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Article number: 510068003
Product: 1:500 Colosseum

Model Dim.: 41 x 35 x 11 cm

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Reference Leaflet with historical features, instructions and color indication

The construction of the Flavio amphitheater, best known all over the World as Colosseum (Colosseo in Italian), began in AD 72 under the emperor Vespasian and ended just eight years later under emperor Titus. Built in travertine and tuff stones, it is the world's largest amphitheater and it is considered the symbol of the majesty of Imperial Rome. The Colosseum was used to host the favorite shows of Roman society, such as the fights between animals, mainly importer from Africa and Middle East and the fighting between gladiators. The Colosseum could accommodate up to 80,000 people who could quickly get out, at the end of the shows, thanks to a modern concept of seating, stairs and tunnels. Special textile covers known as the "velarium", operated by experienced military fleet sailors from Misenum, also provided an effective protection against sun or bad weather. Today the "Colosseo" is one of the most visited monuments in the World and it is one of the most famous symbol of Rome and Italy.

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Colosseum
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Article number: 510068002
Product: THE STATUE OF LIBERTY World Architecture

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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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THE STATUE OF LIBERTY World Architecture
"World Architecture" series

Article number: 510068001
Product: 1:250 PARTHENON easy assembly kit

Model Dim.: 15 x 29 cm

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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.making it a formidable vehicle of complex ideological messages.

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in scale 1:250

Article number: 510035104
Product: 1:72 Junkers Ju-88 War Thunder

Length of the model 200 mm

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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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Article number: 510035103
Product: 1:72 UH-1C MIL Mi-24D

Model Dim.: 15,8 cm & 24 cm

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

Model Dim.: 13,3 cm & 12,5 cm

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- 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.

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Article number 510034103
Product: 1:72 Pz.Kpfw.VI Tiger I WoT Fast ass.kit

Model Dim.: 11,8 cm

EASY TO BUILD (FAST ASSEMBLY) FOR KIDS
1 Fast assembly kit with adhesive stickers and in-game bonus
No glue required

A new line in scale 1:72 easy to assemble complete with stand base, in-game Bonus code (PC version), Invitation code (PC version) and stickers for customizations

The bonus code is only valid for the European and American game server

Development of the Tiger began in 1937. Mass production started in 1942 with 1347 vehicles being manufactured in total. Its design was iconic with suspension similar to the Panther and a hull that extended over its tracks. This could accommodate a wide-ringed turret mounting the infamous 8,8 cm Kw.K 36 L/56 gun.
Tigers first saw combat in the fight for Leningrad and soon featured in the majority of German armoured engagements. It was the first German heavy tank of WWII and proved to be formidable against Allied and Soviet units which mostly consisted of Sherman and T-34 tanks.

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

Model Dim.: 8,5 cm

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with stickers and in–game bonus

A new line in scale 1:72 easy to assemble complete with stand base, in-game Bonus code (PC version), Invitation code (PC version) and stickers for customizations

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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.

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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.

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Article number: 510008702
Product: 1:87 Locomotive BR50

Model Dim.: 26,6 cm

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

Article number: 510008701
Product: 1:87 Locomotive BR41

Model Dim.: 27,5 cm

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

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

Model Dim.: 8,6 cm

THE BOX CONTAINS 1 FAST ASSEMBLY MODEL + 8 FIGURES

Article number: 510007407
Product: German Infantryman

SUPER DECALS SHEET - COLOR INSTRUCTIONS SHEET
From original ESCI moulds

Wehrmacht was the name used by the German army during the war on all European and North African fronts for almost 6 years, from 1939 to 1945. On September 1st, 1939, two Wehrmacht army groups invaded Poland, thus starting World War II. The Wehrmacht, characterized by an efficient military and logistics organization, achieved impressive military successes adopting the famous "Blitzkrieg" through the strong and effective co-ordination of armored troops, motorized nfantry and aviation support. The German infantryman in the first part of the conflict wore the typical "feldgrau" uniform and was equipped with the Mauser K-98 rifle, the MP40 submachine gun and with the famous "Stielhandgranate" hand grenades.

