twin rear wheels and medium truck layout, details that gave the original vehicle its load-carrying role within army logistics. Italeri presents this vehicle as a detailed kit, allowing the chassis, cab and cargo body to come together as a focused scale build rather than a simplified display piece. The form of the truck reflects a design created for large-scale manufacture, field maintenance and broad operational use, which gives the finished model a purposeful mechanical character. On the workbench, the 1:35 scale suits diorama settings, convoy scenes and military vehicle collections where the Opel Blitz can be placed alongside figures, equipment or other vehicles of the same scale. Recommended age: 14 years and up. Paints, glue and tools are required separately. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 Sd.Kfz.234/3 Schw. Panzer Stummel
550053001€50.99
The MiniArt Sd.Kfz.234/3 Stummel model kit brings a WW II armoured car into 1:35 scale as a detailed plastic build with the compact, purposeful look of the Schwerer Panzerspahwagen "Stummel". Across a work surface, the open fighting compartment, short-barrelled gun layout, and 8-wheel vehicle form give the miniature a strong historical presence as the build takes shape. PE parts are included, introducing finer metal components for selected details that benefit from thinner edges and crisper definition than standard moulded sections alone. The assembly kit centres on the armoured car itself rather than extra scene elements, which keeps attention on the vehicle's structure, proportions, and surface detail. With 4 decal options, the finished model can be completed with different markings while staying true to the same Sd.Kfz.234/3 subject. Assembly is required, and the stated assembly time is 600 minutes. The age marking is 14 Years. On a display shelf, in a WW II vehicle lineup, or as part of a diorama setting, the 1:35 format sits naturally alongside other military miniatures in the same scale. The longer build time suits a paced modelling session where sub-assemblies, paint stages, and final markings can be handled in separate steps. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 SdKfz. 234/2 Puma à 8 roues
510006572€35.99
The Italeri Sd.Kfz. 234/2 Puma 8-Rad model kit brings the angular lines and 8-wheel stance of this late-war armored car into 1:35 scale, turning a well-known reconnaissance vehicle into a focused build with strong display presence. The finished subject combines the sloped hull, turret-mounted 50 mm KwK 39 L/60 gun and multi-axle layout that defined the Puma on both Eastern and Western fronts. This detailed plastic kit is built as an assembly project and draws on the vehicle's distinctive engineering rather than a simplified outline. Independent suspension across the 8 wheels shaped the original machine's mobility, and that layout gives the replica its characteristic long, planted silhouette. The kit also includes a photo-etched fret for finer scale parts and 9 tyres to complete the running gear, including the spare. Marking and camouflage references cover 4 historical versions, with options shown in Dunkelgelb 1943, Schokobraun RAL 8017, Olivgrün 1943, Rust and, on one version, Schwarzgrau RAL 7021. Assembly time is around 600 minutes. On the workbench, the combination of structural assembly, finishing and decal placement creates a build with clear stages and visible progress. Once completed, the Puma suits shelf display, diorama settings or a line-up of 1:35 military vehicles, with the 8-rad chassis and long gun giving the model a strong profile from every angle.
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1:35 Semovente L 40 47/32
510006477€30.99
Référence article: 510006477 Produit: 1:35 Semovente L 40 47/32 L’engin automoteur L40 a été développé sur la base de la coque du char léger L6/40 afin de fournir aux formations rapides de l’Armée Royale un véhicule blindé capable de fournir l'appui d'artillerie nécessaire et d'être utilisé comme char d’assaut. Sur la base du projet du char L6/40, la tourelle rotative fut supprimée et le canon antichar 47/32 mod. 1935, similaire à celui utilisé sur les chars de la série « M », installé dans une casemate ouverte. L’engin automoteur se caractérisait par sa petite taille, son blindage par plaques et rivets typique de la production italienne, et un équipage de seulement deux hommes. Bien que conditionné par des performances ne permettant plus de contrer les véhicules blindés ennemis, il a été utilisé pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale par l'Armée Royale en Libye, en Tunisie et lors de la campagne d'Italie. Après l'armistice, certains exemplaires ont été utilisés, en deuxième ligne, par la Wehrmacht et par les troupes terrestres de Luftwaffe.
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1:35 Semovente M42 da 75/34
510006584€36.99
Numéro d’article: 510006584 Produit: 1:35 Semovente M42 da 75/34 Au cours des années précédant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, l'Armée royale a manifesté le besoin de disposer d'unités d'artillerie mécanisée en mesure de soutenir l'infanterie et les blindés. Le véhicule automoteur 75/18, qui a été développé sur la coque du char moyen «M», s'est avéré être le véhicule blindé italien le plus redouté par les alliés pendant le conflit. Grâce à son obusier de 75 mm installé dans la casemate, il s'est en effet avéré être une arme antichar efficace en mesure de détruire même les chars britanniques et américains les plus puissants et lourdement blindés. Toutefois, au cours de la guerre, le Regio Esercito demanda que soit développée une version de majeure capacité offensive. La coque du char automoteur M42 fut alors équipée du canon 75/34 conçu pour les tirs antichars. Les premiers exemplaires ont été distribués aux unités italiennes au printemps 1943. En raison de ses bonnes performances opérationnelles, le modèle a également été utilisé par les unités allemandes après l'armistice en septembre 1943.
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1:35 Semovente M43 Basotto
510006751€39.99
Le canon automoteur M43 de 105/25, surnommé "Bassotto", a été développé par l'industrie italienne pour augmenter la capacité offensive des véhicules blindés et des canons automoteurs de l'armée royale italienne. Le M43 a été conçu sur un châssis modifié, élargi et abaissé, dérivé du char M15/42, et équipé d'un obusier Ansaldo de 105/25 monté en casemate. Sa protection, ainsi que le blindage avant, ont également été améliorés. Il est entré en service en 1943 en un nombre limité d'exemplaires et a participé aux opérations sur le front italien. On peut considérer ce véhicule blindé comme le plus puissant utilisé par l'Italie pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, efficace à la fois dans des actions offensives et défensives grâce à un bon compromis entre mobilité et armement. Après l'armistice de l'Italie, plusieurs exemplaires ont été capturés et utilisés avec succès par les troupes allemandes, qui l'ont rebaptisé "StuG M43 mit 105/25". Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 US M-7 Priest Howitzer Self-Prop
510006580€31.99
The Italeri M7 Priest kit captures a key World War II self-propelled artillery vehicle in 1:35 scale, combining the M3 Lee-based hull with the distinctive 105 mm M2A1 howitzer installation. At 17.2 cm in finished length, the model brings the compact, purposeful silhouette of the M7 into a format that suits bench work, painting and display alike. The open fighting compartment gives the build a layered look, with the gun position and upper structure standing apart from a closed-turret tank layout. Historical context is built into the subject itself: the M7 entered operational use in 1942 and served with American forces, U.S. Marines and British troops, who gave the vehicle the nickname Priest because the front machine gun position resembled a pulpit. The kit also includes 1 figure, adding scale reference and extra scene detail once the model is finished. Assembly is required, with a stated build time of 600 minutes. Marking options support several directions for the final finish, whether the build is approached as a clean vehicle profile or as a more worked-in wartime display piece. The decal sheet covers 4 versions, including U.S. and British service variants, and the color instruction sheet guides the painting stage. Radio gear, a battery pack, a charger and paints are not part of this kit.
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1:35 US M8 Greyhound
510006364€25.99
Référence article: 510006364 Produit: 1:35 US M8 Greyhound Au début de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, l'armée américaine disposait de « scout cars » légers et peu armés pour les activités de reconnaissance avancée. Développé au cours de la guerre, le véhicule blindé M-8 Greyhoud, qui offrait une meilleure protection et un armement plus lourd, a représenté un tournant pour l'armée américaine. Le véhicule offre une plus grande flexibilité opérationnelle et peut être utilisé plus efficacement pour soutenir les troupes au sol grâce au canon de 37 mm installé dans la tourelle. D'abord utilisé sur le front italien, de Montecassino à Anzio, il a ensuite participé aux opérations du jour J en juin 1944. Bien que le terrain de Normandie se soit révélé difficile et exigeant au début de l'opération, le M-8 a ensuite été apprécié pour sa rapidité de déplacement et sa polyvalence d'utilisation. Il a été utilisé non seulement par l'armée américaine, mais aussi par de nombreux pays alliés. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 US Sherman M4A3 Wet
510096440€28.49
Le char moyen M4 Sherman a été sans aucun doute le blindé le plus répandu et le plus utilisé durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Le M4 a constitué l’épine dorsale des forces blindées américaines et a été produit en de nombreuses versions et variantes. Le Sherman "Wet" a été développé au cours de la vie opérationnelle du char afin de réduire le risque d'incendie en combat, un problème fréquent sur les premières versions produites. Introduit en 1944, il utilisait des réservoirs de carburant positionnés et conçus pour minimiser les risques d’explosion et d’incendie. La solution des réservoirs immergés dans une solution de propylène glycol, d'où le nom "Wet", s’est révélée efficace, et les équipages ont apprécié l’amélioration de la fiabilité et des capacités de survie en combat. Il a été largement utilisé sur le front européen lors des phases finales du conflit. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 Véhicule amphibie DUKW
510006392€32.99
Référence article: 510006392 Produit: 1:35 DUKW Amphibious vehicle C’est à partir du camion de transport tactique américain General Motor CCKW-353 de 2½ tonnes 6x6 qu’une version amphibie spéciale a été conçue et construite pour répondre aux besoins logistiques des équipes de débarquement de l'armée américaine afin de transférer les marchandises directement et rapidement des navires à la plage. Les composants de base étaient en effet les mêmes que ceux du camion routier GMC avec son moteur 6 cylindres de 4 400 cm3 et ses trois différentiels à six roues motrices. Le DUKW se caractérisait par sa coque soudée, pour la rendre amphibie, renforcée par des nervures horizontales. Sa force résidait dans son extraordinaire polyvalence et sa capacité de charge. En effet, il pouvait transporter 2 400 kg de charge utile soit 25 hommes entièrement équipés. Les DUKW ont été largement utilisés sur tous les théâtres de guerre par l'armée américaine, les Marines et les forces armées de nombreux pays alliés. Ils ont contribué efficacement aux débarquements de Salerne et d'Anzio, en Normandie lors du jour J, à Utah et à Omaha, ainsi que sur les plages du Pacifique.
