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Article number: 500776384 Product: 1/35 SdKfz.171 Panther G w/ Zimmerit

Germany was stunned when highly effective T-34 tanks were first encountered on the Eastern Front, and its own Panzer III and IV tanks were simply outclassed. The Third Reich’s response was to design and produce the Pz.Kpfw.V, more commonly known as the Panther. Some regard the Panther as being the best tank of WWII, with an ideal balance of mobility, firepower and armor protection. Weighing 44.8 tonnes and operated by a crew of five, the Panther was armed with a long-barreled 7.5cm KwK 42 L/70 cannon. Various modifications were made to the Panther design throughout WWII, with the final and most numerous variant being the Ausf.G, of which 2953 were produced from March 1944 till the end of the war. New features on the Ausf.G included redesigned hull hatches, removal of the driver’s visor on the glacis, tapered one-piece upper hull side plates, and some later vehicles also had a new mantlet chin to eliminate the shot trap.

Dragon has launched a much-anticipated 1/35 scale kit of a Panther Ausf.G, with the unique aspect of this kit being the molded-on coating of zimmerit. Zimmerit was an antimagnetic paste applied to German armored vehicles between August 1943 and September 1944 to prevent enemy combatants from attaching magnetic mines. The zimmerit on this model is highly crafted with an authentic pattern and true-to-scale appearance. The inclusion of zimmerit required a completely new tooling of the turret, mantlet, upper hull and lower hull in order to replicate its characteristic pattern. The molded-on zimmerit means modelers are saved the ponderous and time-consuming chore of having to create this feature from scratch. Normally such a texture is only available in resin at a high cost…but zimmerit on this Panther comes at no extra charge! The rear stowage boxes made from DS are another exciting innovation on this kit, with these items showing realistic battle damage. This Panther offers modelers a vehicle that can immediately fit into a

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Article number: 500776378 Product: 1/35 U.S. Army Tank Riders 1944-45

The column of olive-drab colored M4 Sherman tanks ground its way through the dusty, narrow lanes of northern France. On either side, thick vegetation and hedgerows pressed in. Clumps of battle-weary GIs sprawled on the engine decks of the Shermans, exhausted after continuous combat but grateful for the free ride. Their weapons remained close at hand, ready for an ambush or the next engagement with their German adversaries.

Such a scene can now be created thanks to the launch of Dragon’s latest Gen2 figure set. The 1/35 scale set includes four U.S. Army soldiers suitable for scenes in the 1944-45 period. These American "tank riders" are the first of their kind to be made available, making the set a valuable asset. Dragon has recently produced some accurate Sherman kits, and at last there are now infantry figures to populate these tanks. Each of the four figures is strikingly posed, either sitting or kneeling, and they have been carefully sculpted to fit onto a Sherman engine deck. Detail is sharp and incredibly refined in keeping with their Gen2 status. Combined they form an impressive NW European 1944-45 scene for Shermaholics. But of course, these figures are also inherently versatile as they can be depicted resting in just about any context. As with previous Gen2 figure sets, these GIs are equipped with the most detailed and latest in molded weaponry such as the Garand M1 and BAR. Their personal equipment is equally well represented in high-quality molded plastic. Indeed, these tank riders are ready to mount up and move out!
 

Article number: 500776375 Product: 1:35 German Tank Crew 1939-1943

In this useful set, the commander is leaning in his cupola, the driver and radio operator are posed in their respective compartments, and the other two crewmembers are sitting comfortably in the turret side hatches. A sixth bonus figure is available as he holds out a bottle of liquid refreshments to his fellow tankers. The facial expressions on these figures are beautifully captured, while they are all wearing panzer uniforms with realistic creases and seams worked into their molding. Besides, there are three bonus jerry cans included. This set is a very welcome addition to Dragon’s figure range, and there are unlimited possibilities for populating a tank and creating an exciting diorama. The Dragon Panzer IV Ausf. F2(G) is now ready for combat with this fresh new crew!

Detailed Plastic Kit of model German Tank Crew 1939-1943 in scale 1:35

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 500776374 Product: 1:35 German Antitank Team/Panzerschreck

As the Soviet T-34 tank rumbled along the snow-coated street, its steel track treads crumbled the rubble into powder. Lurking in the shadows, a figure raised his weapon and took careful aim at the monstrous steel hulk bearing down on him. Suddenly he fired, the Ofenrohr ("Stove Pipe") emitting a large cloud of smoke. A rocket streaked towards the tank and penetrated its sloped armor, the vehicle clanking to a stop as flames and smoke erupted from its interior. The German tank hunter team quickly scuttled away to find a new position.

This type of scene was repeated over and over as German defenses were inundated by Soviet and Allied tanks in the latter part of WWII. With a dire shortage of tanks and tank destroyers, one smaller but still effective German weapon was the Panzerschreck ("tank terror") or Raketenpanzerbüchse ("rocket tank rifle", or RPzB). This antitank rocket launcher of 88mm caliber, from which the American bazooka was copied, was employed by infantry. Dragon’s newest figure set offers two Panzerschreck teams, one wearing winter uniforms and the other attired in summer uniforms. Their versatility allows them to be used for either Eastern or Western Front dioramas. As a Gen2 set, the figures are crisply detailed and have anatomically vivid poses. Likewise, their associated gear is sharply molded. Their RPzB 54 weapons with characteristic blast shields are amazingly detailed, the most accurate yet thanks to their Gen2 status. These teams are ready to terrorize some enemy tanks, and simply await a modeler’s touch to bring them to life!