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Article number: 510007406
Product: 1:9 Zündapp KS 750

Length of the model 265 mm

The Sidecar Zundapp KS 750 was widely used during the Second World War by the German army on numerous fronts. The project was set up in 1937 and was based on the need to produce a vehicle capable of having good off-road qualities, high reliability, good load capacity and, above all, easy maintenance and repairability. Thanks to the 750-cc boxer twin-cylinder engine capable of delivering 26 HP, the Zundapp KS 750 could reach a top speed of 95 km / h. The gearbox was a four-speed with the reduced on first gear and the "rear". Together with the BMW R75 it was used to perform a wide variety of tasks from transport to reconnaissance but soon came in the latter role replaced by Kubelwagen, better protected and cheaper in production. It could be armed with a MG34 machine gun installed in the sidecar's buggy.

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

Mod.Dim.: 41,5 cm

Working suspensions - Openable lid - Higly detailed engine - Higly deteiled decals sheet - Canvas roof and windows - Working canvas roof - Steering front axle - Rubber tires - Colors instructions sheet

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.

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

Model Dim.: 32,9 cm

Working suspensions - Openable lids - Higly detailed engine - Higly deteiled decals sheet - Running tracks - Tool set

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.

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NSU HK 101 "Kettenkrad"
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Article number: 510007403
Produkt: 1:9 BMW R75 German Milit.Motor.w/Sidecar

Model Dim.: 26,7 cm

In 1938, based on a specific request of the German army, BMW and Zundapp received the brief to start a co-joint development project able to guarantee the highest number of common components to optimize the maintenance activities and the spare parts logistic. The prototypes had been released on 1940 and the production started at the beginning of 1941. Its peculiar feature was to have the side-car wheel that was driven with an axle connected to the rear wheel of the motorcycle. These were fitted with a locking differential and selectable gear ratios to optimize the on-road / off-road performance. The twin-cylinder engine with a displacement of 750 cc was capable of delivering 26 HP. The BMW R75 was able to reach the max speed of 95 Km/h. It was widely used, proving its realiability and sturdiness, on all most important operating theaters and in all environmental conditions (from North Africa to Russia).

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BMW R75 German Milit. Motor. w/Sidecar
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Article number: 510007402
Product: 1/9 Triumph

Model Dim.: 23,1 cm

Decals for 4 versions.

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.

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Triumph
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Article number: 510007401
Product: 1/9 WLA 750 US Military Motorcycles

Mod.Dim.: 27,7 cm

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.

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WLA 750 US Military Motorcycles
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Article number: 510007084
Product: 1:72 Ger. Panzerkampfwagen 35 (t)

Model Dim.: 6,8 cm

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The Czechoslovakian LT vz.35 light tank was designed and manufactured during the 1930s. Armed with two machine guns and a 37mm gun it was, for the period, a reliable and effective tank.It was also fast acrossall types of terrain and had a high degree of self-sufficiency. It was designated with the new name Panzerkampfwagen 35 (t), where the letter "t" indicated Czechoslovakian production. The German Wehrmacht used a large number of Panzerkampfwagen in the Panzerwaffe. It actively participated in both the Polish and French campaigns and in the early stages of "Operation Barbarossa".However, from 1941 onwards the light tank become obsolete, and was subsequently used in support or recon roles, or indeed sold to Axis allies such as Bulgaria and Romania.

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Article number: 510007082
Product: 1:72 15cm FieldHowitzer/ 10,5cm FieldGun

Model Dim.: 12,0 cm

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The 150 mm SFH18 howitzer was widely deployed by the Wehrmacht on all of the key fronts during WW11. It was developed during the ’20s and ‘30s by Rheinmetall and Krupp, one of the main artillery companies in Germany, with a view to optimizing resources and technological capabilities within the parameters imposed by the Treaty of Versailles. From 1933 onwards, Germany's rearmament planning became ever more ambitious, with a particularly significant increase in the production of howitzers and field cannons. The SFH18 had a simple and reliable structure with a maximum range of 13.5 km. It could be divided into two sections and towed by horses, or more often during the war, by half-tracks. The SFH18 had a seven-man crew. A 105 mm calibre version was developed on the same carriage, (sK 10,5 cm)which was characterized by the longer barrel, but was produced in few specimens as much heavier than the standard 105 mm leFH18, which was the field artillery cannon supplied to the Wehrmacht.

