Plastic Models

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.

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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.

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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.

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Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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.

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Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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.

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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

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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.

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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.

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Article number: 510104640 Product: 1:9 Norton Commando PR 750cc

Length of the model 246 mm

UPGRADED MOULDS

In 1967, in order to relaunch the sales on a rapidly changed two wheelers market, the Norton Motorcycle Company introduced its new motorcycle : the Norton Commando. The Commando adopted a parallel twincylinder 750cc engine with two valves per cylinder. Compared to the previous British engines it was characterized by the higher displacement and the tilted forward cylinders. The use of the Isolastic antivibration system provided and impressive increase of the riding comfort. The Norton Commando, replaced the outdated Atlas, and obtained immediately a very good commercial success. It became very popular and well-known all over the World. In the United Kingdom it won the Motor Cycle News "Machine of the Year" award for five successive years from 1968 to 1972. Particularly appreciated the modern and innovative shape, for those time, as the design of fuel tank, handlebar and back cover.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Norton Commando PR 750cc in scale 1:9

Article number: 510104639 Product: 1/9 Moto Guzzi V7 Carabinieri

The model Moto Guzzi V7 Carabinieri in 1/9 scale has a length of about 255 mm.

Moto Guzzi V7 can be considered a "milestone" in the Italian and European history of motorcycle industry. It was produced from the mid of 60’s by the well-known Italian manufacturer, located in Mandello del Lario on Como lake. The most distinctive V7 technical feature was the adoption of the famous longitudinal V engine that became very soon the "ensign" of Moto Guzzi motorcycle production. Important requests, supporting new V7 the success, came from Italian Army and Italian Police Force that were looking for a reliable, robust and low cost of maintenance 2 wheels vehicle. Among the main users, the Carabinieri adopted V7 to perform patrol and traffic control duties thanks to the operational versatility of the motorbike. Later versions, as V7 Special and V7 Sport, were produced with a new bigger displacement engine able to guarantee better performances.

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Easy assembled model kit with an interlocking technique

The box includes also the plastic parts for realizing the statue and Reference Leaflet

Inside the Reference Leaflet with historical features, instruction and color indication

The Statue of Liberty (Liberty Enlightening the World) is a colossal neoclassical sculpture on Liberty Island in New York Harbor in New York City, in the United States. The copper statue, designed by Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, a French sculptor, was built by Gustave Eiffel and dedicated on October 28, 1886. It was a gift to the United States from the people of France. The statue is of a robed female figure representing Libertas, the Roman goddess, who bears a torch and a tabula ansata (a tablet evoking the law) upon which is inscribed the date of the American Declaration of Independence, July 4, 1776. A broken chain lies at her feet. The statue is an icon of freedom and of the United States, and was a welcoming sight to immigrants arriving from abroad.

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Easy assembled model kit with an interlocking technique

The box includes also the plastic parts for realizing the temple and Reference Leaflet

Interior: reproduction of Athena Parthenos, decorations, marble, floor and columns.

Inside the Reference Leaflet with historical features, instruction and color indication

In ancient times Athens was built around the hill of the Acropolis, on a plain bordered by two small rivers, the Eridanus in the north and the Ilisos in the south. Today the area is only dominated by the Parthenon.

The great temple, which Pericles entrusted to the care of the architects Ictinus and Callicrates and to the artistic supervision of Phidias, was built between 447 and 432 B.C. to replace the previous archaic building, called Hekatòmpedon, which literally means "one hundred feet long". Built in pentelic marble in Doric style, the Parthenon was internally divided into two main rooms: the cell, with the statue of Athena

Partenos ("the Virgin"), made by Phidias in gold and ivory and high over 12 metres; on the back, the real Parthenon, a colonnaded hall reserved to the young virgins engaged in the worship of the goddess. The decoration of the friezes, which was assigned to Pidias, the greatest sculptor of the time, contributed to make the temple even more beautiful temple, making it a formidable vehicle of complex ideological messages.

Article number: 510046504 Product: 1:700 Tirpitz

Length of the model 366 mm

Tirpitz was the sister ship of the famous German battleship Bismarck and named after Grand Admiral Alfred von Tirpitz. It was laid down at the Kriegsmarinewerft Wilhelmshaven in November 1936. The works were completed by February 1941, and after a series of wartime modifications, the vessel become heavier than Bismarck. Thus, Tirpitz became the heaviest battleship built by a European navy.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Tirpitz in scale 1:700

Available in Europe only

The box includes :

- Ships guide

- Poster with the IJN Atago artwork

- Liquid cement for plastic

- Bonus Code : Tachibana, Japanese destroyer, Tier II Port Slot

- 3 Invite Codes : 7 Days of Premium Account 1000 Doubloons

The model Bismarck - World of Warships - in scale 1/700 has a length of about 366 mm.

The box contains:

· 1 MODEL KIT

· 1 LIQUID CEMENT

· 1 SHIP GUIDE

· 1 WALL POSTER (29,7x42cm)

· WORLD of WARSHIPS DECALS

· 3 INVITE CODES (7 days of Premium Account, 1000 Gold)

· 1 BONUS CODE (Diana Russian Premium Cruiser Tier 2, Port slot, 500 Signal Flags)

Based on the Bayern class of battleships from WWI, the Bismarck was the pinnacle of German heavy ship development and probably the best known German ship of World War II.

Even though, its career was extremely short, as a highly decorated battleship due to a spectacular 8-day sortie, the Bismarck obviously deserves a place in our game.

Article number: 510036512 Product: 1:35 Tiger 131 Limited Edition WoT

Tiger 131 is a German Tiger I Heavy tank captured by the British 48th Royal Tank Regiment in Tunisia during World War II. In 1951 Tiger 131 was passed to the Tank Museum in Bovington, England, where it has been a popular exhibit ever since. It’s return to working order in the early 2000’s meant it became the only running Tiger 1 and this, in the age of the internet, has led to millions of viewings online of the tank running at events. Its involvement in the Fury movie of 2014 and its appearance in the World of Tanks game has only added to its exposure – making it now probably the most famous tank in the world.