Panzerschreck Teams, 1:35

Article number: 500776354 Product: 1:35 Sherman M4A3 105mm HVSS

About This Title: The Medium M4 tank, better known as the Sherman, appeared in various forms throughout its stellar career with Allied armies. One of the lesser known variants is the M4A3 (105mm), of which five hundred were manufactured by Detroit Arsenal between April through August 1944. The 105mm Howitzer gun was fitted so that the vehicle could serve in the close support role, rather than in the usual tank role. They were not widely seen until the end of the Second World War.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Sherman M4A3 105mm HVSS in scale 1:35

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Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

The Kubelwagen Ambulance Includes: - German medical team and patients - Medical team vehicle interior - Full detailed medical stretcher - Newly Tooled floorboards - Detailed floorboard - Folded top rack - Jerry can - Decals - Photo Etch parts including accessories like handle, foot step etc.

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model Kübelwagen Ambulance w/German Medical Team in Scale 1:35

Article number: 500776315 Product: 1:35 Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.F1(F) w/Magic Track

Interestingly, the Panzer IV was originally designed as an infantry-support tank, whereas the Panzer III was designated as the vehicle to engage enemy armor. This was to change as WWII developed, and in fact the Pz.Kpfw.IV was the only German tank to remain in production throughout the entirety of the war with 8500 produced between 1937 and 1945. Dragon has recently produced two sensational 1/35 scale kits of the Panzer IV F2 and G, and the next subject to receive the treatment is the F1. Compared to the Ausf.E, modifications incorporated in the F1 were an increase in armor thickness, wider 40cm tracks, new mufflers, revised hatches and visors, plus air-intake cowls to aid cooling of the steering brakes. A total of 462 of this variant were produced between April 1941 and March 1942.

Dragon’s outstanding plastic rendition of the Panzer IV Ausf.F1 accurately portrays this short-barreled Panzer. The 1/35 scale kit is based on exhaustive research, and it has been carefully engineered by Dragon’s skilled technicians. The result is an extremely accurate kit that is easy and pleasurable to assemble thanks to its Smart Kit status. This new tank will be rapturously received by military modelers, especially those interested in earlier versions of the Panzer IV. This wonderful new model has captured the essence of an older tank!

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.F1(F) w/Magic Track in Scale 1:35

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Article number: 500776279 Product: 1:35 Eastern Front Tank Hunters Gen2

All figures are fully detailed with plastic and photo-etched parts. Features include a bonus head with a gasmask for the gunner, an alternative head for the loader and motorcyclist mitts for use with the early style rocket launcher. The RPzB54 can be assembled as either an early or late version (the late version has a shield).

For maximum detail, slide molds have been used to produce the rocket launcher, along with the separate rockets and ammo box. The Panzerfausts are newly tooled, and they can be built in both firing or standard ‘travel’ modes.

Article number: 500776277 Product: 1:35 Georgien Legion (Normandy 1944)

1/35 Georgian Legion, Normandy 1944

This four piece figure set features soldiers from the Georgian Legion who have been taken by surprise in an assault. Their trench system and positions are overrun, and there is no option left but to hold up their hands in surrender. Each is in a unique and lifelike pose.

Main Features: - 4 figures - Unique and lifelike poses - Detailed and accurate sculpting

For these soldiers the war is over, but for the modeler, there are boundless vignette and diorama possibilities!

About the Georgian Legion: Georgian Legion was the Wehrmacht’s ethnic military legion formed by the Georgian émigrés who were forced to leave their motherland after the Soviet occupation of the Democratic Republic of Georgia in 1921. The Georgian Legion was joined by former Red Army' volunteers' captured by the Germans and enlisted, while facing certain death from starvation, disease, forced labour and brutality, in POW lagers.

At least 30,000 Georgians served in the Nazi armed forces. Serving in the 13 field battalions, each having 5 companies and up to 800-strong, of the Wehrmacht's Georgia Legion, Georgians were also found in the Wehrmacht's North Caucasian Legion and in other Caucasian ethnic legions.

The Georgian Legion was commanded by Major General Shalva Maglakelidze.

Across Europe, especially in Italy and France, many Georgian soldiers in the German Armed Forces deserted and joined local Resistance Movements.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Georgien Legion (Normandy 1944) in scale 1:35

Article number: 500776268 Product: 1/35 Sd.Kfz.171 Panther G LateProduction

Main Features: Turret & Gun - Newly tooled turret with accurate weld patterns - Commander's cupola modeled in superb detail by 8-direction slide molds - Multi-part commander's cupola with interior details and transparent periscope parts - Turret-top pilzen authentically modeled - Slide-molded close-defense weapon is moveable and can be modeled open / closed - Cupola hatches with interior details can be positioned open / closed - Optional loops for attaching camouflage to turret - Pre-printed camouflage loop location marks-for ultimate modeling convenience - Rear hatch with interior hinge detail can be positioned open / closed - Accurate toothed ring for turret - Newly tooled cylindrical stowage bin - Multi-part slide-molded muzzle brake in great detail - One-piece plastic gun barrel - Gun assembly recreated in detail, complete with breech - Two types of slide-molded mantlets

Upper Hull & Engine Deck - Newly tooled upper hull with separate engine decks - Driver's and radio operator's hatches with interior details and support arms - Moveable driver's periscope with transparent part and optional cover - Slide-molded headlight assemblies with maximum detail - Optional MG ball mount plug - Front ball-mount MG is movable - Intricately slide-molded barrel travel lock with option of travel or combat configurations as separate parts - New armored deflector for rear deck air intake - Two types of engine deck hatches - Engine deck hatch with interior details can be modeled open / closed - Engine radiator details with 2 types of fans - Crew compartment heater with 'pie slice' covers - Newly tooled armored guard for cooling air outlet grills - Authentically recreated armored guards for cooling air intake grills - Optional slide louvers for engine deck air intakes can be molded in open/closed positions - Delicate

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model Sd.Kfz.171 Panther G Late Production in Scale 1:35