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Article number: 510007081
Product: 1:72 T-55

Model Dim.: 12,5 cm
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The T-54 / T-55 medium tank series was produced by the Soviet Union at the end of the Second World War. The T-55 model embraced some of the key features of the famous WW2 Russian T-34 tank, which was simplicity in design, effective, economic to produce and easy to repair on the battlefield. The qualities of the T-55 saw it taken into service not only by Warsaw Pact allies, but also a few years later by some African and Asian countries. The T-55 is considered to be one of the most notable MBTs (Main Battle Tanks) produced after WWII, evolving from the T-54 design through the adoption of an improved engine, more space for ammunition and more effective NBC (Nuclear Biological Chemical) protection. It was armed with a 100 mm gun and equipped with effective and heavy armor protection that brought its total weight up to 35 tons. It was in use for several decades in many theaters of operations, becoming one of the most revered armored vehicles in military history.

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Article number: 510007080
Product: 1:72 Sd.Kfz. 251/1 "Stuka Zu Fuss"

Model Dim.: 8,1 cm

The Sd.Kfz.251 half-track was an armored fighting vehicle (AFV), which was deployed by the Wehrmacht on all operational fronts during the Second World War. Powered by a Maybach 6-cylinder petrol engine it was able to reach a speed of 55 km / h even on ‘off road’ terrain. Produced in huge numbers, it was mainly used to transport ‘Panzergrenadiers’, but during the war several versions were developed to meet differing operational requirements. The Wurfrahmen rocket launcher version was built on the Sd.Kfz.251. Equipped with 6 compartments, 3 on each side, intended for the launch of rockets of different sizes, it was nicknamed "Stuka zu Fuss". Although not precise, it could have an important psychological effect on enemy troops and still proved to be a valid support for ground troops especially in urban fighting.

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Article number: 510007078
Product: 1:72 T34/76 Mod. 43

The T-34 was one of the most famous tanks produced during WW11 and was the mainstay of the Soviet Army during this conflict. One of the key innovations introduced by the T-34 design was the sloped armor at the front which guaranteed a higher degree of protection from direct hits. The adoption of wide tracks provided excellent mobility on all types of terrain, including mud and snow. The first version of the T-34 which was armed with a 76 mm short barrel gun gained an immediate advantage over the most common German tanks of the era, such as the Panzer III and the Panzer IV. Due to its 12 Cylinders diesel engine, the tank was able to attain a maximum speed of 55 Km/h. It was considered, in terms of sheer operational effectiveness, the best tank of the Second World War.

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Article number: 510007077
Product: 1:72 Sd.Kfz. 251/8 Ambulance

Mod.Dim.: 8,1 cm

Actros is the commercial name for Mercedes-Benz heavy truck range. The Actros range has been introduced in 1995 and quickly achieved a significant commercial success as a suitable solution to perform long-distance haulage and heavy-duties haulage. The New Actros, introduced on the market in 2012, is the most update and innovative expression of the heavy truck Mercedes family. It is characterized by an advanced and modern design and the adoption of new Euro 5 and Euro 6 engines. The vehicle configuration has been designed and developed to guarantee the highest operational efficiency minimizing the running costs.

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Article number: 510007076
Product: 1/72 US M12 GMC Howitzer

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The self-propelled gun CMG M12 was used during the Second World War by the U.S. Army. It was developed on the hull of the M3 Lee / Grant tank on which was installed a 155 mm gun. The main armament, the ammunitions and the gun crew were located in an open topped area at the back of the vehicle. Only the driver's seat was protected. To absorb the effects of the recoil when using the artillery piece, the M-12 was equipped with a rear blade that was lowered and fixed into the ground.

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Article number: 510007075
Product: 1:72 M60A1

Model Dim.: 13,1 cm

The M-60 was introduced in the first years of ‘60s in the United States Army. It was developed and designed to be the evolution of the famous tanks M-47 and M-48 Patton series. The M-60 became the most important MBT (Main Battle Tank) of the U.S. Army during the Cold War years. It was produced, until 1983, by the American company Chrysler in 15.000 units and it was adopted, in several versions, by the armed forces of numerous countries all over the World. The main armament, installed in the turret, was the 105 mm. M68 gun. The M-60 was characterized by its big size and by the adoption of the powerful V12 turbodiesel engine able to release a good operating performance and a good speed on-road and off-road. It was deployed in a lot of conflicts and operational scenarios. Even today it is widely used by several Countries as Egypt, Turkey and Israel.

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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.