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model Tiger 131 Limited Edition WoT in Scale 1:35

Article number: 510036511 Product: 1:35 38t Hetzer WoT

Length of the model 180 mm

THE BOX CONTAIN:

1 MODEL KIT - 1 LIQUID CEMENT - 1 TANK GUIDE - WORLD oF TANKS DECALS - 1 INVITE CODES - 1 BONUS CODE

In 1943, the Wehrmacht were experiencing a dire shortage of StuG III tank destroyers because the joint U.S.A.-U.K. air raids caused considerable damage to the Alkett company’s factory that produced these vehicles. December 1943, a decision was made to utilize the working capacities of the BMM company in Prague to start production of tank destroyers. Components of the Pz.Kpfw. 38(t) tank were widely used in the new vehicle. The first prototypes were produced in March 1944. More than 2,800 vehicles were built by May 1945.

It is a very different tank from its predecessor, the Marder II. Initially, its poor speed and restricted arc of fire seem to be a downgrade from the long-range firepower of the Marder II; a point that provokes a lot of mixed opinions from players. It takes some time, and a few upgrades, to unlock the Hetzer’s true potential and to allow its excellent sloped armour, low profile, and powerful guns to come to the fore. Tier IV and under tanks will fear the Hetzer due to the extremely powerful 105 mm gun that can one-shot all Tier III and most Tier IV tanks.

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model 38t Hetzer in Scale 1:35

Article number: 510036510 Product: 1:35 Jagdpanzer IV WoT

Length of the model 210 mm

-THE BOX CONTAIN:

1 MODEL KIT - 1 LIQUID CEMENT - 1 TANK GUIDE - WORLD oF TANKS DECALS - 1 INVITE CODES - 1 BONUS CODE

The Pz. IV medium tank served as the basis for many vehicles, including tank destroyers. At the end of 1944, a version of the 75-mm PaK 42 L/70 gun was prepared for this basis. The new variant of the vehicle was designated the JagdPzIV/70. From August 1944 through March 1945, the Nibelungenwerke company produced 278 vehicles of this type.

Unlike most other tank destroyers of its tier, the Jagdpanzer IV is not optimized for sniping at long distances. Its guns simply do not have the penetration to do so. What it does have is a ferocious rate-of-fire with its top guns, excellent mobility, and a low and stealthy profile. As an added bonus, it also has fairly decent frontal armour for its tier.

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model Jagdpanzer IV WoT in Scale 1:35

Article number: 510036509 Product: 1/35 T-34/85

Length of the model 233 mm

100% New moulds

Arguably the best medium tank of World War II, the T-34-85 was a crucial factor in the outcome of the conflict. Over 35,000 were produced, meaning that it also came to represent, from a Soviet standpoint, the supremacy of socialist industry over capitalism.It was the antithesis of German over-engineering. Designers favoured simple solutions that used fewer resources. It was therefore available in greater numbers – a telling factor as Axis forces were pushed out of the Soviet Union and back to Berlin.

The T-34-85 was an up-gunned version of the T-34 tank which carried a 76mm gun that was insufficient at dealing with tanks like the Tiger and Panther. A new turret allowed the installation of an 85mm gun that was capable of penetrating German armour with greater ease. This tank also represented the first proper mass production of a sloped-hull design which meant that the armour could afford to be thinner while still providing the same effective protection. Coupled with sloping on the turret, the survivability of the tank compared to the original T-34 design was much better.the armour could afford to be thinner while still providing the same effective protection. Coupled with sloping on the turret, the survivability of the tank compared to the original T-34 design was much better.

Available in Europe only

The model LEOPARD 1A2 in 1/35 scale has a length of about 270 mm.

The Box contains:

1 MODEL KIT - 1 LIQUID CEMENT - 1 TANK GUIDE - 1 POSTER (42x59,4cm) - WORLD oF TANKS DECALS -

3 INVITE CODES - 1 BONUS CODE

The Leopard 1 was the main battle tank of West Germany, first entering service in 1965. On the one hand, this is a saga of perfect German engineering evidenced by its fantastic cross-country performance. On the other hand, this is only half the story. In truth, this tank was an international effort featuring a German-built version of the fantastic British L7 105mm gun which made this tank one of the deadliest machines on the planet. France and other European nations also had an impact on its design.

Over 6000 tanks were manufactured and saw service in diverse conflicts at the hands of various militaries. Throughout its lifetime it saw a series of six upgrades from Leopard 1A1 up to Leopard 1A6. It was also used as a platform for many specialist military vehicles and was of particular use to army engineers. The legacy of this tank lives on to this day, with some arguing it was the greatest machine of its age.

Available in Europe only

The model PANTHER Ausf.G in 1/35 Scale has a length of about 253 mm.

The box contains:

1 MODEL KIT - 1 LIQUID CEMENT - 1 TANK GUIDE - 1 POSTER (42x59,4cm) - WORLD oF TANKS DECALS -

3 INVITE CODES - 1 BONUS CODE

The Panther was produced as a reaction to the tanks encountered by German forces during Operation Barbarossa. Having considered Soviet tank designs to be obsolete, German tank crews were stunned when they came up against concepts like sloped armour on the T-34 and the sheer size and brutality of the KV-1. The Panther, designed as a kind of multi-purpose tank, took Soviet innovations and supersized them.

Entering the battlefield from 1943 and weighing in at around 45 tonnes, this was a huge machine. It was technologically ambitious, seeking to combine armouring with speed and firepower. It mounted one of the best guns of the war - the dependable 7,5 cm Kw.K 42 L/70.

However, in needing the tank on the field as quickly as possible, many shortcuts were taken in the manufacture and testing of the Panther. Reliability problems and mechanical failures became the bane of its crews. It was an over-engineered design that left no room for cutting corners. Roughly 6000 Panthers were made, but arrived too late to make a difference. It cannot be denied that if it had arrived earlier, and with all its high-tech features operational, the path of history would have deviated.

Article number: 510036505 Product: 1/35 World of Tanks - HIMMELSDORF DIORAMA SET

THE BOX CONTAINS: 1 CHURCH DOOR - 1 CHURCH WINDOW - ROAD SIGNS WITH WoT DECALS - BRICK WALL - 1 POSTER (42 x 57 cm)

Himmelsdorf Diorama Set – Relive your favourite urban encounters in World of Tanks very own capital city! Not only does the set come with iconic pieces of in-game scenery but also includes a selection of tank-related WWII road signs. As an added bonus, the diorama set also contains an exclusive Himmelsdorf wall poster to bring a little bit of World of Tanks into your home!

Article number: 510036504 Product: 1/35 World of Tanks - M24 CHAFFEE

The model M24 Chaffee in 1/35 scale has a length of about 16,1 cm.

THE BOX CONTAIN: 1 MODEL KIT - 1 LIQUID CEMENT - 1 TANK GUIDE - WORLD oF TANKS DECALS - 3 INVITE CODES - 1 BONUS CODE

Officially designated as the Light Tank M24, the British gave this tank the service name ‘Chaffee’.