Article number: 500776250 Product: 1:35 PAK 40 Late Type w/FallschJäger '44

Main Features: - Includes Five Fallschirmjagers! - True to 1/35 scale - Accurate construction - Hi-tech double-layer thinnest gun shield w/rivet - Workable breech (shell insert possible) - Plastic barrel available - Two kinds of 3-D designed muzzel brake optional - Two brand new wheel options - 2 pattern tires (new and worn out) available - New-tooled ammo (Przgr.40 & Pzgr.39) - Bonus brass ammo (Przgr.40 & Pzgr.39) - Photo-etched parts for gun shield vision cove

Detailed Plastic Kit of model 7,5cm PAK 40 Late Type w/Fallschirm Jäger (Anzio 1944) in scale 1:35

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Article number: 500776215 Product: 1:35 Fallschirmjäger 8cm Mortar Team

This kit features a Fallschirmjager 8cm mortar team in Italy 1944. It consists of four team members in combat poses and an accurate 8cm Granatwerfer 34 mortar.

All the FJs are dressed in typical FJ jump smock, jump trousers and jump boots. Also included are ammunition boxes and loose rounds of mortar ammunition.

One kit creates a great vignette, or use more than one to make a Monte Cassino diorama!

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Fallschirmjäger 8cm Mortar Team, Italy 1944 in scale 1:35

Article number: 500776213 Product: 1/35 WWII German Command Staff

This newly-tooled kit features four German Commanders inspecting the front line. Each is finely sculpted and precisely posed. All four figures are wearing a general/officers tunic, breeches, riding boots and more. All are decorated with various badges. Extra accessories such as, scissor periscopes on tripods, map boards, and Cameras are included.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model WWII German Command Staff in scale 1:35

Article number: 500776212 Product: 1/35 Sd.Kfz.250 Engine w/Mechanics

We are pleased to announce a new kit featuring the British infantry during the Normandy campaign.

This totally new-tooled set contains six figures in various poses. All come in the standard battledress blouse & trousers P37/40, Mark II helmet w/net & scrim, ankle boots, pattern 37 web belt, pattern 37 pouch MkII & III, pattern 37 water bottle and entrenching tool. Their weapons consist of Sten SMG Mk II, No. 4 Mk I Rifle and Bren machine gun.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model British Infantry (Normandie 1944) in scale 1:35

Article number: 500776211 Product: 1:35 U.S. 29th Infantry Division

The Allies launched the D-Day campaign on June 6, 1944. One of the beach heads included Omaha Beach where US soldiers advanced wave upon wave. This new kit features the valiant 29th infantry Division soldiers engaged in the beachhead fighting there. All of them are dressed in standard M1941 field jacket, M1937 trousers, M1 Helmet, service shoes with leggings and etc. They are fully geared and carry weapons like the M1 Garand, M1911A1 Pistol, and BAR.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model U.S. 29th Infantry Division in scale 1:35

Article Number: 500776205 Product: 1/35 T34/76 Mod.1941

Dragon is offering another special assortment to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the end of WWII. The new assortment see a variety of tanks used by Soviet during the war. A wide range of T-34, more powerful JU-2 and also the JSU tank destroyer.

The way these sets are being offered differs from previous Dragon collections, a move that should be welcomed by distributors. The kits are available as assortments, with two kits per master carton. This means distributors can offer these full, but smaller, cartons to shops – in other words, a wide selection is still available but shops can take a smaller quantity to meet their required level of demand. Building on the upcoming 70th anniversary celebrations, the release of such accortment is the ideal occasion for modelers to get hold of authentic-looking and accurate plastic kits!

Detailed Plastic Kit of model T-34/76 Mod. 1941 in scale 1:35

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Article number: 500776194 Product: 1:35 Panzergrenadiers Wking Division '45

This new kit depicts a squad of Panzergrenadiers from the Wiking Division that saw action in Hungary in 1945. The figures are dressed in a fur-lined anorak, winter trousers. winter boots, toques and wool gloves. They are fully geared with personal equipment and weapon such as the Kar98k, Stg.44, MG42, Panzerfaust and hand grenades.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Panzergrenadiers Wking Division (Hungary 1945) in scale 1:35

Dragon has released a phenomenal amount of highly detailed 1/35 scale figure sets since the first one was introduced many years ago. Indeed, production to date includes more than 170 figure sets that feature German soldiers fighting on all fronts of WWII. Certainly, one of the attractions of such German soldiers is the variety of units, uniforms and weapons that were employed. From the Eastern Front to the Western Front, from the hot desert sands of North Africa to the freezing snow and clinging mud of the endless Russian steppes, Dragon’s well-sculpted soldiers have been finely molded in plastic.

Contains 4 figures.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Sturmgeschütze Crew Reloading RU'41 in scale 1:35

Article number: 500776188 Product: 1:35 M4A2(76) Red Army

The American "lend and lease system" was introduced in the beginning of the war to support Great Britain. The Red Army also received aid such as food, fuel etc after the German's assault on Russia in June 1941. Since then, the Red Army has used extensive numbers of lend-lease tanks. The Red Army received the highest numbers of the M4A2 in 1944. Some tank corps and mechanized corps were entirely equipped with this tank.

This new kit is the most unique M4A2 model kit in 1/35 scale on the market now. All parts are brand new (except wheels and lower hull), and are based on the latest research and up-to-date technical processes. Visible scopes are injected in clear parts. Rubber Track links are included for easier assembling. The ultimate suspension comes from our latest item 6182 (Firefly Vc). This is truly the most accurate M4A2 ever.