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Magach 6
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Article number: 510007072
Product: 1:72 Sd.Kfz 265 Kleiner Panzerbefehlswagen

Model Dim.: 5,6 cm

The Sd.Kfz 265 Kleine Panzerbefehlswagen armored command vehicle was born to meet the need of the Wehrmacht Panzer Division Commanders to follow, as close as possible, the tanks and better coordinate them on the battlefield. The armored command vehicle was designed on the Panzer I Ausf. B light tank chassis. To increase the space for the unit commander and his staff, the traditional rotating turret with the main armament was removed and a tall fixed superstructure was installed. The commander’s room was able to host the battle maps, the transmission and the communication systems. An additional radio antenna could be used, on the hull, to increase the range of radio communication. Produced from the second half of ‘30s the "Panzerbefehlswagen" has been used in combat operations in September 1939 during the Poland invasion.

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Sd.Kfz 265 Kleine Panzerbefehlswagen
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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

Model Dim.: 6,7 cm

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

Model Dim.: 6,6 cm

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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

Model Dim.: 8,5 cm
Including 2 figures.

Decals for one version

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

Model Dim.: 8,2 cm

Decals for 4 versions

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.

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Article number: 510007052
Product: 1:72 Autoblinda AB 43

Model Dim.: 7,3 cm

Decals for 2 versions

The AB 43 armoured car is an evolution from the previous AB 40 and 41 models. Equipped with a new larger turret, its main weapon was the 20MM calibre Breda 35, with a co-axial 8MM machine gun. Unfortunately the AB 43 never entered into service with the Italian army as its production was only started in 1944 under the control of the German forces, which had occupied the Italian industry following the armistice in September 1943. These vehicles were distributed to many German units operating at the Italian front. They were used particularly for controls and by the police in the northern regions, which was subject to great partisan resistance. The few examples that survived were used by the police to maintain public order after the war.

Article number: 510007027
Product: 1/72 Morris Quad Tract. w/Servants

The model Morris Quad Tract. w/Servants 1/72 scale has a length of about 195 mm. Including 6 figures.

This British howitzer (25-pounder, 8 mm calibre) was the standard gun for the British Army throughout the Second World War. Offering good ballistic performance, it also had the advantage of high mobility (thanks to the Morris Quad towing tractor). Each gun was towed together with its own ammunition trailer to ensure good firing autonomy without having to rely on supplies from logistics services.

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: 510007012
Product: 1:72 Sd. Kfz. 184 Panzerjäger Elefant

Model Dim.: 11,7 cm

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

Model Dim.: 8,2 cm
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

Model Dim.: 8,5 cm

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.

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 510007004
Product: 1:72 Sd. Kfz. 182 King Tiger

Model Dim.: 11,2 cm

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: 510007003
Product: 1:72 M4 Sherman

Model Dim.: 8,2 cm

Decals for one version

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.

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.

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Article number: 510006583
Product: 1:35 M4A2 U.S. Panzer Marine Corps

Model Dim.: 16,8 cm

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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. However, the most important strength of the tank was its project. The Sherman was reliable, cheap, and easy to produce in great numbers. The M4A2 version was like the previous one but it was Diesel-powered with General Motors Twin G-41 Engine. At the beginning the M4A2 was dedicated to support the war activities of allied nations as Soviet Union and Great Britain but a lot of tanks were used by the United States Marine Corps. Actively used in the battles for the reconquest of the archipelagos of Pacific Ocean, they played a fundamental role in the destruction of the powerful fortifications built by the Japanese Army.

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Article number: 510006582
Product: 1:35 M60A-3

Size: 22,8 cm
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The M-60 was introduced in the first years of ‘60s in the United States Army. It was developed and designed to be the evolution of the famous tanks M-47 and M-48 Patton series. The M-60 became the most important MBT (Main Battle Tank) of the U.S. Army during the Cold War years. It was produced, until 1983, by the American company Chrysler in 15.000 units and it was adopted, in several versions, by the armed forces of numerous countries all over the World. The main armament, installed in the turret, was the 105 mm. M68 gun. The M-60 was characterized by its big size and by the adoption of the powerful V12 turbodiesel engine able to release a good operating performance and a good speed on-road and off-road. It was deployed in a lot of conflicts and operational scenarios. In 1976 the new upgraded M60A3 version was developed and it was characterized by several improvement able to enhance the operation effectiveness. The armor protection for the turret was increased and a new gun mantle was designed. Great improvement in the adoption of modern electronic and fire control systems on board.

