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Article number: 510009304 Product: ITALERI Model Preview 2019 (EN/IT)
-12 pages -language: english, italian
A catalog with the ITALERI-novelties 2019.
Detailed Plastic Kit of model
Art.Nr.: 510006567 Art.bezeichnung: 1:35 Leopard 2A6
Length of the model: 220 mm NEDERLAND & GERMAN VERSION-NEW DECAL SHEET
The Leopard 2 was developed in the '70s to satisfy the specific need of the West German Army to have a new modern and efficient Main Battle Tank able to replace the Leopard 1. It is armed with a 120 mm gun and, thanks to its V-12 twin-turbo diesel engine, it is able to reach the maximum speed of 68 Km/h. It entered service in 1979 but, continuously improved in technology, armament and armour, it is still today considered one of the best Main Battle Tank in the World. The Leopard 2 A6, in detail, is a definite improvement compared to the first versions. Armed with a 120mm Rheinmetall L / 55 smoothbore gun, it is equipped with a modern third generation composite protections. The turret shape and the mantlet profile are developed to minimize the impact of enemy hits and anti-tank weapons.
Detailed Plastic Kit
Article number: 510006563 Product: 1/35 RSO/03 with PaK 40
NEW DECALS SHEET
In order to cope with the poor road conditions on the Eastern front, the Germans built tracked tractors to tow all types of vehicles and serve to carry various loads from ammunition and food supplies. The official description of this vehicle was "Raupenschlepper-Ost" (tracked tractor-East).The RSO was built by the Austrian manufacturer Steyr-works. It had a commercial-type pressed steel cab and a wooden cargo body. The next versions, as the RSO/03 built by Klockner-Humbolt-Deutz AG, had a simpler, soft-top, slab-sided metal cab. It proved ideal for the mud and slush conditions of the Russian front. Thanks to its "off road" capabilities it was used as artillery and anti-tank gun (as the largely used 75 mm. Pak 40 towing tractor.
Article number: 510006562 Product: 1:35 15cm Panzerwerfer 42 auf SWS
Length of the model 198 mm
NEW DECAL SHEET
The Schwerer Wehrmachtschlepper (SWS) was developed as a medium half-track and used to transport supplies to front-line troops or as a towing vehicle for the light artillery. However, on the large rear flat load compartment some other applications have been developed. One modification was the Panzerwerfer 42 auf SWS, a 10 barreled 15 cm Nebelwerfer 42 rocket launched placed over an armored ammunition storage compartment. The rocket launcher, developed as device to create smoke screens, was soon used as real artillery able to launch high-explosive ammunitions. It could shoot the rocktes with impressive and deadly.
Detailed Plastic Kit of model 15cm Panzerwerfer 42 auf SWS in scale 1:35
Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
Article number: 510003649 Product: 1:24 Lamborghini Miura Jota SVJ
Length of the model 187 mm
NEW MOULDS
The Lamborghini Miura was produced by the Italian manufacturer between 1966 and 1973. The Miura, when it was presented on the market, was a real supercar characterized by high performance and innovative design. In 1970, on the layout of the Miura, a specific version dedicated for the competitions was created through improvements on chassis and suspensions. Other significant changes where implemented on engine power and on the braking system. The commercial name of this unique car with a power of 440 Hp and outstanding performances was "Jota". However, due to several requests from customers, Lamborghini modified some Miura SV series with specification similar to Jota. These cars were identified by the acronym SVJ and became soon the dream of car experts and funs all over the World.
Detailed Plastic Kit of model Lamborghini Miura Jota SVJ in scale 1:24
Article number: 510002788 Product: 1:48 A-1H Skyraider
Length of the model 246 mm
SUPER DECAL SHEET
The Douglas Skyraider was manufactured immediately after War World II. Despite its traditional piston motor, in an age when jets were spreading, the Skyraider had an extraordinary long career. It made its first flight in 1945 and it was retired from service only in 1975. It has participated to several conflicts, demonstrating its value in Korea and in Vietnam. Characterized by low speed maneuverability, it was able to transport impressive war cargos of over 3,500Kg. Perfect for ground attack missions, it was provided with robust armor to minimize fire damages from the enemy. The Skyraider A-1H, thanks to its powerful 2,700 HP radial engine, was able to reach the max speed of 322 mph and it was able to load an impressive variety of armaments. Furthermore it was equipped with four 20 mm. gun
Detailed Plastic Kit of model A-1H Skyraider in scale 1:48
Article number: 510001408 Product: 1:72 Kfir C.2 IAF
Length of the model 217 mm
The Kfir is an all-weather multirole combat aircraft produced by the Israel Aircraft Industries. It was mainly based on the French Dassault Mirage III / 5 airframe, but it adopted several improvements as the Israeli-built version of the powerful and reliable General Electric J79 turbojet engine or a complete new set of avionic equipment. Kfir program has been originated to develop a more effective version of the IAI Nesher. The Kfir entered in service in 1975 and was assigned to fighter squadrons. During the time, some updated versions came out as the Kfir C7 futured by a powerful engine, better avionics and inflight refueling capability. However, with the introduction of the new F-15, the reliable and robust Kfir changed its main role and it was used to perform strike missions. It is armed with two 30 mm. guns and it can load several types of missiles, bombs and rocket launchers.
Detailed Plastic Kit of model Kfir C.2 IAF in scale 1:72
Article number: 510001388 Product: 1/72 SM81 Pipistrello
SUPER DECALS SHEET
The Savoia Marchetti SM 81 began service in the bombing units of the Regia Aeronautica (Italian Royal Air Force) around the middle of the 1930’s. It operated in the campaign in Ethiopia, in the Spanish Civil War and during World War II. It had three engines with low wings and a fixed undercarriage. It was propelled by 3 Alfa Romeo 125 RC 35 engines with 650 Hp each, or, successively, by more powerful Piaggio P. X RC.35 700 Hp engines which brought it to a maximum speed of 340 Km/h. Armed with 6 7.7 mm Breda-Safat machine guns, it had an offensive payload of 2,000 kg in bombs. At the time of its entrance in service, it was one of the most modern bombers in the world, but at the start of World War II, by then surpassed, it was predominantly used for night time missions. For this reason it was nicknamed "bat". Nevertheless over 300 SM 81’s equipped the Regia Aeronautica squadrons on various fronts, from the Aegean Sea to North Africa.
Detailed Plastic Kit of model SM81 Pipistrello 1/72