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1:35 Véhicule de combat
510000320€12.49
The Italeri Commando Car presents a compact 1:35 scale military vehicle kit with a finished length of 9.5 cm and the open layout of a modified airborne jeep. Its proportions, exposed cabin and field equipment create a focused display piece that brings reconnaissance and commando vehicle history onto the workbench in a manageable format. The build is shaped around distinct subassemblies, including the interior tub, radiator and grille section, ladder-style chassis, suspension parts, wheels and exterior fittings. Instruction stages show steering and control details, seat assemblies, stowage pieces, a spare wheel and multiple weapon mounts, giving the model a layered mechanical look rather than a simplified silhouette. The subject is based on a wartime vehicle adapted for infantry support and rapid raids, with 5 machine guns and additional fuel capacity of 135 l in the original configuration. A crew figure is included to add scale contrast and strengthen diorama placement. On a shelf, in a military vehicle lineup or as part of a terrain scene, the Commando Car reads clearly through its low body, exposed seating and heavily equipped profile. Assembly is required, with a stated build time of 600 minutes. Paints, tools and cement are required separately.
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1:35 Véhicule de récupération M32
510006547€29.99
Italeri M32 Recovery Vehicle is a 1:35 scale assembly kit that captures the distinctive form of the U.S. Army armored recovery vehicle developed from the Sherman A-4 chassis. At 16.7 cm long, the finished model brings the tall superstructure, recovery boom and tracked layout into a compact format that still reads clearly on a shelf, in a cabinet or as part of a larger military scene. The subject stands apart from a standard tank because the main armament and turret were replaced by equipment for lifting, towing and field repair. That role gives the build a different silhouette, with the recovery structure and onboard workshop character shaping the whole vehicle. Italeri also equips the kit with new gluable tracks, adding a defined construction stage around the running gear. Decals for 3 versions expand the finishing options with period markings tied to wartime service in Europe, including named vehicles and unit identifiers shown on the sheet. With a 600-minute assembly time and a 14+ age marking, the kit suits builders looking for a longer project centered on military engineering rather than frontline firepower. The completed M32 fits naturally into Second World War and Korean War themed collections, and its recovery role also gives diorama builders a strong focal point for maintenance, towing or battlefield support scenes.
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1:35 WWII Véhicule tout-terrain américain
510000314€15.99
Italeri 1:35 WWII US Off-Road Support Vehicle brings a classic light military vehicle into a compact scale build with a finished model length of 14 cm. The assembly kit combines the jeep with a trailer, creating a small convoy-style subject that carries the look of wartime transport and support equipment in one display piece. The 1:35 scale gives the body, wheels, trailer structure, and exterior fittings enough presence for careful painting and weathering work. The kit is designed for assembly and lists a build time of 600 minutes, making it suited to a longer bench session with steady progress across chassis, body sections, and smaller details. Decals for 1 version are included for the finishing stage, adding the markings that complete the chosen scheme. The source material behind the vehicle reflects the wartime development of a light multi-purpose 4x4 and the broad service history that made this type one of the most widely produced military light vehicles of the period. On a shelf, in a cabinet, or as part of a 1:35 diorama, the combination of vehicle and trailer creates a focused historical scene with more visual depth than a standalone jeep. The compact footprint also leaves room to place terrain, figures, or other period accessories around the completed build. Minimum age: 14 years
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1:56 Char B1 Bis
510025766€21.99
Référence article: 510025766 Produit: 1:56 Char B1 Bis Le "Char de Bataille" B1 était le principal char de combat utilisé par l'armée française pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Le projet initial a été lancé au milieu des années 1920 (de nombreuses solutions techniques adoptées, telles que les grandes chenilles exposées, sont en effet typiques de cette période), mais il n'a commencé à être distribué aux unités qu'au milieu des années 1930. Robuste et massif, il a été amélioré dans sa version "bis" pour augmenter ses performances et sa capacité opérationnelle. Il était armé d'un canon de tourelle de 47 mm et d'un obusier de 75 mm installé dans une casemate à l'avant du char. Bien que ce fût globalement un bon char pour l'époque, le Char B1 bis était utilisé en soutien des divisions d'infanterie plutôt que dans des groupes blindés autonomes qui auraient assuré une plus grande flexibilité opérationnelle contre les divisions de Panzer allemandes lors de la campagne de France en 1940. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:56 Cromwell MK. IV
510025754€21.99
Référence article: 510025754 Produit: 1:56 Cromwell MK. IV Le char "Cromwell", a été développé pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale par l'armée britannique pour remplacer le vieillissant Crusader dans le rôle de "Cruiser Tank". Le Cromwell se caractérisait par sa vitesse très élevée, pouvant atteindre plus de 60 km/h, et sa grande maniabilité. Bien que la vitesse soit souvent limitée pour ne pas trop solliciter la mécanique du char, notamment ses suspensions, elle était associée à une armure décente et à un bon armement. Le canon principal de 75 mm monté dans la tourelle était en effet assez puissant dans les combats contre des véhicules blindés similaires et pouvait utiliser les mêmes munitions que d'autres chars alliés comme le Sherman américain. De plus, le Cromwell a également joué un rôle efficace de soutien rapproché pour l'infanterie. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:56 Italians Tanks & Semoventi
510025768€21.99
Référence article: 510025768 Produit: 1:56 Italienische Panzer & Semoventi La production des chars italiens pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale a été concentrée sur la série "M". Le M-13/40 était le char le plus célèbre et le plus largement utilisé de l'Armée royale. Équipé d'un canon de 47 mm, il se distinguait par sa structure de chenilles et de suspensions originales ainsi que par sa protection caractéristique "boulonnée". Sur son châssis a également été développé le chasseur de chars M-40. Armé d'un obusier de 75 mm installé dans une casemate, il était redouté par les véhicules blindés ennemis. Les meilleurs résultats ont été obtenus grâce à l'utilisation combinée des M-13/40 accompagnés des chasseurs de chars capables de compenser la puissance de feu limitée du char. Au cours de la guerre, tant les chars que les chasseurs de chars ont bénéficié d'améliorations dans les solutions techniques et l'armement. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:56 JS-2 Stalin
510025764€21.99
En février 1943, pour remplacer les KV désormais obsolètes, les premiers prototypes de chars lourds destinés à équiper les unités blindées de l'Armée rouge furent produits. Le plus célèbre des chars conçus pour contrer les nouveaux véhicules allemands lourdement blindés, tels que le Tiger et le Panther, fut le Joseph Stalin JS-2. Armé du puissant canon de 122 mm installé dans une tourelle montée en position centrale, il se caractérisait par une coque en acier moulé, un blindage lourd et l'adoption d'un moteur diesel V12 de plus de 600 chevaux. Le poids total du char était de 46 tonnes. Il fut utilisé dans les combats qui ont conduit à la reconquête de l'Ukraine, aux opérations en Hongrie et, dans la phase finale du conflit, lors de la bataille de Berlin. Ce fut l'un des chars les plus puissants utilisés par l'Union soviétique pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:56 M8/M20 Lévrier
510025759€21.99
Référence article: 510025759 Produit: 1:56 M8/M20 Greyhound Au début de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, l'armée américaine disposait de « scout cars » légers et peu armés pour les activités de reconnaissance avancée. Développé au cours de la guerre, le véhicule blindé M-8 Greyhoud, qui offrait une meilleure protection et un armement plus lourd, a représenté un tournant pour l'armée américaine. Le véhicule offre une plus grande flexibilité opérationnelle et peut être utilisé plus efficacement pour soutenir les troupes au sol grâce au canon de 37 mm installé dans la tourelle. D'abord utilisé sur le front italien, de Montecassino à Anzio, il a ensuite participé aux opérations du jour J en juin 1944. Bien que le terrain de Normandie se soit révélé difficile et exigeant au cours des premières phases de l'opération, par la suite, le M-8 a été particulièrement apprécié pour sa rapidité de déplacement et sa polyvalence d'utilisation. La version M-20 a été développée à partir de la version M8 pour des missions de police militaire et de véhicule de commandement. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:56 Pz.Kpfw. III Ausf. J/L/M/N
510025757€21.99
Référence article: 510025757 Produit: 1:56 Pz.Kpfw. III Ausf. J/L/M/N Le développement du char moyen Panzerkampfwagen III a commencé au milieu des années 1930, dans le but d'en faire la colonne vertébrale des unités blindées de la Wehrmacht. Il a été un acteur clé de la Blitzkrieg et des premières phases de la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Au fil du temps, dans ses différentes versions produites, il a adopté une armement principal plus efficace. À partir du canon de 37 mm des premières séries de production, il a été équipé de canons atteignant jusqu'à 75 mm de calibre, lui permettant de contrer des véhicules blindés supérieurs. Pendant la guerre, il a également été amélioré au niveau de l'armure et souvent équipé de protections supplémentaires pour augmenter sa résistance au combat. Cependant, à partir de 1943, l'écart technologique par rapport aux chars adverses a progressivement conduit au remplacement du Panzer III par des véhicules plus modernes et lourdement armés. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:56 Pz.Kpfw. VI Tiger I Ausf. E