Arguably the best light tank of the war, the vehicle was intended as a replacement for the M5 Stuart. The design departed quite a lot from those of earlier light tanks.

Twin Cadillac engines and Hydramatic transmission enabled the vehicle to achieve high speeds, while torsion-bar suspension granted it good cross-country capabilities.

A new lightweight 75mm gun packed decent firepower into the tank’s turret which, coupled with its low silhouette, was a nice advantage for a light tank.

The M24 was used during the later part of World War II and in several post-war conflicts, from the Korean War to the First Indochina War.

Article number: 510036503 Product: 1/35 US M4 Sherman World of Tanks

The model M4 Sherman in 1/35 scale has a length of about 16,5 cm.

THE BOX CONTAIN: 1 MODEL KIT - 1 LIQUID CEMENT - 1 TANK GUIDE - WORLD oF TANKS DECALS - 3 INVITE CODES - 1 BONUS CODE

The M4 Sherman medium tank was the primary tank used by the United States during World War II. It was the first and most basic production version of the Sherman line and also the most commonly-produced U.S. tank of WWII. It essentially formed the backbone of U.S armoured forces at that time.

As many as 49,234 vehicles were produced.

The Sherman evolved from the M3 Medium Tank, retaining a lot from this previous design. However, the M4’s design introduced a fully-traversable turret in combination with a 75mm gun.

To facilitate production, the Sherman tank family was modified into a perplexing array of variants – from the basic M4 through to the famous "Easy Eight".

Shermans first saw combat with British forces in North Africa in late 1942, against the Panzer III and Panzer IV. They would then go on to be used on all fronts until the war’s end.

The tank was easy to produce en masse and quite reliable. A lack of firepower and narrow tracks, which often caused it to get stuck on muddy terrain, were its main weaknesses.

The model Tiger I in scale 1/35 has a length of about 24,1 cm.

THE BOX CONTAIN: 1 MODEL KIT - 1 LIQUID CEMENT - 1 TANK GUIDE - WORLD oF TANKS DECALS - 3 INVITE CODES - 1 BONUS CODE

The final official German designation for the tank was Panzerkampfwagen VI Tiger Ausf.E, often shortened to just "Tiger I".

The Tiger’s development was started in 1937 by the company, Henschel. Mass production began in 1942 with a total of 1347 vehicles being manufactured over its production run.

The initial model used suspension similar to that of the Panther. The hull extended over the tracks to accommodate the wide-ringed turret which could mount the infamous 8,8cm Kw.K 36 L/56.

The Tiger first saw combat in the fighting for Leningrad and soon found itself featured in the majority of German armoured engagements.

Even though production was discontinued in the summer of 1944, the Tiger I continued to see action until the end of the war.

It was the first German heavy tank in WWII and soon proved itself to be extremely formidable against Allied and Soviet units which mostly consisted of Sherman tanks and T-34s at the time.

The model Ferdinand in 1/35 scale has a length of about 24,2 cm.

THE BOX CONTAIN: 1 MODEL KIT - 1 LIQUID CEMENT - 1 TANK GUIDE - WORLD oF TANKS DECALS - 3 INVITE CODES - 1 BONUS CODE

Official German designation: Sturmgeschutz (StuG) 8.8cm Pak43/2 (Ferdinand/Elefant)

The StuG 8.8cm was based on the unsuccessful Porsche Tiger chassis fitted with a heavily armoured superstructure in the front and a mounted 8,8cm Pak 43/2 L/71 gun.

A total of 90 vehicles were produced; they first saw combat in the Battle of Kursk (Operation Citadel). It was built in 1943 under the name Ferdinand, after its designer Ferdinand Porsche, but was soon renamed. After the Battle of Kursk, the remaining 48 vehicles were pulled out of service and given an overhaul. This included a ball-mount machine gun in the front along with a commander’s cupola. The name Elefant was soon decided upon.

The vehicle was received with mixed feelings. It provided good protection with its thick armour but was severely unreliable in its mechanics due to the use of non-standard parts.

Nevertheless, the Ferdinand/Elefant might well have been the most successful tank destroyer employed during the war, with a kills to losses ratio of approximately 10:1.

Article number: 510035102 Product: 1:72 P47N and P51D War Thunder Video GS

Length of the model: 381 mm

- EXTRA CATALOGUE - Two models - Video Game bonus code - Glue and stand base included!

Developed by North Republic Aviation, the main role of the P-47 Thunderbolt was Bomber Escort, at high altitude the ‘Jug’ could contend with the latest from the Luftwaffe. The design was to also include much better protection for the pilot by having increased armor around the cockpit, however this increased its weight substantially. The North-American P-51 Mustang was an American fighter designed in the early 1940s and is considered the best US fighter of WWII. It was widely exported to countries in Europe, Asia, Africa and South America. The most famous Mustang version was the P-51D with tear drop (or bubble) canopy.
 

Article number: 5100351041 Product: 1:72 BF109 F-4 and FW 190 D9 War Thunder

Length of the model: 125 / 145 mm

- EXTRA CATALOGUE - Two models - Video Game bonus code - Glue and stand base included!

In 1943, the Bf 109 entered service, while its performance was less then stellar, its worth derived from the ability to be easily modified into dedicated fighter bomber, high altitude interceptor or reconnaissance. Likewise great care was taken to make sure the G6 could fit heavy armament for attacking bombers, which were beginning to appear in force over Germany, and the shortcoming of the Fw 190’s at high altitude became increasingly apparent. Kurt Tank, the designer of the venerable Fw-190 lineup quickly realized by 1943 that the field of aerial warfare was changing rapidly. The world had moved on beyond dive bombers, and the allies had begun forming massive, four engine bomber wings that devastated. Axis ground troops and factories. At the time, Fw-190’s played similar rolls to the American P-47 Thunderbolts, serving as ground attack planes and low altitude interceptors.
 

Article number: 510034102 Product: 1:72 T-34/85 WoT Fast Assembly Kit

Length of the model 118 mm

EASY TO BUILD (FAST ASSEMBLY) FOR KIDS with stickers and in–game bonus

Detailed Plastic Kit Fast Assembly Kit

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 510034101 Product: 1:72 Sherman WoT Fast Assembly Kit

Length of the model 82 mm

EASY TO BUILD (FAST ASSEMBLY) FOR KIDS with stickers and in–game bonus

Detailed Plastic Kit Fast Assembly Kit

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 510010006 Product: 1/72 CANT Z. 1007 ALCIONE Sup.Mod.