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Article number: 510006581
Product: 1:35 M1 155mm Howitzer with crew

Model Dim.: 20,9 cm
With Artillery Crew - 6 figures included

In the years leading up to World War II, the United States undertook a complete modernization of the army's artillery capabilities to increase their efficiency and effectiveness. Whilst great attention was paid to ammunition and artillery trailers, one outcome of this modernization project was the development of the 155/23 howitzer. It was first produced in 1942 as a medium artillery piece and served the US Army throughout the Second World War. It could use different types of ammunition and had a maximum range of 14,600 meters. Very robust and reliable, it also proved to have good operational longevity. It was in fact used by the U.S. Army post WW2 during the Korean War, and indeed during the Vietnam War before eventually being replaced by the more modern M198.

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Article number: 510006580
Product: 1:35 US M-7 Priest Howitzer Self-Prop

Model Dim.: 17,2 cm

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CONTAINS 1 FIGURE

The deployment of self-propelled artillery during the Second World War was very quickly adopted by all of the combatants. Following the innovative use of mobile artillery by the German army at the outset of the conflict, the need for artillery pieces to be as mobile as tank battalions was universally recognised. The Allies initially mounted their first self-propelled artillery units on half-track vehicles, but the most effective solution manifested itself with the introduction of the M7 Priest. Using the hull of the M3 Lee medium tank the M7 was armed with a 105mm M2A1 howitzer. It was deployed operationally for the first time in 1942 by British troops who gave it the nickname "Priest", due to the position of the machine gun in the front of the vehicle which resembled a Church pulpit. Robust and reliable, it had a plentiful supply of ammunition and provided effective indirect support fire. It was used by both the American army and the U.S. Marines on all fronts throughout the course of the war.

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Article number: 510006579
Product: 1:35 Crusader Mk.II m. Inf. Fig. (5)

Model Dim.: 17,1 cm

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Designed at the beginning of the Second World War, the Crusader was one of the most important British "Cruiser" tanks reaching a production of over 5,000 units. Equipped with Christie suspension with large diameter rolling wheels, the Crusader possessed remarkable driving skills on rough terrain. The first versions of Mk. I and Mk. II were armed with a 2 pdr. cannon, later replaced by the more powerful 6 pdr. cannon in the Mk.III version. Lacking adequate armor against enemy fire, it was also very vulnerable to enemy mines and anti-tank guns, and its armament was often inadequate in front of similar German vehicles. However, when used in a coordinated way, they managed to achieve good results. The Crusaders Mk. II, with the arrival of the more powerful Mk.III, were already relegated to second-line duties at the time of the battle of El Alamein.

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Article number: 510006575
Product: 1:35 Sd.Kfz. 305/22 Funkwagen

Model Dim.: 17,1 cm

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The Opel Blitz was the main truck used by German forces during the Second World War. It was deployed extensively on all fronts in huge numbers, and was consequently considered to be the "working mule" of the Wehrmacht. Thanks to the sturdy frame, the robust system of rigid axles with leaf springs and the twin-wheels on the back, the Opel Blitz was able to carry a payload of over 3 tons. The 3,600 cc. engine was easy to maintain and provided 75 hp. The most popular version was the 4x2 with rear wheel drive. However, there was also a 4x4 version that operated both in Russia and the North African desert. Thanks to its flexibility and its wide rear cargo area, the Opel Blitz was also deployed in additional roles including as a mobile command post equipped with radio communications for battlefield management of ground troops.

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Article number: 510006574
Product: 1:35 M110 Self Propelled Howitzer

Model Dim.: 25,8 cm

Decal for 1 versions

The self-propelled guns of the M-110 series have represented, for many years, the backbone of the field artillery of the United States Army. They were also largely used by the American Allied Countries. It entered service in the ‘60s but thanks to the improvements made in 1977 on the M-110 A1 version, it acquired improved operational efficiency. The M-110 A1 was armed with the new 203 mm long range M201 gun able to use a wide range of ammunitions. The project was characterized by an excellent mix in terms of firepower and mobility thanks to its reliable chassis (the same of the M-107). The M-110 A1 was deployed in the division artillery to perform tasks as general support, counter-battery fire and suppression of enemy positions. It was widely used during the conflict in Lebanon and during the first Gulf war.