All parts are brand new (except wheels and lower hull), and are based on the latest research and up-to-date technical processes.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model M4A2(76) Red Army in scale 1:35

Article number: 500776187 Product: 1:35 Sd.Kfz.251/1 Ausf.C

This kit includes all brand new tooling and detailed features including armored cowls, wide-opening double doors at the rear, armored shielding for the forward MG, and additional fuel cans. In addition, the front wheels are steerable! Steerable wheels, extra fuel cans, all new molding and major detail!

Each kit includes; - 1/35 figure set - Panzergrenadiers - 1/35 Driver figure - 1/35 weapons sprue - 1/35 Loose jacket and boots for display on the half track!

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Sd.Kfz.251/1 Ausf.C in scale 1:35

Article number: 500776182 Product: 1:35 Firefly VC

We are proud to present the newly molded Sherman Firefly Vc, the most powerful British tank of the war. The Sherman Firefly was one of the only British tanks that landed at Normandy that could take on the German Tigers and Panthers.

Features newly molded upper hull, lower hull, rearward, turret, engine deck, road wheels, suspension, accessories and more. This model also includes two different track link options, either the standard or winter versions. BONUS ITEM: each model also includes two newly sculpted British Tank Crewmen.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Firefly VC in scale 1:35

Detailed Plastic Kit of model M4 Sherman 75mm Normandy in scale 1:35

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Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model 2nd Fallschirmjäger Division (Kirovograd, Winter'42/43) in scale 1:35

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Detailed Plastic Kit of model 3,7cm PAK 35/36 w/crew in scale 1:35

Detailed Plastic Kit of model U.S. Army Airborne (Operation Varsity 1945) in scale 1:35

Dragon has released a phenomenal amount of highly detailed 1/35 scale figure sets since the first one was introduced many years ago. Indeed, production to date includes more than 170 figure sets that feature German soldiers fighting on all fronts of WWII. Certainly, one of the attractions of such German soldiers is the variety of units, uniforms and weapons that were employed. From the Eastern Front to the Western Front, from the hot desert sands of North Africa to the freezing snow and clinging mud of the endless Russian steppes, Dragon’s well-sculpted soldiers have been finely molded in plastic.

Contains 4 figures.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Sturmpionier (Eastern Front 1942) in scale 1:35

Dragon has released a phenomenal amount of highly detailed 1/35 scale figure sets since the first one was introduced many years ago. Indeed, production to date includes more than 170 figure sets that feature German soldiers fighting on all fronts of WWII. Certainly, one of the attractions of such German soldiers is the variety of units, uniforms and weapons that were employed. From the Eastern Front to the Western Front, from the hot desert sands of North Africa to the freezing snow and clinging mud of the endless Russian steppes, Dragon’s well-sculpted soldiers have been finely molded in plastic.

Contains 4 figures.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Commanders Conference (Kharkov 1943) in scale 1:35

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Hedgerow Tank Hunters (Fallschirmjäger, Normandy 1944) in scale 1:35

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Sd.Kfz. 250/3 "Greif" in scale 1:35

Detailed Plastic Kit of model 1:35 U.S.Infantry 2nd armored Division in scale 1:35

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Detailed Plastic Kit of model Panzergrenadier Regiment 25 in scale 1:35

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Panzergrenadier Regiment 25 in scale 1:35

Detailed Plastic Kit of model German Sturmboat w/Pioniere in scale 1:35

Detailed Plastic Kit of model 8.8cm Panzerschreck Infanteriekarren in scale 1:35

Article number: 500776098 Product: 1/35 German Feldgendarmerie w/dogs

Contains 32 parts, 2 figures, 2 dogs.

Dragon has released a phenomenal amount of highly detailed 1/35 scale figure sets since the first one was introduced many years ago. Indeed, production to date includes more than 170 figure sets that feature German soldiers fighting on all fronts of WWII. Certainly, one of the attractions of such German soldiers is the variety of units, uniforms and weapons that were employed. From the Eastern Front to the Western Front, from the hot desert sands of North Africa to the freezing snow and clinging mud of the endless Russian steppes, Dragon’s well-sculpted soldiers have been finely molded in plastic.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model German Feldgendarmerie w/dogs in scale 1:35

Detailed Plastic Kit of model 16th Luftwaffe Field Divis. Normandy in scale 1:35

Article number: 500776083 Product: 1:35 M4A1(76)W "Operation Cobra"

About this kit: The Sherman was the mainstay of the Allied armored units, with over 40,000 produced from 1942 onwards. The ubiquitous Sherman was to be found in the ranks of every Allied army in World War II and on every front.

One of the most easily distinguishable variants was the M4A1, which utilized a cast hull rather than the welded hull of the others. Later, a 76mm gun was introduced to give the tank more lethality against heavily armored German opponents, but this required installation of a new turret big enough to carry the gun. When combined together – the M4A1 hull, 76mm gun and turret – the M4A1(76)W was conceived.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model M4A1(76)W "Operation Cobra" in scale 1:35

Detailed Plastic Kit of model German Sturmpioniere w/Assault Raft (kleiner Floßsack 34) in scale 1:35

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Red Army Scouts & Snipers in scale 1:35

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model Deutsche Afrika Korps in Scale 1:35

Article number: 500776056 Product: 1/35 Sherman M4 A2 Tarawa

This kit includes many NEW details and showcases the M4A2 that was instrumental to the Marines that fought at Tarawa.