510025755€21.99
Le Panzerkampfwagen VI Tiger I est certainement l'un des chars de combat les plus célèbres de la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Il fut développé pour équiper les divisions blindées de la Wehrmacht d'un char de combat lourdement blindé et lourdement armé pour accompagner les chars moyens Panzer III et Panzer IV qui étaient les plus répandus mais qui n’étaient plus en mesure de combattre efficacement les chars adversaires. L'armement principal était constitué du célèbre et létal canon antichar longue portée KwK 36 L / 56 de 88 mm. Installé dans la tourelle et protégé par un lourd bouclier de 120 mm, il était capable de perforer, même à une longue distance, le blindage de n’importe quel engin ennemi de l'époque. Il a été déployé sur tous les principaux théâtres d'opérations et a participé activement aux opérations militaires allemandes en Normandie et sur le front occidental. Bien que conditionné par des problèmes de fiabilité et d’emploi, le char lourd, aux mains d'équipages expérimentés, a toujours été extrêmement redouté par les forces alliées. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:56 Sd.Kfz. 142/1 StuG III
510025756€21.99
Référence article: 510025756 Produit: 1:56 Sd.Kfz. 142/1 StuG III Conçu pour fournir un appui-feu à l'infanterie allemande selon les concepts tactiques de la Blitzkrieg, le SturmGeschütz III a évolué au cours de la guerre en de nouvelles versions plus avancées avec un profil de mission différent. Sur le front de l'Est, la rencontre avec les chars soviétiques les plus puissants et innovants a conduit à une expansion de son rôle, passant du soutien aux équipes d'infanterie à celui d'un véhicule blindé anti-char efficace. De construction simple et économique, il a été l'un des véhicules les plus produits par les industries allemandes jusqu'à la fin de la guerre. Avec l'avènement de la version "G", spécialisée dans le rôle antichar, la version armée d'un obusier de 105 mm (Sturmhaubitze 42) a également été introduite. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:56 Sd.Kfz. 171 Panther Ausf. A
510025752€21.99
Référence article: 510025752 Produit: 1:56 Sd.Kfz. 171 Panther Ausf. A Le Panzerkampfwagen V « Panther » a certainement été l'un des plus célèbres chars de la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Il voit le jour comme une réponse directe aux chars soviétiques T-34 et KV-1 qui surclassèrent, de par leurs prestations et armement, les Panzer III et Panzer IV désormais datés sur le front Est. Fonctionnant avec un moteur V-12 Mayback de 700 chevaux, il était armé du canon KwK de 42 à 75 mm, à grande vitesse, très efficace surtout pour l'emploi antichar. Grâce au projet valide qui optimisait la protection, avec l’adoption de l’armature avant inclinée, la mobilité, la vitesse et l’armement, le Panther peut être considéré comme l’un des meilleurs chars de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale, et fut utilisé sur tous les principaux fronts de l’Italie à la France, ou encore le front Est. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:56 Sherman M4A3E8 Fury
510025772€21.99
Référence article: 510025772 Produit: 1:56 Sherman M4A3E8 Fury Le char moyen M4 Sherman a sans aucun doute été le véhicule blindé le plus répandu et utilisé pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Le M4 a constitué l'épine dorsale des forces blindées américaines et a été produit en de nombreuses versions et variantes. Vers la fin de 1944, la version M4A3E8 a commencé à être produite, surnommée "Easy Eight", qui a amélioré l'efficacité opérationnelle du Sherman grâce aux modifications apportées. À côté du canon à longue portée de 76 mm M1 à haute vélocité, un nouveau système de suspension HVSS avec des amortisseurs horizontaux a été ajouté, assurant un meilleur contact avec le sol, des conditions de conduite nettement améliorées et une vitesse accrue. Il a participé aux phases finales de la Seconde Guerre mondiale et a joué un rôle actif dans la guerre de Corée. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:56 US M4 Sherman (75 mm)
510025751€21.99
Référence article: 510025751 Produit: 1:56 US M4 Sherman (75 mm) Le char moyen M4 Sherman était sans aucun doute le véhicule blindé le plus répandu et utilisé pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Le M4 constituait l'épine dorsale des forces blindées américaines et a été produit en de nombreuses versions et variantes. Le premier exemplaire à entrer en production à grande échelle était le Sherman M4A1, caractérisé par sa coque arrondie et sa tourelle en fonte. Les premiers Sherman étaient équipés d'un canon de 75 mm, remplacé ultérieurement par un canon à haute vélocité de 76 mm. Le Sherman M4A1 est entré en service en 1942 et a équipé les unités blindées de l'armée américaine dans les premiers mois de la guerre. Cependant, sa véritable force résidait dans sa conception. Le Sherman était en effet économique, fiable et facile à produire en grand nombre. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:72 Ambulance Sd.Kfz.305
510007055€13.99
The Italeri Sd.Kfz.305 Ambulance brings the Opel Blitz military truck into 1:72 scale as a detailed plastic assembly kit with a finished model length of 8.2 cm. Its enclosed medical body, rounded cab and period truck layout give the build a clear World War II ambulance character that stands out on a display shelf or within a wider vehicle lineup. This version draws on the widely used Opel Blitz platform, a medium truck deployed by the German Army on multiple fronts during World War Two. The ambulance conversion adds a box-style rear compartment, side openings and prominent medical marking areas that change the silhouette from a standard cargo truck to a dedicated field transport vehicle. Decals for 4 versions open up different historical appearances, including varied camouflage and unit markings, so the painting stage can follow several documented schemes. The 1:72 format also makes the model easy to place alongside other vehicles, figures and scenery from the same scale. A 600 minute assembly time gives the project the pace of a classic scale build, with separate stages for construction, painting and final markings. On the workbench, the compact size keeps handling manageable while still leaving enough surface detail for careful brushwork. Once completed, the model fits naturally into World War II dioramas, convoy scenes or military vehicle displays where an ambulance variant adds a distinct support role beside transport and combat machines.
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1:72 AS 42 Sahariana
510097044€13.49
La Camionnette Désertique modèle 42 "Sahariana" a été développée pour le compte du Regio Esercito italien sur la base du châssis et de la mécanique du fiable véhicule blindé AB 41. Au cours des opérations sur le front africain, il est apparu en effet le besoin d'un véhicule de reconnaissance particulièrement adapté aux conditions désertiques, où la conduite sur le sable nécessitait des caractéristiques spécifiques absentes dans les véhicules disponibles. Grâce à son profil latéral bas et à ses grandes roues, la "Sahariana" était idéale pour les opérations de reconnaissance et pour mener des incursions rapides en territoire ennemi. Son bon autonomie mettait en valeur la possibilité d'utiliser le véhicule également pour des opérations à longue portée. Le type d'armement pouvait varier selon les modèles et était constitué de la mitrailleuse Breda 20/65 mod 1935, du canon antichar efficace 47/32, ou du fusil antichar Solothurn de 20 mm. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:72 Char de reconnaissance US M3A1
510007063€13.49
En 1938, la White Motor Company concentra son attention sur la conception et le développement du M3 afin de fournir à l’armée des Etats Unis un véhicule de reconnaissance blindé. Equipé d’un moteur Hercules à 6 cylindres JXD à essence de 110 chevaux, cet engin atteignait une vitesse maximale de 81 Km/h. Doté de quatre roues motrices, il était utilisé pour les manœuvres de patrouillage, de reconnaissance et de poste de commande. Ce véhicule pouvait accueillir jusqu’à 8 hommes, il était équipé d’une mitrailleuse Browning M2 de 12,7 mm et de 2 autres Browning de 7,7 mm placés dans les tourelles latérales. Il fut employé pour la première fois pendant la bataille des Philippines en 1941 et fut également présent en Afrique du Nord et en Sicile où il fut remplacé au cours de la Guerre, pour les exercices d’exploration avancée, par le dernier M8 Greyhound. Outre à l’armée américaine il fut utilisé par les Forces de l’Armée Anglaise, par les Français et par certaines subdivisions de l’Armée Rouge qui l’utilisèrent sur le front oriental comme remorque pour les canons ZIS-3 de 76 mm.
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1:72 Char Kpfw. IV
510007007€17.99
Italeri Panzer Kpfw. IV is a 1:72 scale assembly kit that brings one of the most widely used German tanks of the 2nd World War into a compact 8.5 cm finished model. The small scale keeps the build manageable on a workbench while still leaving room for the long gun, tracked running gear and angular hull lines that define the vehicle's silhouette. The subject reflects the Panzer IV as a better protected design armed with a 7.5 cm cannon, developed after the limits of the earlier Model III became clear against opposing armour such as the Soviet T-34. Italeri presents that history through a build that moves from separate moulded parts to a complete armoured vehicle with turret, road wheels, side armour elements and surface details. The included assembly kit format suits careful step-by-step construction, and the stated 600-minute assembly time signals a project with room for painting, fitting and finishing rather than a quick snap build. Decals for 1 version complete the model with the markings needed for the final scheme. On the bench, the 1:72 format fits neatly into diorama scenes, military collections or a line-up of historical vehicles without taking much space. The finished Panzer Kpfw. IV also works as a focused display piece, where the compact dimensions make the camouflage, turret profile and track layout easy to place on a shelf or in a cabinet.