The model CANT Z. 1007 ALCIONE Sup.Mod. in scale 1/72 has a length of about 254 mm.

Decals for 2 version

The '' Alcione'' was the main bomber in use with the Regia Aereonautica during the Second World War , which gradually substituted the S.M.79 as the latter slowly passed into the torpedo units. The Alcione was the mid-wing tri-motor; the cockpit had large glazed areas and tandem seating for the crew. It was built in both single fin and twin fin versions. The undercarriages was normal and retracted into the engine cowling; the teilweel was also retractable.

Article number: 510008706 Product: 1/87 M Tank car with brakeman's cab

The model M Tank car with brakeman's cab in 1/87 scale has a length of about 110 mm.

DECALS AND PHOTO-ETCHED FRET INCLUDED - TRACKS NOT INCLUDED

The model Lokomotive BR50 in 1/87 scale has a length of about 266 mm.

The BR50 was developed from 1937 onwards as a powerful goods hauling "standard" locomotive for use on branch lines. With a total of 3164 locomotives, produced by almost all German builders beetween 1938 and 1945, the BR50 was one of the most widely used steam locomotive classes in Germany. Due to the war, the last series was technically simplified and designated BR50 UK (Umbau Kriegslokomotive). The BR50 was developed to replace obsolete steam locomotives on branch lines. At 16t, the low axle load of the BR50 made it suitable for universal use. HO/1:87 Scale

The model Lokomotive BR41 in 1/87 scale has a length of about 275 mm.

From 1936, within the building programme for the German National Raiways (DRG), the BR 41 class of "standard" locomotives was developed for fast good trains. During the trial period the BR 41 received the nickname "Ox loco" because it was used for hauling fast cattle trains. Subsequntly, a total of 366 of the BR 41 locomotives were built, split among almost all the German locomotive builders. The BR 41 was designed as a so-called multi-purpose locomotive. In addition to its proper application – hauling express goods trains – its maximum speed of 90km/h enabled it to be used for fast and even express passenger trains. HO/1:87 Scale

The model set T34 /76 m42 in 1/72 scale contains two models.

Length of each model: 93 mm.

The 65-ton M103 Heavy Tank served with the US Army and US Marine Corps (USMC) during the height of the Cold War from 1957-1974. Its whole design was predicated on the need to counter Soviet heavy tanks, and thus it boasted a rifled 120mm M58 cannon for long-distance engagements. This gun fired a separate-loading round, which required two loaders, thus giving five men in the crew. The armor was up to 180mm thick on the front of the turret. Some 300 T43E1 tanks were built, of which 219 were later converted to M103A1 standard, and 153 rebuilt into M103A2.

This cold-war new kit builds upon the previous M103A1 but comes with various new-tooled parts; engine deck, fender, traveling lock, search light and storage rack. The turret is also modified. It is extremely well engineered and the parts separation is cleverly handled by the design team. Modelers can now build another such big heavy tank in the small 1/72 scale.

Article number: 510007522 Product: 1/72 Sd.Kfz 142/1 Sturmgeschütz III

100% NEW MOULDS SPECIAL WARGAME DECALS

These vehicles, which mounted a casemate gun, were used extensively by the German Army throughout the Second World War, providing covering fire for infantry and also being used as tank-busters. Several hundred of this particular self-propelled gun - constructed on a Pz.Kpfw. III tank chassis - were built in several versions that underwent constant armour and gun upgrades to keep pace with the development of enemy weapons.

Length of the model: 123 mm

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Sd.Kfz 142/1 Sturmgesch.III in scale 1:72

The Modelset M4A3 contains two models having a length of 83 mm.

2 FAST ASSEMBLY MODELS & SPECIAL WARGAME DECALS SHEET FOR 3 VERSION INCLUDED!

2 FAST ASSEMBLY MODELS & SPECIAL WARGAME DECALS INCLUDED!

The model kit Semovente M40 da 75/18 in 1/72 contains two models with a length of about 70 mm.

The "Semovente" 75/18 M40, developed by Fiat Ansaldo, was employed by Regio Esercito from the end of 1941 in North Africa and was used up to the end of World War II. Although it was developed on the tank M13/40 old frame, was the only Italian armored vehicle, produced in large numbers, to pose a serious threat to Allied tanks. Its 75mm gun had a good fire power and was effective even with the most modern and heavily armored enemy tanks like the Sherman. The good and effective gun was not able to compensate several weaknesses such as a too light armor and a unreliable and weak engine directly derived from the tank M13/40. The Italian Semovente was used, in particular, by Ariete and Littorio Armoured Division in North Africa but also, up to the end of war, by Repubblica Sociale in the North of Italy.

Article number: 510007518 Product: 1:72 Sherman M4A3 75mm

The Sherman is one of the most famous tanks of World War II, and was also the standard tank of the allied armies. The M4 was fairly well protected with armor but not sufficient enough to confront the 88mm guns of the Germans. It had a valid engine, was reliable and had sufficient range as well as armament.

KIT CONTAINS 2 MODELS.

Article number: 510007517 Product: 1/72 Carro Armato M13/40, 2 pcs

The model set Panzer M13/40 in 1/72 scale contains 2 models. Length of the model 70 mm.

Decals for one version.

The M 13/40 medium tank entered into service with the Royal Italian Army in 1940, replacing the previous models which were judged to have inadequate armament and armour plates in comparison to the English models met in North Africa at the beginning of the conflict. The M 13 was the first tank of Italian conception with a turret cannon with a 47 mm calibre gun. It was soon proven to be insufficient against the amour plates of the Allies. ?Even so, it was extensively used on all fronts until the armistice in 1943.

The box includes 2 kits

Article number: 510007515 Product: 1/72 Russian Tank T-34/85 Fast Assembly Kit

The model Russian Tank T-34/85 Fast Assembly Kit in 1/72 scale has a length of about 118 mm.

100% NEW MOULDS

THE BOX INCLUDES 2 KITS Decals for 2 versions

The box includes 2 Kits

Detailed plastic kit of model SdKfz.161 PzKpfw. IV F1 Fast As.Kit in scale 1:72 Features: 100% NEW MOULDS THE BOX INCLUDES 2 KITS

Deatailed plastic kit of model US M7 Priest 105mm/Kang. Fa.Ass.Kit in scale 1:72

Article number: 510007512 Product: 1/72 FLAK 37 AA Gun, 8.8cm (1 fast ass.)