About the M4A2: The Medium Tank M4 was the main tank designed and built by the United States for allied forces in World War II, totaling roughly 50,000 tanks plus thousands more derivative vehicles under different model numbers with different abilities. In the United Kingdom lend-lease M4s were dubbed General Sherman after Union General William Tecumseh Sherman, continuing a practice of naming American tanks after famous Generals. The British name became popular in the US and the two names are often combined into M4 Sherman or shortened to Sherman. - M4A2 - Diesel-powered; welded hull; 75-mm and 76-mm guns.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Sherman M4A2 Tarawa in scale 1:35

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model U.S. Tank crew ( NW Europe 1944) in scale 1:35

German Tank Hunters 1:35

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Dragon has released a phenomenal amount of highly detailed 1/35 scale figure sets since the first one was introduced many years ago. Indeed, production to date includes more than 170 figure sets that feature German soldiers fighting on all fronts of WWII. Certainly, one of the attractions of such German soldiers is the variety of units, uniforms and weapons that were employed. From the Eastern Front to the Western Front, from the hot desert sands of North Africa to the freezing snow and clinging mud of the endless Russian steppes, Dragon’s well-sculpted soldiers have been finely molded in plastic.

Scope of delivery: 45 parts, 4 figures

Detailed Plastic Kit of model German Sturmartillerie Crew 1940-45 in scale 1:35

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Tiger Aces (Normandie 1944) in scale 1:35

Detailed Plastic Kit of model German Infantry (battle of the Hedgerows 1944) in scale 1:35

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model US Rangers (Normandie 1944) in scale 1:35

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Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 500776011 Product: 1/35 E-100 Heavy Tank "Nachtjäger"

First authorized in June 1943, the E-100 was a monstrous tank with a staggering weight of 140 tons. It was planned to mount a 12.8cm KwK44 L/55 main armament and a 7.5cm KwK44 L/36.5 gun in a modified Maus turret. However, a stop was put on development of super-heavy tanks in 1944, and this project was given a low priority. As a result, only one chassis prototype was assembled, though even this was not fully finished by the time WWII ended. The frontal armor on the E-100 ("E" stands for Entwicklungsfahrzeug) hull was 200mm thick, and that on the turret (if it had been eventually built) would have been 240mm thick.

The E-100 was never completed by Henschel, but Dragon has succeeded in finishing off the massive E-100 in 1/35 scale. In a magnificent "what if" item, this E-100 is made to exacting standards in Dragon’s 1/35 range of plastic kits. The model is made even more exclusive by the inclusion of infrared night vision equipment, meaning it is able to reign in the hours of darkness. With its huge bulk cloaked by darkness, this model is able to launch attacks or defend territory with equal ease! In daylight it’s no less impressive, with its enormous size and futuristic appearance. For such a cumbersome vehicle, close-in defense is provided by a set of four "nachtjagers" (night fighters). These German soldiers are just as effective at fighting at night, equipped with such cutting-edge weapons as MP44 assault rifles with the Vampir infrared scope and battery backpack, an MP44 with unique Krummlauf (curved leaf) curved barrel, and even a Gatling-type mini-gun. This kit offers unparalleled potential to modelers wishing to create a "futuristic" scene and vehicle, and to let their imaginations run wild!

Detailed Plastic Kit of model E-100 Heavy Tank "Nachtjäger" in scale 1:35

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model German Super Tank "Maus" in Scale 1:35

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Waffen SS (Normandie 1944) in scale 1:35

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model Waffen SS (Ardennes 1944/45) in Scale 1:35

Article number: 500775573 Product: 1:48 Focke-Wulf Tal 152C-1/R14

Features: - Detailed Ta152C fuselage w/accurate design - Wings accurately represent the real one - Intricate fuselage, engine and radiator cowling - Crystal-clear cockpit canopy can be assembled open/closed - Propeller can be rotated - Photo-etched parts to upgrade details - Highly detailed radiator cowling w/photo-etched parts and optional flaps - Air intake realistically produced - Tail w/fine detail - Torpedo authentically reproduced w/fine detail - Detailed landing gear can be assembled in extended or taxiing positions

Focke-Wulf aircraft of WWII were usually prefixed with the initials "Fw", with one of the best-known fighters from the German company being the Fw 190. However, in the case of the Ta 152, the prefix was changed to recognize the pivotal role played by chief designer Kurt Tank. Basically, the Ta 152 was a high-altitude fighter-interceptor derived from the Fw 190. The first production Ta 152H entered service in January 1945, although only 43 fighters were delivered to combat units before the war ended. The Ta 152C variant designed for slightly lower-altitude combat and for the ground attack role was armed with a 30mm MK 108 cannon and four 20mm MG 151/20 weapons.

Dragon’s newest 1/48 scale model depicts the proposed Ta 152C-1/R14 variant, which had the armaments previously mentioned as well as a torpedo stowed under the belly for attacking enemy shipping. However, Focke-Wulf assembly plants were overrun before the Ta 152C-1 began rolling off assembly lines so it never actually saw combat in the hands of the Luftwaffe. This plastic kit builds upon the success of the previously released Ta 152C-0, but it adds the formidable-looking torpedo. The cowling for the aircraft’s Daimler-Benz 12-cylinder DB 603LA has also been modified to provide the correct details. After enjoying Dragon’s famous build quality and engineering excellence, modelers can finish off their fighter with some

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Focke-Wulf Ta152C-1/R14 in scale 1:48

Article number: 500775566 Product: 1:48 Bf110E Nachtjager

The twin-engine Messerschmitt Bf110 heavy fighter served in the Luftwaffe throughout WWII, despite pilots bemoaning its lack of agility in the air. Later in the war, however, it found a niche when it was developed into a successful night fighter. Indeed, it served as the backbone of Germany’s Nachtjagdgeschwader, with the first nightfighting units operating as early as 1940. Bf110 aircraft had a sizable hand in claiming 2751 RAF bombers shot down in 1943 alone. In a single dramatic night in August/September 1943, night fighters destroyed no less than 123 RAF bombers. This shows the effectiveness of the Nachtjagdgeschwader, which seriously blunted Allied bomber raids over Germany. The Bf110E was designed primarily as a fighter bomber. The modelers can be assured of the best quality and highest level of detail, as is the norm in Dragon’s Wing Tech series.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Bf110E Nachtjager in scale 1:48

Article number: 500775552 Product: 1/48 Heinkel HE 162D

The rare subject of this kit is the He-162D, a variant that had forward-swept wings, and a butterfly tail configuration. The forward-swept wings are newly tooled, while other components are updated, many with photo-etched parts.