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1:72 chars de combat VI Tiger I version E
510107505€18.99
The Italeri Pz.Kpfw.VI Tiger I Ausf. E model kit brings one of the most recognisable armoured vehicles of World War II into a compact 1:72 scale format, with 2 fast assembly models in one set. Each finished tank measures about 12 cm and captures the low hull, turret and long gun profile that made the Tiger I such a distinctive battlefield design. This assembly kit is arranged as a focused build rather than a high part-count project, with 10 parts for each tank. The layout shown for the build includes the lower hull tub, upper hull deck, turret, gun barrel, rear plate, exhaust assembly and the left and right track runs, so the structure comes together in clear stages. A new decals sheet is included, and decals for 2 versions allow different markings and unit numbers across the pair. The leaflet also shows 2 historical finishing options: schwere Panzerabteilung 505 on the eastern front in 1944 and schwere Panzerabteilung 504 in Italy in early 1945. On a wargaming table, in a military diorama or on a shelf with other 1:72 vehicles, the matched pair creates a coherent scene with room for different camouflage and marking choices. Assembly is required, and the stated build time is 600 minutes.
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1:72 Chasseur de chars PzKpfw. III Ausf. J Fast Ass. Kit
510107507€16.99
The PzKpfw. III Ausf. J Fast Ass. Kit from Italeri brings a compact 1:72 military build to the workbench with 2 matching tank models, each measuring 7.7 cm. The fast assembly format keeps the focus on the vehicle's recognisable hull, turret, barrel, and tracked running gear while still delivering a detailed scale result suited to display and wargame use. This assembly kit is designed for builders aged 14 years and up and has a stated assembly time of 600 minutes. The Panzer III subject adds historical depth, with the kit drawing on the Ausf. J version of the tank developed as part of Germany's mid-1930s armoured vehicle programme. Decals are provided for 2 finishing versions, and the instruction material shows marking options for German Army vehicles in North Africa 1942-1943 and on the Eastern Front 1942-1943. The kit artwork also indicates early and late configuration choices, adding another layer of variation to the finished models. On a shelf, in a diorama, or across a tabletop battlefield, the pair format gives scenes immediate structure because 2 vehicles of the same type can be finished in different schemes or positioned together. Paints are required separately.
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1:72 Ger. Véhicule de combat blindé 35 (t)
510007084€16.99
Italeri Panzerkampfwagen 35(t) Model Kit 1:72 brings an early-war light tank into a compact scale build with a finished model length of 6.8 cm. The detailed plastic kit captures the distinctive profile of the Czechoslovakian LT vz.35 in German service, including the turreted gun layout, tracked running gear and riveted vehicle form that define this historic design. The subject reflects a tank developed during the 1930s and later redesignated Panzerkampfwagen 35 (t), with the letter t marking its Czechoslovakian production origin. In service, the full-size vehicle carried 2 machine guns and a 37 mm gun, details that shape the character of the miniature build and its period-correct silhouette. The kit also includes 1 figure, which adds a human scale cue when placed with the open hatch area or within a small scene. Decals for 4 versions widen the finishing options and support historically varied markings across different operators. On a workbench, the 600 minute build time gives space for careful assembly, painting and decal application rather than a quick snap-together result. Once completed, the 1:72 scale format sits neatly in military collections, on diorama terrain or alongside other period vehicles where the compact footprint keeps historical scenes easy to arrange. Radio gear, a battery pack, a charger and paints are required separately.
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1:72 German Guns Set : PAK35-PAK40-FLAK38
510007026€12.99
The German Guns Set brings 3 artillery subjects together in 1:72 scale, combining PAK35, PAK40 and FLAK38 builds with 8 figures for a compact military scene that develops step by step on the workbench. Each gun adds a different silhouette to the finished layout, so the set can be arranged as a focused display with crews placed in firing, loading or support positions. As an assembly kit, this set suits builders who enjoy a longer project, with a stated assembly time of 600 minutes. The 1:72 format keeps the proportions tight and manageable while still leaving room for distinct gun shields, carriages, barrels and crew placement across the 3 models. The included figures help break up the composition around each emplacement and give the finished scene more depth than a guns-only build. Paints and cement are required separately. On a shelf, in a cabinet or as part of a wider World War II diorama, the completed set creates a layered arrangement with multiple focal points rather than a single vehicle or weapon. The shared 1:72 scale also makes it easier to combine the finished guns and figures with other military builds in the same collection.
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1:72 King Tiger
510072005€30.99
Référence article: 510072005 Produit: 1:72 King Tiger Le char lourd Sd.Kfz 182 Panzer VI Ausf. B « King Tiger » entra en service avec l’armée allemande à partir de la mi-1944. Profondément différent du Tiger I, il se caractérise par son gros volume (presque 70 tonnes), son blindage remarquable, sa caisse avant inclinée et l’adoption du redoutable canon de 88 mm KwK 43 L/7. Le King Tiger, grâce au moteur Maybach V-12, pouvait atteindre la vitesse maximale de 42 km/h. Pour la production en série, deux tourelles différentes furent adoptées : la tourelle Porsche et, bien plus nombreuse en termes d’exemplaires réalisés, la tourelle Henschel. En plus de contenir le canon de 88 mm, les deux tourelles étaient en mesure de stocker 80 grenades. En juillet 1944, le King Tiger fut employé pour la première fois au combat par le 503ème Bataillon de chars lourds durant la Bataille de Normandie.
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1:72 Kit de maquettes F-16 C/D Night Falcon
510072009€30.99
Référence article: 510072009 Produit: 1:72 Model-Set F-16 C/D Night Falcon Le F-16 Fighting Falcon, produit par la société américaine General Dynamics à partir de la fin des années 70, est une véritable icône de l’aviation militaire. Au début, développé pour répondre aux besoins de l’U.S. Air Force d’avoir un avion de chasse monoplace diurne de supériorité aérienne, le projet a progressivement évolué et un avion de combat multi-rôle tous-temps a été créé, caractérisé par une flexibilité opérationnelle extraordinaire. Le F-16 se caractérise par un design original, facilement reconnaissable par le « canopy » (verrière) à bulle. qui garantit une grande visibilité au pilote. De plus, le F-16 adopta des solutions innovantes telles que la cloche latérale, le « fly-by-wire » et de modernes systèmes avioniques pour le vol et le combat. Apprécié par les pilotes pour sa grande manœuvrabilité et fiabilité, il est armé d’un canon M61 Vulcan de 20mm. Grâce à ses nombreux points d’attaque, il peut utiliser un arsenal offensif varié de missiles et de bombes. Le F-16 a été employé par de nombreuses forces aériennes du monde entier et il a effectué, souvent avec une grande efficacité, un nombre important de missions opérationnelles.
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1:72 Le Sd. Kfz 250/3
510007034€15.99
Référence article: 510007034 Produit: 1:72 Sd. Kfz 250/3 Le semi-chenillé Sd.Kfz. 250 a été largement utilisé par les troupes mécanisées allemandes pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Développé sur la « disposition » technique du tracteur d'artillerie Sd.Kfz.10, il devait fournir une solution flexible et fiable pour intégrer les mouvements d'infanterie avec les troupes blindées. Le véhicule Sd.Kfz. 250 était armé d'une ou deux mitrailleuses MG34 de 7,92 mm et pouvait emporter, avec un bon niveau de protection, une escouade d'infanterie de 4 hommes sur le champ de bataille. L'appréciation du véhicule a été à la base du développement de nombreuses variantes dont la version 250/3 Leichter Funkpanzerwagen (véhicule blindé léger de liaison radio), utilisé comme centre névralgique de la liaison radio entre les troupes avancées, l'artillerie et l'armée de l'air. Le célèbre « Greif », utilisé par Erwin Rommel en Afrique du Nord, est un véritable poste de commandement avancé en contact étroit avec les troupes de première ligne.
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1:72 Le Sd. Kfz. 182 King Tiger
510007004€16.49
The Italeri Sd. Kfz. 182 King Tiger model kit brings one of the best-known WWII heavy tanks into a compact 1:72 scale format with a finished length of 11.2 cm. Its long 88 mm cannon, broad turret form and tracked layout give the build a strong battlefield profile that reads clearly even in a smaller scale display. The assembly kit is built around multiple sprues with separate armour sections, running gear parts, grilles and exterior details. Road wheels and sprockets shape the dense lower hull area, while turret-mounted fittings and hull tools add visual depth across the finished tank. A decal for 1 version supports a defined marking option rather than a generic finish. The source vehicle was known for heavy armour, a complex suspension system and a maintenance-prone engine, and those design characteristics inform the model's distinctive structure and stance. Assembly time is stated as 600 minutes, making this a substantial bench project rather than a quick build. During painting and finishing, the 1:72 scale works well for compact military scenes, shelf display or a line-up with other armoured vehicles from the same period. The finished King Tiger suits builders who enjoy careful part placement, measured paintwork and the visual contrast between flat armour plates, turret mass and the long gun barrel. Paints and tools are required separately.
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1:72 M3A1 Half Track
510107509€17.99
Italeri M3A1 Half Track 1:72 Easy Kit Set brings the distinctive wheel-and-track layout of this military transport into a compact assembly format, with 2 models in one box and each finished vehicle measuring 8.3 cm. The paired build creates a convincing convoy presence on a diorama road, a wargame table or a display shelf, where the open rear body and angular armored lines stand out clearly at this scale. Each model uses 14 parts, giving the construction a focused structure that keeps attention on the shape of the M3A1 rather than on a high part count. The finished form combines front wheels with rear tracks, a layout that defines the half-track silhouette and gives the model its recognisable stance. Marking options extend the visual range with 4 versions, including 1944 schemes shown for U.S., British, Free French and Brazilian service. The decal sheet adds stars, roundels, serials and tactical markings that change the identity of the same base vehicle across different historical settings. This set suits builders who want two matching vehicles for formation scenes, transport columns or battlefield support layouts. Assembly is required and the stated build time is 600 minutes. The 14+ age marking places the set in a hobby context shaped around careful construction, painting and finishing work.