THE BOX CONTAINS 1 FAST ASSEMBLY MODEL + 8 FIGURES

The box includes the gun plus 8 figures

The model set M4A2 Sherman III in 1/72 scale includes 2 models with a length of 82 mm.

Decals for 3 versions

The model M3 75mm Half Tank in 1/72 scale has a length of about 86 mm.

The Box contains 2 Kits. Decals included.

The model Autocannone 3RO with 90/53 AA Gun in 1/72 scale has a length of about 95 mm.

THE bos contains 1 fast assembly kit with 8 figures. Decals included.

The modelset Pz. Kpfw. III - J in scale 1/72 contents 2 models in length of about 77 mm.

CONTAINS TWO FAST ASSEMBLY MODELS

Decals for 2 versions

Development of the Panzer III began in the mid-1930s with the aim to make it the backbone of the armoured battalions of the Wehrmacht, alongside a smaller number of heavier tanks (Panzer IV). Initially armed with a 37mm cannon, the Panzer III moved rapidly to a 50mm cannon and, in the upgraded versions (Ausf M and L), to the 75/24 gun with 64 rounds already used on the Panzer IV. Production ceased in August 1943.

Length each model 46 mm

CONTAINS TWO FAST ASSEMBLY MODELS + DECALS

SHEET

In 1940, after World War II had broken out, the US general staff ordered various factories to design a light multi-purpose vehicle with all-wheel drive. The American Bantam Company, Willys Overland, and Ford Motor Co. competed with each other. Willys prototype was chosen, which, after an initial run of 1500 vehicles, went into mass production at the beginning of 1941 and reached a total output of 640.000 units out of which 277.000 pieces were produced by Ford under a licensing agreement.

The modelset Pz.Kpfw.VI Tiger I Ausf. E in scale 1/72 consist two models with a lenght of about 68 mm (each model).

NEW DECALS SHEET THE BOX CONTAINS 2 FAST ASSEMBLY MODELS

The Tiger was certainly the most famous armored vehicle of World War II. Its fire power and protective armor made it the dominating factor on all battle fields during the years 1943-44. It did, however, present considerable problems, due to its complex mechani?cal construction. The Tiger crews were continuosly engaged in maintenance work, which was aggravated through extreme conditions in the African desert and the Russian Plains. CONTAINS TWO FAST ASSEMBLY MODELS.

The model Pz.Kpfw. V Panther im Maßstab in scale 1/72 has a length of about 123 mm.

The Box includes 2 Kits.

The Panther was one of the most efficient and famous vehicles of WWII. It was created together with the well-known tank mark VI "Tiger". This tank entered service in 1943 supporting the Mark IV tanks, which had difficulties to oppose the onslaught of Soviet T-34 tanks on the Eastern front. During the following two

years of the war this powerful tank was present in all war zones: Italy, France as well as during the final battles on German soil. It proved its qualities against its adversaries, from Sherman to Stalin.

Article number: 510007502 Product: 1:72 JS-2m Stalin - Sov. Tank 2 easykit

CONTAINS 2 MODELS - SPECIAL WARGAME DECALS SHEET Decals for 2 versions

Length of the model 123 mm

The appearance of new German heavy tanks on the Asian front - the Tiger in particular -, stimulated Soviet engineers to develop a new generation of armoured vehicles, based on the T-100 prototype. The torsion bar suspension was mounted higher in the hull, lowering the tank’s height from the ground and allowing the installation of a larger turret able to hold a 100mm cannon (in the JS-1) or a 122mm cannon (in the JS-2, which appeared at the end of 1943). Production proceeded at a steady pace, and by February 1944 all the Red Army’s breakthrough tank regiments were equipped with JS-2s. On the battlefield, the JS-2 showed itself to be one of the best tanks in the world, a worthy opponent of the Panther and the Tiger, but also of the much heavier Koenig Tiger.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model JS-2m Stalin - Soviet. Panzer in scale 1:35

Article number: 510007405 Product: 1:9 KDF. 1 Typ 82 Kübelwagen

Length of the model 415 mm

Typ 82 Kubelwagen is one of the most famous military cars of the Second World War. It was designed by the engineer Ferdinand Porsche and produced by the German manufacturer Volkswagen. The project was born to have a simple vehicle, easy to build and easy to maintain and repair. The overall vehicle design is without bends and the bodywork plates are flat. Great simplicity even in the layout of the frame : just a central tube and the back support for the engine and the gearbox. The Kubelwagen, thanks to its petrol engine with a displacement of 998 cm3, was able to reach the max speed of 80 Km/h. The vehicle did not have 4x4 traction but it was extremely reliable on all types of terrain and it was present on all fronts, often in very tough environmental conditions, where the German Army fought during the entire World War II. The Kubelwagen could be armed with a support for a MG34 or MG42 machine gun.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model

Article number: 510007404 Product: 1:9 NSU HK 101 "Kettenkrad"

At the beginning, Sd.Kfz 2 "Kettenkrad" was developed as light means of transport for airborne troops. It was a small vehicle with the front similar to a motorcycle, characterized by its handlebars and its central wheel and by a rear designed to Feature a 6 wheels tracked structure. The Kettenkrad could transport 2 passengers, additionally to the driver, or transport goods and ammunitions. It could reach a top speed of 70 km/h thanks to its OHV inline-four Opel water-cooling, the same featured on Opel Olympia car. Through its tow hook it was able to drag up to 450 kg of goods as antitank cannons of moderate size. The Kettenkrad resulted to be perfect in carrying loads and people on uneven grounds, as those sandy in North Africa or muddy ones is Russian Steppe. Later, since 1944 onwards, it was used on runways for handling of jet fighters Messerschmitt Me 262 and jet bombers Arado A-234.

Deatailed plastic kit of model NSU HK 101 "Kettenkrad" in scale 1:9

Article number: 510007403 Produkt: 1:9 BMW R75 German Milit.Motor.w/Sidecar

Produced in 16,500 units, the BMW R75, together with the Zundapp KS 750, formed the nucleus of the motorized units on all theatres of operations, especially in Africa and in Russia. The motorcycle was armed with an MG34 mounted on the sidecar, on the road, it reached a maximum speed of 92 km/h.

Length of the model: 267 mm

Deatailed plastic kit of model BMW R75 German Milit. Motor. w/Sidecar in scale 1:9

The model "Triumph" in scale 1/9 has a length of about 231 mm.