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Article number: 510006573
Product: 1:35 38cm RW 61 auf Sturmmöser Tiger

Length of the model 17,9 cm

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During World War II the German Army had to combat frequently fortified positions or urban defense centers. Due to tactical reason - the troops were at short distance to the enemy lines - artillery and air support could not be engaged. This led to the development of the "Sturm" - version of the "Tiger" heavy tank (Italeri N. 6471). Onto the heavy-duty chassis the efficient and unique 38 cm mortar was mounted, which had a short range but enormous fire power. Only few units of the Sturmtiger were built and were mainly used in 1944 on the Western Front.

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Article number: 510006569
Product: 1:35 Semovente M42 da 75/18 mm

Model Dim.: 14 cm
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At the end of the 1930’s the Italian Regio Esercito (Royal Italian Army) began to deploy self-propelled artillery guns to provide support for tanks and infantry units. The ‘Semovente’ 75/18 was developed on the back of the ‘M’ series medium tank hull and soon became the most feared Italian armored vehicle. In addition to its primary artillery role, the 75mm howitzer installed in the casemate proved to be a highly effective anti-tank weapon, capable of destroying even the most powerful and heavily armored British and American tanks. As well as its formidable firepower, far superior to that of the M-13 and M-14 tanks, the ‘Semovente’ was valued for its low profile which made it difficult to locate, and also for its overall on-road/off-road performance. It was deployed by the Regio Esercito in Africa and also in a defensive role during Allied operations in Italy. Following Italy’s withdrawal from the conflict it was used in service by some German Wehrmacht anti-tank units, thereby validating its overall battle effectiveness.

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Article number: 510006568
Product: 1:35 M4A1 Sherman with U.S. Infantry

Length of the model 167 mm

CONTAINS 10 FIGURES - NEW GLUEABLE RUBBER TRUCKS - SUPER DECALS FOR 3 VERSIONS - COLOR INSTRUCTIONS SHEET

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 armoured 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 characterised by the rounded edges of the fully casted upper hull. Even the turret had a rounded appearance. The Sherman would entered combat in armoured 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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Article number: 510006563
Product: 1/35 RSO/03 with PaK 40

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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.

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Article number: 510006562
Product: 1:35 15cm Panzerwerfer 42 auf SWS

Length of the model 198 mm

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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.

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

Model Dim.: 13,5 cm

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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.

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Article number: 510006560
Product: 1:35 M163 VADS

Model Dim.: 13,9 cm

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The M113 is one of the most famous armored personnel carrier in the history of military vehicles. It has a "fully tracked" layout and it entered in service at the beginning of ‘60s. The M113 was the most widely used armored vehicle of the U.S. Army and the U.S. Marine Corps in the Vietnam War. On the M113 hull was developed the self-propelled anti-aircraft gun M163 VADS (Vulcan Air Defense System). The M163 adopted the General Dynamics 20 mm. M61 Vulcan Rotary cannon, installed in a small turret above the hull, and a Radar system for the control of the fire. The M163 was designed to complement the M48 Chaparral missile system and to provide the highest
level of anti-aircraft and anti-helicopter defense to the ground troops. The huge firepower of its 20 mm gun could however also be used, with devastating effects, against terrestrial targets. The M163 was mainly used by the United States Army and it is still used today by many Countries.

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M163 VADS
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Article number: 510006559
Product: 1:35 Leopard 2A4

Model Dim.: 27,6 cm

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Entered into service between the late '70s and early' 80s the Leopard 2 is considered one of the best armored vehicles in the world. It has been developed to offer the German "Bundeswehr" a powerful and modern Main Battle Tank able to replace the Leopards 1. The main armament is the 120mm. Rheinmetall L/55 smoothbore gun. Despite is heavy armor, the Leopard 2 is able to reach a significant speed of 65 km/h and it has a good performance on every kind of terrains. From the first versions, the MBT has been constantly improved and updated. The Leopard 2 A4, one of the most widespread version, is adopting an advance fire control system and modern hi-tech materials able to increase the protection capability. A part Germany, the Leopard 2 was able to achieve a good commercial success in many countries as Holland, Turkey, Austria, Greece and many others.

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Leopard 2A4
in scale 1:35

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

Model Dim.: 17,9 cm

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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.

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Article number: 510006557
Product: 1:35 Pz.Kpfw.VI Ausf.E Tiger Early Prod.