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1:72 M4 Sherman
510007003€13.49
The Italeri M4 Sherman model kit brings a well-known World War II tank into a compact 1:72 scale format that keeps the build manageable while still showing the vehicle's distinctive turret, hull and tracked layout. With a finished model length of 8.2 cm, the completed tank fits naturally into display cabinets, dioramas or tabletop scenes where small-scale armour needs clear shape and presence. Separate sprues organise the construction into visible sections, including dark grey track runs and running gear parts alongside olive drab hull components and exterior fittings. That layout supports a more deliberate assembly process, because the undercarriage, upper structure and detail pieces can be prepared and finished in stages. The decal sheet provides markings for 1 version, including USA insignia and number graphics that complete the military appearance with period-style identification. The subject itself is rooted in the M4 Sherman, the standard tank of the Allied armies and one of the most recognised armoured vehicles of the war. On the workbench, the small scale leaves room for careful painting, weathering and marking placement without demanding a large footprint. Once assembled, the model suits historical displays, compact armour collections and war game scenes that call for a Sherman silhouette with classic U.S. markings.
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1:72 M4A3E2 "JUMBO", 2 pcs
510107520€16.99
Italeri M4A3E2 "JUMBO" brings the heavy Sherman variant into a compact 1:72 model kit with 2 matching tanks in one box. Each finished vehicle measures 8.3 cm and carries the broad hull, turreted layout and long gun profile that give this version its distinct battlefield look in a small display footprint. The set is built as a fast assembly kit, with 11 parts for each tank and a total build time stated as 600 minutes. That structure keeps the construction focused on the main forms of the vehicle rather than a dense parts count, making the pair well suited to hobby sessions that move from assembly into painting and markings. Special decals for 5 versions are included, adding white stars, serials and tactical markings that change the identity of the finished tanks across the pair. The kit is especially developed for wargame use, so the 2-model format fits naturally into tabletop forces, scenario building and linked vehicle displays. On a shelf, in a diorama or beside other 1:72 military subjects, the matched pair creates a coherent scene with consistent scale and proportions. Paints are required separately, which leaves room to finish the tanks in a cleaner parade look or a more weathered field appearance.
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1:72 Pz.Kpfw.V Panther
510107504€17.49
Italeri Pz.Kpfw.V Panther brings the Panther Ausf.G into 1:72 scale as a detailed assembly kit with 2 matching tanks, each measuring 12.7 cm when built. The compact format suits wargame tables, military dioramas, and shelf display, while the sloped hull, long main gun, and rotating turret shape give the vehicle its unmistakable WWII profile. The fast assembly layout is built around major sections such as the upper hull, lower hull, turret shell, gun barrel, rear panel, and full track-and-roadwheel side assemblies. This structure keeps the build focused on the tank's form instead of a long parts count, while still preserving molded engine deck features, hatch outlines, side-mounted tools, and running gear detail. Waterslide decals add crosses and number options for finishing, and the paint guide shows German Army camouflage references for Spring 1945. Assembly is required. Assembly time is 600 minutes. On a tabletop, the pair of Panthers can represent matching units in scenario play or anchor a late-war armored column in a compact scene. In a display setting, the 2-model format also allows different camouflage treatments on the same vehicle type, making the kit well suited to side-by-side comparison of markings, paintwork, and weathering.
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1:72 Sd.Kfz 142/1 Sturmgesch.III (véhicule d'assaut)
510107522€16.99
The Italeri Sd.Kfz 142/1 Sturmgeschütz III brings a classic German self-propelled gun into a compact 1:72 scale format, with 2 matching models in one Assembly kit and a finished length of 7.6 cm per vehicle. Built on the Pz.Kpfw. III chassis, this design combines the low casemate silhouette with the direct, purposeful look that made the Sturmgeschütz series a constant presence across Second World War battlefields. The kit uses 100% new moulds and a fast assembly layout, with 23 parts for each vehicle shaping the hull, track units and upper structure into a clean base for painting and finishing. Special wargame decals support historically styled markings, and the supplied references show camouflage and insignia options linked to Smolensk in late 1943, Normandy in summer 1944, and Italy in 1944. Assembly is required, with a stated build time of 600 minutes. Paints, glue and tools are required separately. On a gaming table, the pair works naturally as matched assault guns in the same force, while a display shelf or bunker diorama can use the 2 vehicles to show different markings and camouflage approaches. The compact scale also leaves room for terrain, infantry and fortifications around the finished models.
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1:72 Sd.Kfz. 251/1 "Stuka Zu Fuss" (Stuka à pied)
510007080€18.99
The Italeri Sd.Kfz. 251/1 "Stuka Zu Fuss" in 1:72 scale brings a distinctive Second World War half-track into a compact model kit with strong visual presence. At 8.1 cm long, the finished build combines the armored transport layout of the Sd.Kfz. 251 with the Wurfrahmen 40 rocket launcher installation, creating a silhouette defined by side-mounted launch frames and tracked rear running gear. The assembly kit is designed as a detailed build for ages 14+ and develops through a 600-minute construction process. Its subject is based on the Wehrmacht half-track powered by a Maybach 6-cylinder petrol engine, a vehicle type that reached 55 km/h and served across multiple operational fronts. This version represents the launcher conversion with 6 rocket compartments, arranged as 3 on each side. The kit also offers an alternative radio version, adding another configuration path during the build. Decals support 3 finishing versions, and the included 3 figures extend the scene beyond the vehicle itself. Once assembled and painted, the model suits shelf display, historical dioramas and focused hobby sessions centered on military vehicles in 1:72 scale. The combination of compact dimensions, alternate configuration and crew figures gives the finished Sd.Kfz. 251/1 a strong battlefield character without demanding a large display footprint.
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1:72 Sd.Kfz. 251/8 Ambulance
510007077€15.99
The 1:72 Sd.Kfz. 251/8 Ambulance from Italeri brings a historically based WWII half-track ambulance into a compact model kit with a finished length of 8.1 cm. Its armored body shape, front wheel and rear track layout, and medical service markings give the completed vehicle a clear field-ambulance identity that stands out in military model displays. This assembly kit is built around detailed molded parts that reproduce the characteristic structure of the Sd.Kfz. 251/8 variant. The half-track configuration combines a steering front axle with a tracked rear section, reflecting the original vehicle layout used for movement across difficult ground. Decals add red cross insignia, registration markings and equipment labels that sharpen the final appearance and support historically styled finishing. The kit also includes figures shown on the parts sprues, adding extra scene-building potential around the vehicle. Assembly is required, and the stated assembly time is 600 minutes. On a shelf, in a diorama, or as part of a 1:72 military vehicle lineup, the completed model adds a distinct support-vehicle role beside combat subjects. Builders can focus on camouflage painting, decal placement and weathered field presentation to give the ambulance variant a convincing operational look. Paints and tools are required separately.
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1:72 SD.Kfz.251/1 Ausf. C Fast Assm. Kit
510107516€16.99
The Italeri Sd.Kfz.251/1 Ausf. C Fast Assm. Kit brings a classic half-track subject into a compact 1:72 scale format with 2 matching builds in one box. Each model uses 100% new moulds and a simplified 14-part layout, creating a clean starting point for builders who want defined vehicle shapes, tracked running gear and a shorter route into painting and markings. The Sd.Kfz.251/1 Ausf. C combines front wheels with rear tracks, a layout that gives this WWII carrier its distinctive silhouette and makes it stand out in military model collections. The decal sheet supports 3 versions, including alternative tactical markings and registration plates that change the finished look from one build to the next. The assembly sequence centres on the lower hull, track units, upper body shell and small exterior fittings, so the structure of the vehicle becomes clear as the parts come together. Assembly is required, with a stated build time of 600 minutes. Paints are required separately. On a wargame table, the 2-model format supports paired vehicle scenes, convoy layouts or opposing paint schemes within the same scale. In a display setting, the compact footprint of 1:72 scale makes the finished half-tracks easy to place alongside figures, terrain pieces and other military subjects from the same period.
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1:72 StuG III Ausf. G Late Miag Prod.
550072112€20.79
MiniArt StuG III Ausf. G Late Miag Prod. brings a late-production German self-propelled gun into a compact 1:72 plastic model kit format, combining a low-profile silhouette with the armored form that made this vehicle type so distinctive. The scale keeps the finished build manageable on a workbench while still leaving room for authentic surface and structural detail. The kit focuses on the late Miag production version of the StuG III Ausf. G, giving the build a specific variant identity rather than a generic armored vehicle outline. Photo-etched parts introduce finer metal components where sharper scale definition matters most, and the crisp molding helps smaller features stay readable once primer, paint and weathering are applied. A decal sheet with 5 marking options expands the finishing stage with different unit identities drawn from the supplied markings. Age 14 Years. This is a plastic model kit and not a toy. Its 1:72 footprint works well in diorama scenes, cabinet displays and military vehicle lineups where several subjects share limited space. The late-war subject matter, compact scale and supplied marking choices make it a strong fit for builders who enjoy historically styled armor projects with room for careful painting and finishing work. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:72 US M7 Priest 105mm/Kang. Kit d'ass.
