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Figurines militaires et accessoires
1:35 7.5cm Leichtgeschuetz 40 w/Crew
540006147€31.99
Article number: 540006147 Product: 1:35 7.5cm Leichtgeschütz 40 w/Crew Operation Marita. This is the name Germany gave its plan to invade Greece in April 1941. In fact, Germany stepped in after Italy’s failed invasion kicked off the preceding October. Greece had repelled that initial invasion and had even counterattacked by March 1941. Consequently, on 6 April, 680,000 German troops with 1,200 tanks and 700 aircraft launched their invasion of Greece from Bulgarian territory, bypassing the bulk of Greek troops near the Albanian border. The Metaxas defensive line was overrun, and small numbers of Australian, British and New Zealand troops could not stem the flow. By the end of the month, the Greek mainland was in German hands, and then German troops also landed on and captured Crete in May 1941. Of interest, next year will mark the 80th anniversary of Operation Marita, so Dragon has brought together a number of 1/35 scale figure sets that feature participants in that decisive campaign. This Dragon assortment features no fewer than six 1/35 scale figure sets depicting the Greek invasion, a campaign that has not received the publicity or attention that it perhaps deserves. All the figure sets represent German troops, including paratroopers, mountain troops, combat engineers and elite infantrymen. These realistic-looking figure sets depict different units, various uniforms and a range of weapons, giving lots of flexibility for model-makers to create a diorama. Few eyewitnesses of that military campaign in Greece remain alive, but modelers can recreate it through this prized figure collection. Detailed Plastic Kit Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
Figurines militaires et accessoires
1:72 Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.J Mid Production
540007498€31.49
Article number: 540007498 Product: 1:72 Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.J Mid Production "This Dragon Armor Pro 1/72 scale kit depicting a Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.J Mid-Production tank possesses the ultimate level of detail. Furthermore, it’s the first time for Dragon fans to get their hands on an Ausf.J kit in this scale. In most respects, the Ausf.J was a retrograde from the previously produced Ausf.H, a necessity imposed on Germany to simplify and speed up production as the war progressed. For example, there was no electric generator for the turret traverse, so the turret had to be rotated manually. Thus, it possesses a number of brand new parts to enable accurate rendering of this type. For example, the turret, lower hull and flame-suppressing exhaust mufflers are all newly tooled. All details are crisply molded, including the armor skirts for the turret and hull. The number of parts to assemble has been reduced to a minimum too, so modelers will be able to enjoy construction of this Panzer IV Ausf.J more than ever. The artwork on the box top is absolutely stunning too. Now, small-scale modelers can at last accurately recreate a German Pz.Kpfw.IV from the late-war period." Detailed Plastic Kit Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
Figurines militaires et accessoires
1:35 Allied Force Eto 1944
540006653disponible dans le commerce
Article number: 540006653 Product: 1:35 Allied Force Eto 1944 After the successful Allied invasion of Normandy in June 1944, the Allied forces moved to liberate the rest of occupied Western Europe. Over the following months, they fought a series of bloody battles to push the Germans back. The Allies faced fierce German resistance and got some setbacks before crossing the Rhine and advancing into Germany. To represent the soldiers involved in these battles, we have selected the following symbolic figure sets for a reproduction. Don’t miss out! Detailed Plastic Kit Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
Maquettes chars
1:35 Dt.Panzerjäger I 4,7cm PaK(t) Early
540006259disponible dans le commerce
Article number: 540006259 Product: 1:35 Dt.Panzerjäger I 4,7cm PaK(t) Early The Panzer I was most definitely a product of the 1930s. Therefore, even as WWII kicked off in September 1939 with the invasion of Poland, the Pz.Kpfw.I was obsolete as a tank with its thin armor and light armament of only two machine guns. Nonetheless, it still saw combat early in the war. Instead, perhaps its greatest contribution to Germany’s war effort was its basis for a whole plethora of special vehicle conversions. Now we are gathering an assortment of several plastic kits in 1/35 scale of these interesting Panzer I-based armored vehicles. Three exciting models represent the little Panzer I in quite different guises. They all share the same intricate Panzer I-family chassis, but from there onwards they diverge into an array of interesting vehicle types. Their superstructures and weapons are distinctly unique, and this makes each vehicle an attractive modeling subject in its own right. They may be small, but they are crammed with stunning detail and they’ll be a treat to assemble and paint. Detailed Plastic Kit Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