Main Features: - Newly tooled wings swept forward at 25° like the real aircraft - Fully detailed He162 engines - Photo-etched parts for cowling cover hinges enable the cover to be movable - Tail of He162D is authentically recreated - Photo-etched parts - Cartograf decals offer accurate markings

About this title: Hitler’s Third Reich produced some truly innovative weapons. One requirement issued in 1944 was for a jet fighter that was simple and cheap, and would be known as the "Volksjaeger" (People’s Fighter). The resulting jet-powered He-162A Volksjaeger was capable of achieving 905km/h, but it only had an endurance of half an hour! The He-162, with the jet mounted in a unique position above the fuselage, began seeing combat in April 1945 in the last days of WWII in Europe.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model He162D Heinkel in scale 1:48

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Detailed Plastic Kit of model Me163B-1a KOMET in scale 1:48

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Focke-Wulf Fw190D-9 Langnasen-Dora in scale 1:48

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Article number: 500775032 Product: 1:72 P-38 Pathfinder

Dragon has released a spectacular 1/72 scale model of a P-38 Pathfinder containing all the special characteristics of this version of the Lightning. It receives a clear nose thanks to a completely new mold that shows off the radar system installation. Detail is finely rendered, and careful engineering ensures this model aircraft is a breeze to assemble. Modelers will be pleased to clear a path for this P-38 Pathfinder in their collections!

Main Features: -Newly tooled nose for Pathfinder -Undercarriage comes with detail -Left and right propeller blades created from different molds -Fuselage and booms engraved with fine panel lines -Photo-etched parts to upgrade details -Clear canopy and cabin with crisp details -Cartograf decals offer accurate markings

About the P-38 Pathfinder The P-38 Lightning, a WWII U.S. fighter aircraft, is easily identified by its twin booms. It enjoyed its greatest success in the Southwest Pacific theater, but the P-38 was also successfully adapted to several other roles. One role was that of a "pathfinder" designed to lead formation bombing. The P-38 Pathfinder, fitted with a glazed nose containing an H2X radar, led other P-38s loaded with 2000lb bombs. When the Pathfinder released its load (usually a single 2000lb bomb), the rest of the formation did so too.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model P-38 Pathfinder in scale 1:72

Article number: 500775026 Product: 1:72 Arado AR234P

Main Features: - newly tooled nose - detailed armored cockpit and canopy, both newly tooled in clear parts - new MGs mounted in the belly - new radar parts - photo-etched parts for antennas and cockpit interior - high quality decals by Cartograf

About the Arado Ar 234: The Arado Ar 234 Blitz was the world's first operational jet powered bomber, built by the Arado company in the closing stages of World War II. In the field it was used almost entirely in the reconnaissance role, but in its few uses as a bomber it proved to be impossible to intercept.

In January 1945 staff at Arado began development of a night and all-weather fighter based on the Ar 234C. However, the project was plagued by chronic shortages of such essential items as turbojet engines and radars right up to the end of the war, and no dedicated night fighter saw combat action. The Ar 234P-4 was the fourth prototype, being powered by a pair of powerful turbojet engines, which would have given it an estimated top speed of 450mph (725km/h).

Detailed Plastic Kit of model P-61A Black Widow in scale 1:72

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Detailed Plastic Kit of model P-61A Black Widow in scale 1:72

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Ar234B NACHTIGALL in scale 1:72

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Dornier DO 335A-1 Pfeil in scale 1:72

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Focke-Wulf Ta152H-1 in scale 1:144

Detailed Plastic Kit of model WWII German Infantry Weapons part 1 in scale 1:35

Article number: 500773622 Product: 1:35 IDF M113 Fitters&Chata'p Field Repa

After previously releasing a kit of the IDF Zelda, an exciting new M113 combination is now available from Dragon. The new kit allows modelers to build both the M113 Fitters and the Chata’p Field Repair Vehicle. The former is easily identified by a Hiab crane mounted on the roof, enabling it to perform such operations as removing and replacing power packs. The Chata’p, on the other hand, carried spare parts and equipment to allow maintenance and repair of other armored vehicles.

Aptly named a Combo Set, modelers will be able to add two distinctive IDF M113 vehicles, the M113 Fitters and a Chata’p Field Repair Vehicle. They are perfect for each other in a diorama scene, or with a damaged M113 Zelda. The vehicles are realistically depicted and they possess NEO tracks, with brand new parts such as the hydraulic crane, as well as all sorts of stowage boxes and racks on the M113 Fitters. Boxes and racks festoon the Chata’p Field Repair Vehicle as well. Attention has been paid not only to the vehicle exteriors, but also to their interiors, with the internal layout accurately rendered and provided for both vehicles. As before, a free set of backpacks and rucksacks are provided for made of DS so that modelers can attach these to the vehicles’ hulls. As the first such 1/35 IDF Combo Set from Dragon, model-makers receive twice the fun and double the number of vehicles!

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Article number: 500773621 Product: 1:35 M132 Armored Flamethrower (SmartK)

Dragon has added another 1/35 scale kit to its growing M113-based family. This time the subject is the M132, which was a flamethrower version of the famous armored personnel carrier (APC). The 10.58-ton vehicle looks similar to a regular APC, but the cupola atop the hull features an M10-8 flamethrower alongside a coaxial 7.62mm machine gun. This turret could traverse 360º. Internally, the rear compartment was taken up by an M10 fuel and pressure unit plus four spherical 50-gallon fuel tanks. This amount of fuel was enough to fire a jet of flame for 32 seconds out to a maximum distance of 200m. The vehicle, often nicknamed the "Zippo", was widely used in the Vietnam War.