510107513€16.99
Italeri M7 Priest Kangaroo 1:72 Model Kit brings 2 tracked military vehicles into a compact scale that suits both building sessions and finished battlefield scenes. The assembly kit is based on the US M7 Priest 105 mm and Kangaroo variants, with each completed model measuring 8.3 cm and carrying the low, open-topped silhouette that gives these vehicles their distinctive profile. The set is supplied as a fast assembly format, while the stated assembly time is 600 minutes, leaving room for a more deliberate approach to fitting, painting, and finishing. Decals for 5 versions expand the visual options with stars, serial numbers, and formation-style markings drawn from different service uses. The source material shown for the kit references M7 Priest versions for the U.S. Army in North Western Europe 1944 and the British Army in the Mediterranean Theater 1943, plus a Kangaroo version for the New Zealand Army in Northern Italy in early 1945. That spread gives the build a stronger historical frame than a single marking option. On a wargame table, in a military diorama, or lined up with other 1:72 armour, the 2-model format creates more scene depth than a single vehicle alone. The compact dimensions make placement easy on terrain sections, while the separate variants support convoy, artillery, or troop-carrying setups with a clear visual difference between the finished builds.
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1:72 WWII canon antichar allemand Pak 40
510106096€10.99
The Italeri 1:72 WWII German PAK40 AT Gun w/servants brings a key artillery piece of the Second World War into a compact model kit format, combining the long 75 mm barrel, shielded carriage and crew figures in a scene that suits battlefield displays and historical dioramas. Its 1:72 scale makes the gun easy to place with other military miniatures while still leaving room for visible structural detail. The Pak 40 entered service at the beginning of 1941 and became the standard anti-tank gun of the German army. In the source data, the weapon is described as weighing 1500 kg and being able to penetrate a 70 mm plate at a range of 2000 meters, details that give the finished model a clear historical identity beyond its silhouette alone. The same gun design was also used, in slightly modified form, on tank destroyers such as the Marder, StuG III and Hetzer, which adds further context for collectors building vehicle-linked WWII scenes. Assembly is required, with a stated build time of 600 minutes. Once completed, the gun and servants can anchor a trench line, roadside firing position or wider combat layout, with the crew figures helping the emplacement read as an active field setup rather than a standalone cannon.
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Italeri Carro Armato L6/40 Tank Model Kit 1:35
510096553€34.99
The Carro Armato L6/40 from Italeri brings a compact Italian Second World War light tank into 1:35 scale, combining a focused build with the distinct proportions of a vehicle developed for reconnaissance and infantry support. Its small turret, low profile, and 2-man layout give the model a clear historical character on the bench and in a finished military display. The original Fiat L6/40 entered service in 1941 and was designed in the late 1930s, which places this subject in an early-war armored context with a very specific battlefield role. The commander also operated the cannon, a layout that shaped the real vehicle's internal arrangement and helps explain its compact form. Main armament on the full-size tank consisted of a 20 mm Breda 20/65 Mod. 1935 cannon mounted in the turret, paired with an 8 mm Breda 38 coaxial machine gun. That combination made the L6/40 suitable against light vehicles and lightly protected targets, while heavier armored opponents lay outside its strengths. The subject also opens several historically grounded display directions, since the L6/40 served in North Africa, the Balkans, and on the Eastern Front. A finished 1:35 build can therefore sit naturally in desert, urban, or winter diorama settings, or stand alone as a compact study of Italian wartime vehicle design. The age marking is 14 Years. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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Italeri Cromwell Mk.IV Model Set Tank 1:56
510075004€24.99
The Italeri Cromwell Mk.IV Model Set brings a fast British Cruiser Tank of the Second World War into 1:56 scale, combining a compact footprint with the distinct proportions of the Cromwell family. Its subject is the Cromwell Mk.IV, a vehicle developed by the British Army to replace the Crusader, with a layout shaped around speed, manoeuvrability and a turret-mounted 75 mm gun. That historical background gives the build a clear identity beyond a generic armoured vehicle. The real Cromwell could reach over 60 km/h, a notable figure for a tank of its period, and its suspension played a central role in balancing pace with control. Armour and armament were matched for engagements against similar armoured vehicles, while the 75 mm gun could use the same ammunition as Allied tanks such as the Sherman. The same vehicle also served in close support for infantry, which adds another authentic context for painting and presentation. On a shelf, in a diorama or alongside other 1:56 military subjects, the finished Cromwell Mk.IV carries a recognisable British wartime profile. The 14 years age marking places the set in a range suited to builders who want a historically grounded tank subject with a defined role, a named variant and a scale that fits broader military collections. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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Italeri King Tiger model kit 1:56 with figure
510015765€24.99
The Italeri King Tiger model kit brings the Sd.Kfz. 182 Panzer VI Ausf. B into 1:56 scale with a finished model length of 184 mm and proportions suited to 28 mm military scenes. Its 100% new mould gives this build a fresh tooling base, while the heavy tank silhouette, sloped frontal hull and long 8.8 cm KwK 43 L/71 gun create the unmistakable profile associated with the King Tiger. The source data places this vehicle in German army service from mid 1944 and notes a completely new chassis compared with the Tiger I. It also names the Mayback V-12 engine, the maximum speed of 42 km/h, and the capacity for 80 rounds in the main cannon. Two turret solutions are part of the King Tiger story, with Porsche turret vehicles appearing first and the Henschel turret used on most units produced. Decals for 4 versions give the finished build room for different markings, and the included tank driver adds a crew presence that suits both wargaming tables and static diorama layouts. Easy assembly keeps the project approachable for a focused build session, while the compact 1:56 format makes placement simple in collections, historical displays, and tabletop battle setups. The result is a military vehicle model that carries strong historical character without demanding a large footprint. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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Italeri M4A3E8 Sherman Fury Model Set 1:56
510075001€24.99
The Italeri M4A3E8 Sherman Fury Model Set captures one of the most recognisable late-war tank variants in 1:56 scale. Built around the Easy Eight version of the M4 Sherman, the set focuses on the configuration that entered production at the end of 1944 and brought notable technical updates to the United States medium tank. At the centre of this variant is the 76 mm M1 high velocity gun, paired with the horizontal volute spring suspension system known as HVSS. In historical service, that suspension layout was introduced to improve driving conditions and support higher speed, and it gives the M4A3E8 a distinct profile within the wider Sherman family. The subject also carries strong historical context, as the Easy Eight saw action in the closing stages of World War II and later in the Korean War. That background gives the finished 1:56 build a clear place in military collections and period diorama scenes. With a minimum age marking of 14 Years, the set suits builders looking for a compact armour subject with a defined wartime identity. On a shelf, in a display case, or as part of a broader World War II line-up, the M4A3E8 Sherman Fury stands out through its late-production specification and its long service history. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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Italeri M8 / M20 Model Set 1:56 with Driver
510015759€19.99
Italeri M8 / M20 brings a compact military vehicle subject into 1:56 scale with a finished length of about 107 mm, combining a detailed plastic model set with a tank driver figure for a build that carries presence without taking much display space. The proportions suit shelf presentation, small diorama layouts and focused paintwork where vehicle and crew can be finished as one scene. The set is based on 100% new moulds, giving this release a fresh tooling basis for the parts. In 1:56 scale, the M8 / M20 format works well alongside other small-scale military subjects and scenery elements, while the included driver adds a human reference point that changes how the finished build reads in a display. The plastic construction supports classic model-making steps such as cleanup, glue assembly and painted finishing. 14 years is the stated age marking for this set. On the workbench, the 107 mm size keeps handling practical during assembly, painting and detail work. Once completed, the M8 / M20 and driver figure fit naturally into compact historical scenes, cabinet displays or lineups with other 1:56 scale vehicles. Glue, paints and brush are required separately. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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Italeri Panther Ausf. D Tank Model Kit 1:35
510090290€34.99
The Italeri Panther Ausf. D brings one of the most recognized armored vehicles of the Second World War into a 1:35 model kit format with a subject that suits both focused assembly and historically themed display. As the first operational Panther version, the Ausf. D gives the build a defined place in the vehicle's development and a clear reference point for period finishing choices. The full-size Panzerkampfwagen V was developed in response to the Soviet T-34 and KV-1 after the Panzer III and Panzer IV had fallen behind on the Eastern Front. Its layout combined sloped frontal armor, mobility, speed and firepower in a way that made the type stand out across multiple theatres, including Italy, France and the Eastern Front. The original vehicle used a 700-horsepower Maybach V-12 engine and a high-velocity 75 mm KwK 42 gun, details that give the subject its distinct technical identity within Second World War armor history. On the bench, the 1:35 scale supports careful painting, weathering and integration into diorama scenes without demanding excessive display space. The detailed plastic kit structure keeps the focus on the build itself, whether the finished Panther Ausf. D is presented as a standalone tank or placed into a broader historical collection. Recommended age: 14 years and up.