At the start of the 2nd WW, Great Britain did not have all the technical equipment needed for such a conflict, therefore a lot of vehicles were ordered urgently. Motorcycles, mainly used by the well known DR "Dispatch Riders" for communication between different

units, were converted from civilian bikes with small changes, like military color and the addition of frames for the canvas bags.

Triumph proposed in short time the model 3HW, based on the civilian "Tiger 80", with an overhead valve engine and parallel forks.

This model served on all fronts where the British Armed Forces fought, such as Africa, Europe and Asia.

After 2nd WW these motorcycles were delivered to many other nations, such as Italy and Greece, where the Triumphs served for a long time thanks to their reliability and robustness.

The model WLA 750 US Military Motorcycles in 1/9 scale has a length of about 277 mm.

This impressive motorcycle, built in the late 30s to the requirements of the American Police forces, and, in limited quantities, for the civil market, was used during the 2nd World War also by the American armed forces. Very sturdy and reliable, this motorbike was used by the military Police for surveillance, and by couriers for rapid delivery of messages between front line units, thanks to its good road-holding and the performance of its powerful engine.

Article number: 510007073 Product: 1:72 Magach 6

Length of the model 131 mm

During the Yom Kippur War, in 1973, the backbone of Israeli armored troops was formed by the American tanks M48A3 and M60A1. However, the significant losses suffered during the battles, launched an improvement program in order to increase the operating effectiveness and the reliability of Israel’s tanks. During the 1970s, more in detail, the Magach 6 was developed on the basis of the American M60. Among the numerous modifications, such as the installation of a new fire control system and the improvement of the main armament, the most visible change was the adoption of ERA (explosive reactive armor) protections, fitted to reduce the effects of anti-tank weapons and missiles adopted by the enemy armies. Between 1980 and 1990 the Magachs have been gradually replaced by the most modern and advanced Merkava tanks as Israel’s front-line MBT (main battle tanks). However, the Magach 6, through continuous upgraded, has equipped several Israeli armored units until the mid-1990s.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Magach 6 in scale 1:72

Article number: 510007071 Product: 1/72 15cm Nebelwerfer 41 w/crew

THE BOX INCLUDES 2 GUNS + 12 SOLDIERS

15 cm Nebelwerfer 41 (15 cm NbW 41) with Crew. The Nebelwerfer was an extremely effective weapon that flanked, during the Second World War, the artillery troops of German Army. The 15 cm Nebelwerfer 41 was probably one of the versions with highest rate of production and use. It was built by a six-tube rocket launcher and it was able to use gas, smoke and high-explosive warheads. It was mounted on a towed carriage adapted from that used by the Pak 36 ,able to provide a good mobility and flexibility of use. The 15 cm NbW 41 has a range of almost 7,000 meters.

The model Sd. KFZ. 251/16 Flammpanzerwagen in 1/72 scale has a length of about 81 mm.

2 Figures included Decals for 5 versions

The Sd.Kfz.251 half-track was an armored fighting vehicle and was used by the Wehrmacht on all fronts, during the Second World War. Powered by a Maybach 6-cylinder petrol engine was able to achieve, even in off-road terrain, the speed of 55 km / h. Produced in huge numbers, it was mainly used to transport the "Panzergranadiers" but, during the war, several versions has been developed to meet various operational needs. The half-track Sd.Kfz. 251/16 Flammpanzerwagen was developed as real flame tank to support infantry attacks against fortification or enemy positions. It was equipped with two flamethrowers on the sides of the vehicle. Furthermore, inside the vehicle, two tanks of flammable liquid, that allowed weapons to operate for about 160 seconds, has been installed.

Article number: 510007066 Product: 1/72 M163 VULCAN

The model M163 VULCAN in 1/72 scale has a length of about 67 mm.

Decals for 4 versions.

Due to its low cost and great reliability the troop carrier M113 presented itself as a valid base for various anti-tank weapons systems such as TOW missiles or an anti-aircraft gun such as this version. The M163 was developed around a 20 mm gun "Vulcan". Rotating barrels (with a rapid fire power of 6000 rounds per minute) were created for anti-aircraft use. The whole system is based on a simple, open turret with the munitions loaded on the inside of the vehicle. The M163 is not only used for anti-aircraft defense, but also as infantry ground support vehicle because of its enormous fire power.

Article number: 510007060 Product: 1/72 Sd.Kfz.138 Pz.Jg Marder III Ausf. H

The model Sd.Kfz.138 Pz.Jg Marder III Ausf. H in 1/72 scale has a length of about 81 mm, including 2 figures.

Decals for one version.

This self propelled anti-tank was built by the Germans in 1942 in order to face the dangerous, new Russian tanks and to equip their own anti-tank units with a mobile vehicle. Same body as the German Pz 38 (t). The turret was substitute by a fixed superstructure which incorporated a 75mm Pak 40 gun. Motor and interior equipment remained unchanged and therefore the vehicle was very high, while the gunners were in a rather exposed position. From 1943 to 1944 were a total of 975 units built. Widely used in Tunisia, Russia and Italy. Remained in service with Panzerjaegerabt, on the infantry, Panzergrenadier and armoured divisions until the end of 1944.

Article number: 51000709 Product: 1/72 Pz. Kpfw. II Ausf. F

The modell Pz. Kpfw. II Ausf. F in 1/72 scale has a length of about 66 mm.

Decals for one version.

The Panzer II was designed in 1934 to meet the need of the Wehrmacht to dispose of a light tank. Supplied with a 140 Hp Maybach engine installed at the rear, it was capable of reaching a maximum speed of 40 Km/h, with autonomy of 200 Km. The armament was made up of a 20 mm small cannon and a colossal 7.92 mm MG34 machine gun mounted on the turret. Its light armour never allowed it, during World War II, to be used widely as a combat tank, quickly overcome by the more armed and armoured Pz.Kpfw. III and IV. However its elevated manoeuvrability made it ideal for roles of advanced exploration. In fact it was used during the whole conflict by the German armoured divisions as a reconnaissance tank and for infantry support.

Article number: 510007057 Product: 1:72 Jagdpanzer 38(t) HETZER

The model Jagdpanzer 38(t) HETZER in 1/72 scale has a length of about 85 mm. Including 2 figures.

The design of this compact German army tank destroyer was based on the hull of Czechoslovakian 38T tank. Thanks to the vehicles powerful chassis various versions to be engaged as tank destroyers were designed based on this model, in the beginning simply by mounting protected machine guns. Later on they produced this model with an armoured machine gun mount. The Hetzer, which was pressed into service in the second half of 1944, proved to be an extremely efficient tank against even the most potent Allied military vehicles.