As would be expected, this M132 Flamethrower is based on currently available M113 chassis accurately built to 1/35 scale. However, the hull has been suitably modified with a set of new parts suitable for this specialist vehicle. This includes a brand new M10 turret containing the flamethrower and machine gun. Of course, the interior has been completely refurbished too. The four tanks for the napalm fuel are all installed inside. New, too, are brackets to protect the antenna bases. This 1/35 scale kit of the M132 Flamethrower lights up numerous opportunities for modelers wishing to create a Vietnam War vehicle, or to perhaps fit it into a dramatic combat diorama.

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model M132 Armored Flamethrower (Smart Kit) in Scale 1:35

Article number: 500773606 Product: 1:35 M48 AVLB

Dragon's M48 family comes the most ambitious version yet – a fantastic model of an M48 Armored Vehicle Launched Bridge (AVLB)! Hulls from M48 tanks were converted into AVLBs in the 1950s. Turrets were removed and a scissors-type bridge of 60-ton military load classification (MLC 60) was installed atop the hull. So it could be lowered over any gap up to 18m wide that needed to be crossed by other vehicles. Hydraulic cylinders raised the 14.65-ton bridge from the hull, lowered it to the ground and then unfurled it, a process that took just 2-5 minutes. The M48 AVLB weighed 57,470kg and measured 11.3m long with the bridge stowed.

This 1/35 scale kit is impressive in terms of its bulk, let alone the level of intricate detail inherent in such a vehicle and the MLC 60 bridge. This stunning kit makes use of Dragon’s previously released M48 tank releases. However, the massive scissors bridge is totally new from Dragon, making it the first such AVLB it to become available in plastic. To make it all the more attractive to modelers, the bridge can be stowed in stowed mode, fully launched or in any intermediate configuration. Such versatility means modelers can emplace the model in any kind of diorama. This unarmed M48 AVLB is a welcome addition to Dragon’s modern range of vehicle kits, and the fact that it was used by nations other than just the USA makes it a useful subject for modelers.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model M48 AVLB (Armored Vehicle Launched Bridge) in scale 1:35

Article number: 500773601 Product: 1:35 Arab StuG.III Ausf.G

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Six-Day War, which was fought from 5-10 June 1967 in the Middle East. To commemorate that Third Arab-Israeli War, Dragon has been releasing an ongoing series of 1/35 scale kits featuring armored fighting vehicles that participated in the conflict.

The latest one is a 1/35 Arab StuG.III. It has been updated with new components like the MG shield and mount and storage box on fender to match its service in Arab forces. Moreover, an array of photo-etched parts is offered. This StuG is most definitely a ONE-OFF item, and customers won’t be able to obtain it ever again. To ensure modelers get hold of this special release of Arab AFVs, modelers will have to spring into action immediately!

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Arab StuG.III Ausf.G (Special Edition) in scale 1:35

Article number: 500773594 Product: 1:35 Arab Jagdpanzer IV L/48

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Six-Day War, which was fought from 5-10 June 1967 in the Middle East. To commemorate that Third Arab-Israeli War, Dragon has been releasing an ongoing series of 1/35 scale kits featuring armored fighting vehicles that participated in the conflict.

The next one is a 1/35 Arab Jagdpazner IV L/48 tank destroyer from the Arab side. As might be expected, it is based on previously released kits from Dragon’s famous ’39-’45 series. However, This special Jagdpanzer IV is most definitely a ONE-OFF item, and customers won’t be able to obtain it ever again. To ensure modelers get hold of this special release of Arab AFVs, modelers will have to spring into action immediately!

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Article number: 500773593 Product: 1:35 Arab Panzer IV

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Six-Day War, which was fought from 5-10 June 1967 in the Middle East. To commemorate that Third Arab-Israeli War, Dragon has been releasing an ongoing series of 1/35 scale kits featuring armored fighting vehicles that participated in the conflict.

The next one is a 1/35 Panzer IV Medium Tank from the Arab side. It has been updated with new components like the MG mount and a new storage box on left fender to match its service in Arab forces. This special Panzer IV is most definitely a ONE-OFF item, and customers won’t be able to obtain it ever again. To ensure modelers get hold of this special release of Arab AFVs, modelers will have to spring into action immediately!

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Arab Panzer IV (Special Edition) in scale 1:35

Article number: 500773586 Product: 1:35 IDF M3 Halftrack w/TCM-20 Anti-AirG

Dragon has already announced 1/35 scale kit of an Israel Defense Forces (IDF) version of the standard M3 halftrack, as well as one featuring Nord Aviation SS.11 wire-guided antitank guided missiles. A third one is now available, this time fitted with a TCM-20 antiaircraft gun. Similar to the American M16 halftrack with Maxson M45 quadmount, Israel replaced the four original .50-cal M2 machine guns with a pair of 20mm Hispano-Suiza HS.404 cannons, which proved effective in combat operations. Most of these guns came from obsolete Israeli aircraft. They were used in a couple of major conflicts, and they even soldiered on in Israeli reservist formations until the 1980s. In the vehicle’s rear fighting compartment is a brand new rendition of the TCM-20 antiaircraft weapon system, with the cannons and mount being intricately detailed. Additionally, there is a plethora of photo-etched parts for the kit to portray metal components, jerry cans rack, headlight guards and tool brackets. The halftrack looks authentic, playing well the role of a hybrid Israeli weapon system. This fascinating M3 halftrack is just bristling with devastating 20mm firepower suitable for either antiaircraft or ground duties.