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Italeri Panther Ausf.A Model Set Tank 1:56
510075003€24.99
The Italeri Sd.Kfz.171 Panther Ausf.A model set brings one of the most recognised World War 2 tanks into a 1:56 scale build with a compact footprint and a sharply defined military profile. Sloped front armour, the long-barrelled 75 mm KwK 42 gun and the Panther Ausf.A configuration give the finished tank a silhouette that stands out on a shelf, in a diorama or alongside other mid-scale military subjects. The full-size Panzerkampfwagen V Panther was developed in response to the Soviet T-34 and KV-1 on the Eastern Front, where German Panzer III and Panzer IV tanks had been outclassed in performance and armament. Its 700 horsepower V-12 Mayback engine supported the mobility that made the Panther effective across several theatres, while the inclined frontal armour formed a key part of its defensive layout. Those historical reference points give the build more than shape alone, linking the model to a specific stage of armoured vehicle development during the war. On a worktable, the 1:56 format keeps the project manageable while still leaving room for the Panther's defining lines and gun proportions to read clearly. Once completed, the tank fits naturally into World War 2 displays focused on the Eastern Front, Italy or France, and the 14 years marking places it within a more advanced model-building range. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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Italeri Sd.Kfz. 232 6 Rad Model Kit 1:72
510097032€18.99
The Italeri Sd.Kfz. 232 6 Rad model kit in 1:72 brings a distinctive heavy armored reconnaissance car to the workbench, combining the long 6-wheel chassis, armored turret and prominent radio antenna structure in a compact historical build. Its shape captures a vehicle developed for mobile scouting duties, where road movement and battlefield communication had to work together in one machine. The Sd.Kfz. 232 served with Wehrmacht units in the mid-1930s and was designed around reconnaissance and radio communication between units. That role gives this model a character that goes beyond armor alone, because the vehicle's identity is tied just as strongly to its communications equipment as to its turret armament. The large antenna frame is one of the defining visual elements of the type, making the silhouette immediately recognizable in a display lineup. In 1:72 scale, that combination of chassis length, turret placement and antenna geometry creates a build with clear period presence. Once assembled, the model suits display alongside other 1:72 military vehicles, diorama scenes or historically focused collections. The detailed kit format also makes it a strong choice for builders aged 14 years and up who enjoy military subjects with a clear technical role and a distinctive profile.
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Italeri Semovente M42 da 75/34 1:35 Model Kit
510006759€39.99
The Italeri Semovente M42 da 75/34 Upgrade captures a distinctive Italian self-propelled gun in 1:35 scale, combining the compact M42 hull with the longer 75/34 cannon for a build centered on late-war armored warfare detail. The casemate layout gives the vehicle its low, purposeful silhouette, making the finished model stand out in military collections and diorama scenes. This version grows out of the Semovente line developed on the 'M' series medium tank hull, a format created to support tank and infantry units with self-propelled artillery. In this M42-based configuration, the 75/34 cannon replaced the earlier 75 mm howitzer to answer a request for stronger offensive capability. The first units reached the Italian Army in spring 1943, placing the subject in a clearly defined wartime setting for markings, weathering and scene planning. After the September 1943 armistice, the same vehicle type also saw use with German anti-tank battalions, which adds another documented service context for historically grounded finishing. On the workbench, the 1:35 scale supports focused painting, surface treatment and display planning without demanding the footprint of a larger armored vehicle. Once completed, the Semovente M42 da 75/34 fits naturally into World War II vehicle lineups, defensive positions and convoy scenes where its low hull and fixed-gun arrangement can be shown to full effect.
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Italeri T34/85 Zavod 112 1944 Model Kit
510006758€39.99
The Italeri T34/85 Zavod 112 1944 model kit brings one of the defining Soviet tanks of World War II into a 1:35 scale format that gives the hull, turret and running gear clear visual presence on the workbench and in a finished display. Based on the T-34/85 configuration, this version reflects the 1943 to 1944 development that paired a new turret with the long-barreled 85 mm gun. The real vehicle became known for two key engineering features: sloped frontal armor and wide tracks. In model form, those elements shape the tank's low, purposeful stance and the broad track run that made the original vehicle effective across mixed terrain. The Zavod 112 designation places the subject within a specific wartime production variant, adding historical focus for builders who enjoy factory-specific armored vehicles rather than a generic T-34. The 1944 marking further anchors the build in the later phase of the war, when the T-34/85 entered Soviet armored units to face German tanks such as the Tiger and Panther. On the bench, this kit suits careful painting, weathering and diorama planning around an Eastern Front setting. Once completed, the 1:35 scale tank works equally well as a standalone display piece or as part of a broader World War II armor lineup.
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Italeri Tiger I Ausf. E/H1 Model Kit 1:35
510006767€34.99
The Italeri Tiger I Ausf. E/H1 model kit captures one of the Second World War's most recognised heavy tanks in 1:35 scale, turning a landmark armoured vehicle into a detailed build with a strong display presence. Based on the Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf. Tiger I, the subject combines a broad hull, a prominent turret and the unmistakable profile of the long-barrelled 88 mm KwK 36 L/56. The original vehicle was developed to give Wehrmacht armoured divisions a more heavily armed and armoured tank alongside the Panzer III and Panzer IV medium tanks. That background gives the build clear historical context beyond the finished silhouette. The turret-mounted main gun sat behind a 120 mm gun mantlet, a defining feature of the Tiger I design and a key visual reference for this version. The type entered combat at the end of 1942 on the Eastern Front near Leningrad and also saw action in the Tunisian campaign in the early months of 1943, placing this model within two major theatres of the war. On the bench, the 1:35 scale supports a satisfying balance between manageable size and visible detail. Once assembled, the model suits shelf display, diorama settings or a military vehicle line-up that spans German armour of the period. Age 14 Years is stated for this kit. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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Italeri Tiger I Ausf.E Model Set 1:56 Scale
510075002€24.99
The Italeri Tiger I Ausf.E Model Set 1:56 Scale brings one of the most recognized heavy tanks of World War II into a compact build format with a clear military profile. The Panzerkampfwagen VI Tiger I was developed as a heavily armored and heavily armed tank, and that identity shapes the finished model through its broad hull, turreted layout, and unmistakable gun silhouette. At the center of the design is the long-barreled 88 mm KwK 36 L/56 anti-tank gun, a defining feature of the original vehicle and a key visual anchor in the completed build. The source vehicle paired that armament with heavy armor, including 120 mm shielding for the turret gun area, which helps explain the Tiger I's imposing form and battlefield role. The Ausf.E designation gives the set a specific historical variant rather than a generic tank subject. With a 1:56 scale, the model balances manageable handling during assembly with enough presence for painted display. The age marking is 14 Years. This model set suits focused bench sessions, whether the aim is careful painting, adding weathering effects, or placing the finished tank into a World War II collection. On a shelf, desk, or diorama setting, the Tiger I Ausf.E stands out through its distinctive proportions and historically grounded armament layout. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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Italeri VTLM Lince model kit 1:35 scale
510006766€46.99
Italeri VTLM Lince is a detailed 1:35 model kit based on the LMV Lince light multirole tactical vehicle developed by Iveco Defence Vehicles in the early 2000s. The scale gives the vehicle a compact display footprint while preserving the angular bodywork, armored layout, and purposeful stance that define this modern military design. The full-size LMV Lince was created for troop transport and advanced reconnaissance across varied terrain and operational conditions, and that background gives the build a clear technical identity. One of its defining features is the armored crew compartment designed as an independent capsule separate from the chassis. On the real vehicle, this layout was developed to improve protection in the event of explosions beneath the hull, and on the model it adds a distinctive structural concept that sets the VTLM Lince apart from more conventional utility vehicles. The subject also carries strong service history, with deployments in Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon, and the Balkans. On the workbench, the VTLM Lince offers a focused military modeling project with a contemporary vehicle subject rather than a classic tank or truck. Once assembled, the 1:35 scale makes it easy to integrate into modern diorama settings, display shelves, or lineups of current tactical vehicles. 14 years and up Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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Josef Stalin JS-2 model kit in 1:56 scale
510015764€21.49
The Josef Stalin JS-2 from Italeri brings a World War II heavy tank into a detailed 1:56 model kit with a finished length of 180 mm. Its compact scale keeps the build manageable while still giving the casted hull, central turret and long-barrelled main gun a strong presence once assembled. This release is based on a 100% new mould, giving the parts a fresh tooling foundation for the JS-2 shape. The subject represents the heavy tank developed after the KV series, created to equip Red Army tank regiments against German Tiger and Panther tanks. The original vehicle combined heavy armour with a 12-cylinder diesel engine rated at 600 HP and a total weight of 46 tons. Those defining features give the model a clear mechanical and historical identity rather than a generic tank outline. On the bench, the 1:56 format suits compact military displays and diorama scenes where armour, terrain and figures need to share space cleanly. Once completed, the Josef Stalin JS-2 fits naturally into World War II collections focused on Eastern Front operations, the liberation of Ukraine, the campaign in Hungary or the Battle of Berlin. 14 years and up Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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M8 Greyhound/M20 Armored UtilityCar 1:72 Kit
510007087€16.79
The Italeri M8 Greyhound/M20 Armored UtilityCar brings a key World War II reconnaissance vehicle into 1:72 scale as a detailed plastic kit. The compact format captures the shift from lightly armed scout cars to a more protected armored design, giving the build a clear historical identity on the workbench and in a finished display. The M8 Greyhound is defined in the source material by increased protection and heavier armament, including a 37 mm cannon mounted in the turret, while the M20 reflects the same vehicle family in utility form. This subject first saw service on the Italian front, from Monte Cassino to Anzio, and later took part in the D-Day operations in June 1944. The wartime record described for the vehicle adds context to the model, linking its shape and role to reconnaissance duties and ground troop support rather than presenting it as a generic armored car. At 1:72 scale, the kit fits naturally into military collections, dioramas and shelf displays where World War II vehicles share space by theatre, nation or vehicle type. The 14 Years age marking supports the fine, smaller-scale handling that this kind of detailed assembly calls for, whether the finished model stands alone or joins a broader Allied vehicle lineup. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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Set acrylique WWII Military Allied Army
510000440€22.49
Italeri Acrylic Set WWII Military Allied Army brings together 6 coordinated acrylic paints for finishing military scale models with a focused historical palette. Each bottle contains 20 ml, giving enough paint for repeated work across base colours, smaller details and touch-up stages while keeping the colour range aligned with WWII Allied Army subjects. The set is made for both brush painting and airbrush use, so different painting methods can be matched to the stage of the build. Broad areas can be covered with smooth airbrushed coats, while smaller parts, edges and equipment details can be picked out with a brush. The colour selection shown for the set includes Flat Medium Green, Flat Olive Drab, Flat Wood, Flat Gun Metal and Flat Sand, all chosen to suit military vehicles, field equipment and diorama elements. This makes the set a practical starting point for camouflage schemes, weathered surfaces and metallic accents on armour subjects. Used alongside an assembly kit, the paints support the finishing stage where a model begins to take on its final character. The 14 Years marking places the set in the hobby category, and the 600 minutes assembly time in the data indicates a longer build format rather than a quick craft session. On the workbench, the bottle format keeps colours ready for step-by-step painting across hull sections, accessories and scenic details.