Article number: 510007055 Product: 1/72 Sd.Kfz.305 Ambulance

Length of the model 83 mm

The Opel Blitz medium truck was used extensively by the German Army on all fronts during World War Two. Several thousand of them were produced. They were also used as platforms for antiaircraft weaponry and tanker, workshop and ambulance versions were made. Of sturdy construction and easy to maintain, it also featured good off-road performance which made it invaluable in both the Russian and African campaigns.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Sd.Kfz.305 Ambulance in scale 1:72

Article number: 510007050 Product: 1:72 Sd.Kfz.166 Sturmpanzer Brummbär

Length of the model 85 mm Decals for 4 versions

2 FIGURES INCLUDED

The Sturmpanzer Brummbar was based on a variation of the hull of the Panzer IV armoured tank and devised for the infantry to reduce need for bunkers and fortified resistance centres. This vehicle was fitted with a heavy 15 cm howitzer with shortened mine-launching barrel, fully capable of completing its task. 306 models were built in early 1943 when the vehicle was first introduced.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Sd.Kfz.166 SturmPz. Brummbär in scale 1:72

Article number: 510007048 Product: 1:72 Sd. Kfz. 173 Jagdpanther

The model Sd. Kfz. 173 Jagdpanther in 1/72 scale has a length of about 140 mm, including 1 figur.

Decals for one version.

The Jagdpanther is the tank destroyer version with a fixed gun based on the Panther G variant which has been known as one of the best tanks of World War II. This version with its characteristics of a compact and ballistically advantageous shape was equipped with a remarkable 88mm gun which was able to penetrate all allied tanks, included the well-protected Soviet Stalin Is and IIs. This vehicle went into production in 1944, and because of intensive allied bombing raids against Germany industry only reached the frontlines in limited numbers and thus had no impact on the war efforts.

Article number: 510007040 Product: 1:72 JS-2m Stalin - SOVIET HEAVY TANK

The model JS-2m Stalin - Soviet. Schwerer Panzer in 1/72 scale has a length of about 132 mm.

Decals for one version.

The appearance of new German heavy tanks on the Asian front - the Tiger in particular -, stimulated Soviet engineers to develop a new generation of armoured vehicles, based on the T-100 prototype. The torsion bar suspension was mounted higher in the hull, lowering the tanks height from the ground and allowing the installation of a larger turret able to hold a 100mm cannon (in the JS-1) or a 122mm cannon (in the JS-2, which appeared at the end of 1943).

Article number: 510007026 Product: 1/72 German Guns Set: PAK35-PAK40-FLAK38

The model kit German Guns Set PAK 35-PAK40-FLAK 38 in 1/72 scale contains 3 models. Including 8 figures.

Article number: 510007022 Product: 1/72 DUKW

The model DUKW in 1/72 scale has a length of about 117 mm.

Decals for one version.

This large triple shaft amphibian vehicle was developed during the 2nd World War for the American armed forces. The aim was to build a vehicle to supply ammunition, food and materials stored in the holds of transport ships to invading troops occupying beachheads on enemy soil immediately after landing. The DUKW offered good navigating qualities and could move well off-road too, which, combined with its high load capacity, enabled it to perform its logistic role to the full. In the post-war years, it was widely used by USAs allies all the way through to the 70s, including civil protection assignments.

Article number: 510007014 Product: 1:72 WWII Ger.Kfz. 305 3to.Cargo Truck

The model Kfz. 305 Opel Blitz in 1/72 has a length of about 83 mm.

Decals for one version.

The Opel Blitz medium truck was used extensively by the German Army on all fronts during World War Two. Several thousand of them were produced. They were also used as platforms for anti-aircraft weaponry and tanker, workshop and ambulance versions were made. Of sturdy construction and easy to maintain, it also featured good off-road performance which made it invaluable in both the Russian and African campaigns.

The model Sd. Kfz. 184 Panzerjäger Elefant in 1/72 scale has a length of about 117 mm.

Decal for one version.

These vehicles, which mounted a casemate gun, were used extensively by the German Army throughout the Second World War, providing covering fire for infantry and also being used as tank-busters. Several hundred of this particular self-propelled gun - constructed on a Pz.Kpfw. IV tank chassis - were built in several versions that underwent constant armour and gun upgrades to keep pace with the development of enemy weapons.

Article number: 510007008 Product: 1:72 T 34/76 Russian Tank

The modell T 34/76 Russian Tank in 1/72 scale has a length of about 82 mm, including 2 figures.

Decals for one version.

The T 34 is considered among the best tanks used in the 2nd World War. Although simple in design, this vehicle was extremely robust, combining high speed with excellent off-road performance, plus good armament. Additionally, it was considerably armour plated and this aspect considerably reduced the efficiency of the German anti-tank cannons, at least in the initial stages of the war. Moreover, it featured an accentuated hull shape which increased its ballistic protection. Different, gradually improved versions of the T 34 were used throughout the War, giving a satisfactory account of themselves against Germanys massive Tigers and Panthers.

Article number: 510007007 Product: 1:72 Panzer Kpfw. IV

The model Panzer Kpfw. IV in 1/72 scale has a length of about 85 mm.

Decals for one version.

The Panzer IV was developed in the first few months of the 2nd World War to provide the German armoured forces with a better protected vehicle carrying a 7.5 CM cannon. This was a reaction to the limits of its predecessor the model III with a 5 CM cannon compared to the threat of the enemys means, in particular the soviet T 34s which were equipped with an arm of that calibre as well as good armour plating. The model IV tank was extensively used on all fronts during the 2nd World War by the German Army. Many different gradually improved versions were produced to face the on-going improvements of the opponents means.

The model Sd. Kfz. 182 King Tiger in 1/72 scale has a length of about 112 mm.

Decal for one version.

This vehicle was one of the most powerful battle tanks in service during World War II. The King Tiger was armed with a formidable 88mm cannon, which enabled the tank to engage any allied tank even at long range. Because of its heavy armor, complex suspension systems and a complicated, maintenance-prone engine, the tank was non very reliable.

Article number: 510006606 Product: 1:48 Kfz. 305 3 tons medium truck

The model Kfz. 305 3 tons medium truck in 1/48 scale has a length of about 124 mm.

