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Article number: 510035104 Product: 1:72 Junkers Ju-88 War Thunder
Length of the model 199 mm
VIDEO GAME BONUS CODE, GLUE & STAND BASE INCLUDED
The Junkers JU-88 must be considered the most important German airplane of World War II, next to the BF-109 and FW-190. This twin-engine plane was originally designed as fast bomber. The project was a complete success and thus the aircraft was also used as a valuable night fighter, a specialized attack aircraft, a torpedo-bomber or as reconnaissance aircraft and finally, during the final phase of WW II, it became known as "the Flying Bomb". The A4 was the most widely used variant of the Luftwaffe and participated in all theaters during the war, from the battle of Britain to the desperate defense of the German skies.
Detailed Plastic Kit
Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
Article number: 510035103 Product: 1:72 UH-1C MIL Mi-24D
Length of the model 160-240 mm
"WAR THUNDER" Video Game series
Two models included - in-game bonus, glue and stand base included
Mi-24: the MIL-24 is one of the most powerful combat and assault helicopters available today, despite having been in service for about 20 years. Conceived according to the Soviet school of thought that considers the helicopter as a real flying cruiser (with great firepower to support the action of assault troops) rather than an anti-tank vehicle itself.
UH-1C: during the Vietnam conflict, the use of helicopters as a means of combat as well as transport revolutionized war tactics profoundly. In those years the UH-1, better known as Huey, was the helicopter most used by the American Army for the rapid movement of troops and their protection with the use of modified and armed versions of the same aircraft.
Article number: 510006568 Product: 1:35 M4A1 Sherman with U.S. Infantry
Length of the model 167 mm
NEW GLUEABLE TRACKS 7 figures included!
The M4 Sherman medium tank was the primary tank used by the United States during World War II. It has been produced in a significant number of units and it formed the backbone of United Stated armored forces during at those time. It has been produced in several variants and versions. The first version to be produced on wide scale was the Sherman M4A1 characterized by the rounded edges of the fully casted upper hull. Even the turret had a rounded appearance. The Sherman would entered combat in armored corps of United States Army in 1942 during the first months of the war. It was armed with the 75 mm gun that was replaced in the latest A1 version with the high-speed 76 mm gun. Thanks to its Continental R975 gasoline engine the tank was able to obtain good performances on all type of terrains. However the most important strength of the tank was its project. The Sherman was reliable, cheap and easy to produce in great numbers.
Article number: 510006551 Product: 1:35 Kangaroo
Length of the model 172 mm
NEW DECALS SHEET – FIGURES NOT INCLUDED
During the Africa campaign, the British Army used some Stuart light tanks, without the turrets, as armoured personnel carriers or as artillery tractors. Later on, to overcome the shortage of armoured vehicles, the Canadian General Guy Simonds ordered to the field workshops to remove the howitzers from the old M7 Priest and to convert them into infantry transport vehicles. Thanks to the positive results came out from the initiative among the Commonwealth troops, a lot of old tanks have been converted in "Kangaroo". Kangaroo was the nickname given to the modified vehicles able to perform the transportation of fully equipped soldiers directly close to the enemy line. The defensive armament could be vary and it depended on the availability of weapons as the .50 or .030 Browning machine guns and the Boys anti-tank rifle.
Article number: 510006194 Product: 1:72 Battle-Set-"Pegasus Bridge"
D-DAY 75th ANNIVERSARY
MDF laser cut bridge, english paratroopers, german infantry, Kfz. 305 Opel Blitz, Kdf.1 Kubelwagen,german artillery
On the night between 5th and 6th June 1944, during the early stages of the Operation Overlord the 6th British Airborne Division received the goal to capture and control the movable bridge that crossed the Orne River near the city of Ouistreham in Normandy. The control of the bridge, renamed in code "Pegasus" was a key point to make secure the eastern flank of the operational scenario and to prevent German armour troops counterattack that could reach the Allied landing area at Sword beach. The British paratroopers, in Horsa gliders, landed near the bridge and, thanks to a rapid and effective action, defeated the German troops that defended the bridge. Even today the Pegasus Bridge is a point of reference for all those who visit the most significant places of "Overlord”
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Article number: 510006189 Product 1:72 French Infantry (WW II)
The French Army was quickly defeated by the German armies in 1940. However, several units managed to escape capture and repaired in the United Kingdom. Under the leadership of General De Gaulle the Free French Forces were quickly established to help Allies in the war against the Third Reich. In 1944, both on the Italian front and on that of Normandy in the aftermath of D-Day, these forces were able to return to action against the german forces and contribute until the final victory against Germany.
Article number: 510003647 Product: 1:24 Fiat "500" (2007)
Length of the Model 148 mm
In 2007, the Fiat Group presented the successor to the most iconic car of Italian automotive production: the Fiat 500. The new model features a distinctive design and interesting retro-style as modern reinterpretation of the "classic" Fiat 500 launched on the market in 1957. Thanks to its unique design, the adoption of the most innovative technological and safety solutions, the Fiat 500 is positioned on the market as a premium city car, accessible but at the same time exclusive. The wide range of versions and accessories enhance the possibility for the customer to personalize the car and make it unique. From its release on the market the car adopted several engines from the twin-cylinder petrol 895cc "Twinair" to the four-cylinder diesel 1,248 cc "Multijet
Article number: 510002790 Product: 1:48 Bye-Bye MIRAGE F.1
Length of the model 319 mm
NEW PARTS SUPER DECALS SHEET
The Mirage F1 was developed by the French aircraft manufacturer Dassault to equip the French Air Force (Armée de l'air) squadrons with a modern multi-role fighter. The Mirage F1 entered service at the beginning of the seventies and was characterized by a shoulder-mounted swept wing and the adoption of the Snecma Atar turbojet engine giving the aircraft a max speed of Mach 2,2. During the years, several versions of the F1 were produced and most of them dedicated to export. For instance the Mirage F1 CR was set to perform aerial reconnaissance tasks adopting internal equipment and external pods. The Mirage F1 CT was the ground attack version and was developed to replace the old Mirage IIIE. It was improved with more modern avionics and ground targets identification and tracking systems.
Article number: 510001430 Product: 1:72 Fokker F-27-400 "Friendship"
Length of the model 328 mm
SUPER DECAL SHEET
The twin-engine Fokker F-27 Friendship was developed during the fifties by the Dutch airplanes manufacturer to provide a valid successor to the old traditional piston engine Douglas DC-3 in service since the World War II. The Fokker F-27 immediately achieved a good commercial success in civil and military uses and it was even produced under licence in the United States. Thanks to its two 2,250 Hp Rolls-Royce turboprop engines the Fokker was able to reach the max speed of 460 Km/h. Since its start of production it was adopted by a lot of airlines that found in it the best solution for short-haul routes. The adoption of two turboprop engines, compared to traditional piston engines, reduced vibrations and provided an improved comfort on board. The plane was very versatile and was widely used for freight transport activities, troop transport duties and maritime patrol.