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Set acrylique WWII Military German Army
510000433€22.49
The Italeri Acryl-Farbset Military German Army brings a focused WWII colour palette into model finishing with 6 acrylic paints in 20 ml bottles. The set is built around military vehicle tones used on German Army subjects, making it a practical choice when a build calls for coordinated camouflage colours, metallic detail work and contrast accents in one box. The bottle selection includes Flat Gun Metal, Gloss White, Flat Panzer Dunkelgelb 1943, Flat Pz. Schwarzgrau RAL7021, Flat Pz. Schokobraun RAL 8017 and Flat Panzer Olivgrun 1943. These shades support historically styled armour painting across base coats, disruptive camouflage patterns and smaller painted details. The acrylic formula is intended for brush and airbrush use, so broad hull areas and tighter sections such as tools, edges and fittings can be handled with the same set. Assembly kit included. In a workbench setup, the colour range helps keep a tank, armoured vehicle or other military model visually consistent from the first coat to the final detail passes. During longer painting sessions, the 20 ml bottle size gives enough paint on hand for repeated use across multiple stages of a WWII themed build.
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1:35 Kfz.12 Horch 901 typ 40 Frühe Ausf.
510006597bientôtà nouveau disponible
Un ambitieux projet de mécanisation des forces armées allemandes fut lancé dès le milieu des années 30. En effet, il était considéré comme stratégique d'équiper la Wehrmacht d'un véhicule militaire standard à même d'optimiser la mobilité des troupes sur routes et terrains accidentés. Parmi les différentes versions proposées la voiture moyenne à quatre roues motrices, fabriquée par Opelwerke et par Auto Union, eut une importante diffusion. Le châssis moyen fut équipé dans différentes configurations pour l'adapter au transport des troupes, à la traction de remorques, pour la reconnaissance et, notamment pour répondre aux besoins des départements spécialisés dans les transmissions. Le Kfz. 12, construit par la société Horch (Horch faisait partie du groupe Auto Union avec Wanderer, Audi et DKW), s'est avéré, grâce à sa conception simple mais efficace, très fiable et robuste dans n'importe quel environnement d'exploitation. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:35 Leopard 2 A4 War Thunder
510035106bientôtà nouveau disponible
Le Leopard 2 a été développé dans les années 1970 afin de fournir aux forces blindées de l’Allemagne de l’Ouest un char de combat moderne et performant, capable de remplacer le Leopard 1. Armé d’un canon de 120 mm, il est propulsé par un moteur turbo-diesel 12 cylindres, lui permettant d’atteindre une vitesse maximale de 68 km/h. Entré en service en 1979, il reste aujourd’hui, grâce à ses nombreuses évolutions intégrant des améliorations constantes en matière de technologie, d’armement et de protection, l’un des meilleurs chars de combat principaux (MBT) au monde. Le Leopard 2A4, en particulier, représente une amélioration significative par rapport aux premières versions. Il est équipé d’un canon Rheinmetall L/55 de 120 mm et d’une protection en matériaux composites. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:72 15cm FieldHowitzer/ 10,5cm FieldGun
510007082bientôtà nouveau disponible
Italeri 1:72 15 cm FieldHowitzer Field Gun brings a WWII artillery subject into a compact scale with the choice of building either the 15 cm sFH 18 howitzer or the 10,5 cm sK 18 field gun. The detailed plastic kit combines a long-barrel gun assembly, carriage components and crew figures into a display that captures the look of a field emplacement in miniature. The 15 cm sFH 18 is described in the kit material as a 150 mm howitzer with a maximum range of 13.5 km, while the 105 mm version uses the same carriage with a longer barrel. The model can be shown in towing configuration or firing configuration, which changes the stance of the trails and barrel for two distinct presentations. Waterslide decals support 3 versions, and the included figures add activity around the gun position through different poses for handling ammunition, directing fire and operating the emplacement. Model length is 12.0 cm, giving the finished artillery piece a compact footprint that still leaves room for carriage detail and crew placement. On a shelf, in a display case or as part of a historical diorama, the 1:72 scale works well with other military miniatures and scenery. Assembly takes 600 minutes. Paints, glue and tools are required separately.
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1:72 Brit. Churchill Mk. III
510007083bientôtà nouveau disponible
Italeri Churchill Mk. III is a 1:72 plastic model kit that brings one of Britain's best known wartime tanks into a compact display scale. The finished build combines the Churchill's thickly armoured silhouette, long turreted gun and broad tracked layout into a model with strong period character on a shelf, in a diorama or alongside other military vehicles. The kit is based on the Churchill medium tank that entered British Army service in 1942. Its design is defined by a dependable engine, heavy armour and a chassis that later supported specialist variants such as mine clearers, bridge layers and flame-throwers. In this boxing, the build focuses on the Mk. III version and includes glueable tracks, a decal sheet and 1 figure. The marking options cover 4 versions, with schemes linked to British Army service in Tunis and El Alamein, a Soviet-marked vehicle, and a Canadian Army vehicle named BUTTERCUP. Turret markings, serials, warning stencils and tactical symbols give the finished model more historical specificity. Assembly takes about 600 minutes and is intended for ages 14 years and over. Glue, paints and tools are required separately. The compact 1:72 scale works well for builders who enjoy careful painting, track assembly and precise decal placement, while the alternative versions invite different camouflage choices and display settings.
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1:72 Sd. Kfz. 184 chasseur de chars Elefant
510007012bientôtà nouveau disponible
The Italeri Sd. Kfz. 184 Panzerjager Elefant model kit recreates a World War II tank destroyer in 1:72 scale, combining a compact 11.7 cm display length with the distinctive mass of a casemate fighting vehicle. Its long gun, tracked chassis and slab-sided armoured structure give the finished build a strong period character that stands out on a shelf, in a diorama or alongside other military subjects in the same scale. This assembly kit is based on the Sd. Kfz. 184 Panzerjager Elefant, a self-propelled gun developed on a Pz.Kpfw. IV tank chassis and used by the German Army for infantry support and anti-tank roles. The subject matter gives the build a clear mechanical identity, with the fixed superstructure and gun layout differing from a turreted vehicle. Assembly takes 600 minutes, creating room for a measured build process that suits painting, fitting and finishing in stages. Decals for 1 version are included, allowing the completed model to carry defined markings rather than remaining a plain vehicle shape. On the bench, the 1:72 scale keeps the model manageable while still leaving space for paintwork and weathering across the armour panels, running gear and gun barrel. Once completed, the 11.7 cm format fits naturally into display cabinets, historical scenes or a broader collection of military vehicles from the Second World War.
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1:72 Sd.Kfz 265 Petit wagon de commandement de chars
510007072bientôtà nouveau disponible
The Italeri Sd.Kfz 265 Kleine Panzerbefehlswagen in 1:72 scale brings a distinctive early-war command vehicle into a compact assembly project with a finished model length of 5.6 cm. Its defining form comes from the Panzer I Ausf. B chassis combined with a tall fixed superstructure, created to provide room for battlefield maps, transmission equipment and communication systems instead of a rotating turret. That layout gives the build a noticeably different silhouette from a standard light tank, with the raised command section and hull-mounted radio antenna shaping the vehicle's role on the battlefield. The kit focuses on these historical features while keeping the small scale precise and manageable for bench work. Marking options from the decal sheet support different finishing choices, and the included crew figure adds a clear focal point at the hatch area. The vehicle represents a type used in combat operations in September 1939 during the invasion of Poland, which gives the completed model a defined historical setting. During assembly and painting, the compact dimensions make it easy to handle fine exterior details such as the superstructure panels, track runs and hull equipment. Once completed, the model fits naturally into a 1:72 military collection, diorama scene or shelf display centered on early Second World War armored vehicles.
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1:35 Sd.Kfz. 305/22 Voiture radio
510006575disponible dans le commerce
Article number: 510006575 Product: 1:35 Sd.Kfz. 305/22 Funkwagen Model Dim.: 17,1 cm COLOR INSTRUCTION SHEET - RUBBER TYRES The Opel Blitz was the main truck used by German forces during the Second World War. It was deployed extensively on all fronts in huge numbers, and was consequently considered to be the "working mule" of the Wehrmacht. Thanks to the sturdy frame, the robust system of rigid axles with leaf springs and the twin-wheels on the back, the Opel Blitz was able to carry a payload of over 3 tons. The 3,600 cc. engine was easy to maintain and provided 75 hp. The most popular version was the 4x2 with rear wheel drive. However, there was also a 4x4 version that operated both in Russia and the North African desert. Thanks to its flexibility and its wide rear cargo area, the Opel Blitz was also deployed in additional roles including as a mobile command post equipped with radio communications for battlefield management of ground troops. Detailed plastic kit in scale 1:35