Decals for one version

The Opel Blitz medium truck was used extensively by the German Army on all fronts during World War Two. Several thousand of them were produced. They were also used as platforms for anti-aircraft weaponry and tanker, workshop and ambulance versions were made. Of sturdy construction and easy to maintain, it also featured good off-road performance which made it invaluable in both the Russian and African campaigns.

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

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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.

Detailed Plastic Kit

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: 510006561 Product: 1:35 Sd.Kfz.10 Demag D7 w/German Paratr.

Length of the model 135 mm

The Sd.Kfz 10 Demag D7 half-track was used by the German troops in large numbers during the Second World War on all the main fronts from the invasion of Poland, to North Africa, to Russia. It was design and developed to be an effective prime mover for small towed artillery as anti-aircraft and anti-tank guns. The Demag D7 could carry eight fully equipped soldiers in addition to towing a gun or a trailer. The 4.2-liter Maybach 6-cylinder engine , positioned in the front of the vehicle, could delivered 99 hp. Thanks to its engine the half-track was able to reach a max speed of 65 km/h and to have a good on road and off road performance. The vehicle was reliable and flexible and it was produced in an important number of units and in several versions. Its frame was also the base to implement modifications and improvements directly from the field workshops in order to have vehicles fully in line with the specifics of the operating theaters.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model

Article number: 510006558 Product: 1:35 Mercedes Benz L3000

Length of the model: 179 mm

- New Decal Sheets

The Mercedes Benz L3000 was widely used by German troops during the entire Second World War. Together with the Opel Blitz, it was the main solution for all logistics and transport needs of the Wehrmacht troops. From a technical point of view, the Mercedes Benz L3000 adopted a mechanical solution with rear-wheel drive. Thanks to its reliable 74 HP 4-cylinder diesel engine, the German truck was able to reach a maximum speed of 70 Km/h. It was used on all fronts and even in the most severe operating conditions, as in the North Africa environment during the Afrika Korps campaign, it always showed a good reliability and resistance. The Mercedes Benz L3000 was produced in 3 versions and in more than 27.000 units. It has been the most produced Mercedes truck during ‘40s.
 

Article number: 510006552 Product: 1:35 US Staghound Mk.I

Length of the model 159 mm

PHOTO ETCHED PARTS & GUN METAL BARREL Decals for 5 versions

The Staghound armoured car was conceived in the US at the start of WW2, based on a British specification which required a wheeled reconnaissance vehicle with a high level of protection, therefore armour plated, well-armed, and highly mobile. The Chevrolet design proposed a large armoured car which, following an extended programme of assessment and testing, went into production in late 1942, too late to be sent to British forces engaged in North Africa. Allied Forces were to receive the Staghound in the Spring of 1943 and they were used in the Italian campaign by British and Polish armies In spite of the impressive performance of this vehicle it was not adopted by the US army and so the 3,000 units produced were used solely by British and Commonwealth forces. Post war the Staghound was widely issued to the new European armies where some examples were in use into the 1970s.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model US Staghound Mk.I in scale 1:35

Article number: 510006547 Product: 1:35 M32 Recovery Vehicle

Length of the model 167 mm

The Armored Recovery Vehicles (ARV), were introduced during the Second World War. They were built on the hulls of existing armored vehicles, removing the main armament and the turret and installing of specific equipment for the recovery or repair of armoured fighting vehicles damaged in battle. The American M-32 ARV was based on the chassis of the well-known Sherman A-4 medium tank and it was used by U.S. Army in the European Theater of Operations during the Second World War. It was characterized by the superstructure that permitted to lift and to trail the damaged tanks. Furthermore on M-32 a wide set of repairing tools and spare parts were loaded on board emphasizing its role of real "mobile armoured workshop" capable of operating on the front line. The M-32 was even able to perform complex operation as the replacing of the tank engine. The M-32, after the end of WWII, served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War and it was used by many Countries until the ‘90s.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model M32 Recovery Vehicle in scale 1:35

Article number: 510006543 Product: 1:35 M14/41 with Italian Infantry

Length of the model 140 mm

The Fiat M-14/41 medium tank was used by the Italian Regio Esercito armoured Brigades from 1941 to 1943. It was a slightly improved version of the earlier M-13/40 using the same chassis and the same main armament formed by the 47/32 gun located in the turret. Even the secondary armament was the same and based on four Breda 8 mm machine guns: two combined in the hull, one coaxial to the main gun and the last one on top of the turret for the anti-aircrafts defence. The main difference, also recognized in the external design for radiator grilles, was the adoption of the new, and more powerful, 8 V cylinders Fiat SPA-diesel engine. The crew was formed by commander, gunner, driver and machine gunner. The M-14/41 was widely used in all Military operations in North Africa during World War II.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model M14/41 with Italian Infantry in scale 1:35

Article number: 510006542 Product: 1:35 Land Rover 109 "Guardia Civil"

Length of the model 125 mm

UPGRADED MOULDS

The Land Rover was certainly one of the most famous symbols of "Made in England" automobile production and is a real milestone in the history of off-road vehicles. It was born immediately after the war, with the first prototypes realized on 1947. It has been characterized by the 4x4 traction system and by a robust and reliable design able to tackle the most difficult and challenging trails. The aluminum body provide lightness but, at the same time, more resistance against corrosions and more durable in time. In 1971, when the III Series was introduced, more than 1,000,000 of Land Rovers has been produced. Available in two versions: the "standard" one and the "long wheel base". Thanks to its extraordinary versatility was used in both military and civilian duties, and was also produced under license by the Spanish Motor Company Santana during the 70s.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Land Rover 109 "Guardia Civil" in scale 1:35

Article number: 510006538 Product: 1:35 M36B1 Tank Destroyer

Length of the model 213 mm

PHOTO ETCHED PARTS

The American tank destroyer M36 was developed during the World War II to equip the Allies with an effective response to German armoured fighting vehicles, as Panther and Tiger, which were provided with strong armour and a great firepower. M36 offensive ability was based on its 90 mm M3 gun, better than the 76mm chosen for the preceding M10, which had the same hull. M36B1 was a fallback choice due to the lack of hulls: that’s why it was chosen to place M36 turret on Sherman M4A3 hull. Similarly to all the American tank destroyers, the turret was open-topped, in order to give greater field of vision during the battle. M36B1 effectiveness is proven by its longevity. After World War II it has been used by many armies. It took part also in Iran-Iraq War during the 80s and in Balkan Wars during the 90s. Some of them were captured by Iraqi Army during the war against Iraq in 2003.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model M36B1 Tank Destroyer in scale 1:35