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model DF M3 Halftrack w/TCM-20 Anti-Aircraft Gun in Scale 1:35

Article number: 500773584 Product: 1:35 M67 Flamethrower Tank

Building further on the success of its line-up of 1/35 scale kits of the famous M48 Patton medium tank, Dragon has produced the interesting M67 flamethrower used by the US military. Nicknamed the "Zippo", it was originally based on an M48A1 tank hull, with the usual 90mm gun replaced with an M6 flame gun connected to an M7A1-6 fuel and pressure unit. The 48-ton M67 was disguised somewhat with its flame gun hidden inside a dummy gun tube. The first M67 was completed in 1955 and a total of 109 units were manufactured for US Marine Corps and US Army service. They were fielded until 1974, which meant they saw combat in Vietnam.

This 1/35 scale kit inherits excellent features of Dragon’s preceding M48-series models, but it has been modified to represent an M67 Flamethrower Tank. This includes brand new components such as the gun shield, dummy gun barrel and muzzle brake. Also new is the flame projector inside the muzzle brake. The mantlet cover is represented by DS to replicate the correct look of the material. Other appropriate changes are made – for example, the headlight brush guards were altered to clear the flame gun’s lower depression angle.This is a magnificent kit of the M67, and it’s expected to be red hot with modelers all over the world!

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Article number: 500773583 Product: 1:35 M727 MIM-23 Tracked Guided MissileC

Dragon has added yet another surprising sensation to its range of 1/35 scale modern vehicle plastic kits. The beneficiary this time is an M727 Tracked Guided Missile Carrier. This surface-to-air missile (SAM) system essentially mated an M754 guided missile launcher with an M548 tracked chassis to achieve high mobility. The MIM-23 missile is actually an acronym for Homing All-the-Way Killer. The US Army introduced the missile in 1959. The M727 gave the US Army its first mobile medium-range SAM, with up three missiles mounted on a swiveling launcher on the rear of the vehicle.

The Launch system can traverse through 360º, while the missiles can be elevated according to the modeler’s wish. Everything on the M727 is new-tooled, except the tracks, road wheels and lower hull are sourced from previous releases. Even though the M727 Tracked Guided Missile Carrier had a relatively short lifespan, it deserves to be recognized in this the world’s first 1/35 scale plastic kit!

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model M727 MIM-23 Tracked Guided Missile Carrier in Scale 1:35

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Article number: 500773582 Product 1:35 IDF M60 w/Dozer Blade

Dragon latest IDF item is a 1/35 scale plastic kit of an M60 tank fitted with an M9 dozer blade. The kit uses the previously released and very popular IDF Magach 6 tank, to which an M9 dozer blade has been installed. This tank also features Blazer add-on explosive reactive armor (ERA). With a dozer blade fitted, such vehicles were very useful whenever obstacles needed to be cleared or where defensive earthworks were required.

This 1/35 scale kit has superb features, including the correctly arranged ERA modules. Each module fits onto the turret and hull easily and with precision. Of course, the distinguishing feature of this particular kit is the impressive-looking M9 dozer blade. This element is completely new, and it can be depicted in either raised or lowered position depending on what dioramic scene the modeler is trying to recreate. The blade is cleverly produced from multiple parts in order to accurately render its form. With this kit, no obstacles remain in the way for modelers to produce a stunning Israeli AFV!

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Article number: 500773581 Product: 1:35 IDF M60 w/Explosive Reactive Armor

Dragon continues rolling out superb Israeli armored vehicle subjects in its 1/35 scale plastic kit range, with the latest being the M60 w/ERA. After previously releasing a Magach 3 tank fitted with explosive reactive armor (ERA) (Item No. 3578), Dragon was hugely encouraged by consumer response to that subject. Now the stunning-looking M60 w/ERA is also available, featuring Blazer add-on ERA.

The arrangement of ERA modules is actually different from that on the Magach 3. Nevertheless, each ERA module fits onto the turret and hull easily and with precision. This M60 includes characteristic features such as an Urdan cupola, a thermal sleeve on the 105mm M68 main gun and machine guns mounted on the turret. Additionally, there’s a generous selection of photo-etched parts for delicate elements such as tool brackets and tow cable brackets, plus the tank uses one-piece tracks made from DS for added convenience. The 105mm main gun’s weatherproof mantlet cover is also made from DS to ensure maximum realism.

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model DF M60 w/Explosive Reactive Armor in Scale 1:35

Article number: 500773579 Product: 1:35 IDF M3 Halftrack Nord SS.11 A-T MC

Dragon, in its Six-Day War series, has already produced a 1/35 scale kit of an Israel Defense Forces (IDF) version of an M3 halftrack, and now another interesting variant is available for modelers. The new kit features an M3 boasting Nord Aviation SS.11 wire-guided antitank guided missiles (ATGM), which was done to beef up the offensive capability of IDF halftracks. The SS.11 missile was steered to a line-of-sight target by the operator via thrust vectoring control. The 30kg missile had a maximum range of 3,000m. Associated modifications to the halftrack included fitting an armored roof, a full-width launch rail in the mid-section, and storage boxes in the rear for spare missiles.

Dragon’s recently released M3 halftrack has been suitable modified to create this 1/35 scale Israeli M3 antitank missile carrier. The most obvious difference is the bank of four SS.11 ATGMs mounted atop the vehicle. The fighting compartment has been modified to incorporate a firewall between the cab and rear compartment, and two large storage boxes are installed in the rear. A roof hatch can be depicted open or closed. There is also a plentiful supply of photo-etched parts in the kit to portray metal components and tool brackets. As part of Dragon’s growing Six-Day War collection, this is a tremendous-looking vehicle that takes the M3 halftrack to new and lethal places!