Model Dim.: 24,1 cm

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The Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf. E Tiger I is one of the most famous tanks of the Second World War. It was developed to provide to Wehrmacht Panzer Divisions an heavy armored, with a superior firepower, heavy tank able to flank the Panzer III and Panzer IV medium tanks no longer able to fight successfully against the new enemy tanks. The main armament was the famous and lethal antitank gun KwK 36 L/56 88 mm long barrel. The main gun was installed in the turret and protected by a 120 mm thick gun mantlet. It was able to penetrate, even at long distances, the armor of any kind of enemy armored vehicles of the time. The first Tigers went into action in September 1942 near Leningrad. After few months they were deployed to the Don Front in Russia. The first version produced took also part, in December 1942, to the German Military Operations in North Africa during the Tunisia campaign.

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Pz.Kpfw.VI Ausf.E Tiger Early Production
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Article number: 510006556
Product: 1:35 Partisans

From ESCI Original Moulds

During the German occupation of European countries in WW2 a key role was played by local ‘partisan’ groups. The partisans often had different ideals and political motivations but were united by the same goal to assist with the effort to secure victory against the German occupying forces. The type of operations conducted by partisan groups were wide-ranging, including both intelligence gathering and support activities to Allied forces, particularly in relation to acts of sabotage against the enemy's logistics and communications infrastructures.

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Article number: 510006554
Product: 1:35 Mod. US M978 Fuel Service Truck

Model Dim.: 29,7 cm

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The acronym HEMTT (Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck) identifies a range eight-wheel drive off-road capable heavy truck, produced from the mid-80s for the United States Army. Thanks to its features, the HEMTT is able to guarantee a great off-road mobility and significant transportation performance. It has become the real "workhorse" of the Army capable of carrying ammunition and equipment in a very effective way. The outfitted versions, as the M978 Tanker, has been designed to perform, in a very precise and effective way, the different military logistic needs. Thanks to the loading capacity of over 9,500 liters, the tank installed on the vehicle is able to transport a significant quantity of fuel. The M978 has been effectively used by the U.S. Army in various severe operational areas such as Iraq and Afghanistan.

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Mod. US M978 Fuel Service Truck
in scale 1:35

Article number: 510006551
Product: 1:35 Kangaroo Personal Carrier

Length of the model 172 mm

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

Model Dim.: 16,7 cm

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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.

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M32 Recovery Vehicle
in scale 1:35

Article number: 510006546
Product: 1/35 Panzerwerfer 42 Maultier Halftrack

Model Dim.: 17,1 cm

Decals for 3 versions

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The use of multiple rocket launchers by the German Armed Forces during World War II was quite extensive due to low cost and high efficiency of these arms systems. The main inconvenience of these vehicles was scarce mobility which made them vulnerable to enemy counter attacks. Thus, this mobile version of a 150 mm rocket-launcher type 42 was mounted on a half-truck Sd.Kfz. 4 Maultier, which guaranteed high mobility in off-road conditions. The vehicle was equipped with armour to protect its crew.

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Panzerwerfer 42 Maultier Halftrack
in scale 1:72

Article number: 510006545
Product: 1:35 T-34/85

Model Dim.: 23,3 cm

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The T-34 tank is certainly one of the most famous armoured vehicles of the Second World War and it was the mainstay of the Soviet Army during the conflict. The most important innovations introduced by the T-34 design were the frontal sloped armour, able to guarantee a better protection against the direct hits, and the adoption of wide tracks able to provide a good mobility on all types of terrain including mud and snow. The first version of T-34, armed with a 76 mm. short barrel gun, obtained immediately an advantage against the most common German tanks of the era as the Panzer III and the Panzer IV. In 1943 the T-34 was further improved with the adoption of a completely new turret, bigger and with a better armour, capable of housing the powerful 85 mm long barrel gun. Thanks to the new T-34/85 the Soviet Armoured Forces could effective face even the most modern and advanced German Tanks as the Tiger and the Panther.

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T-34/85
in scale 1:35

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

Model Dim.: 12,5 cm

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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.

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Land Rover 109 "Guardia Civil"
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The model "M4A3E8 Sherman Fury" in scale 1/35 has a length of about 168 mm.

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The box contains 2 track versions made by a new raw material which can be glued and painted.

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 ant it formed the backbone of United Stated armoured forces during at those time. it has been produced in several variants and versions The production of the M4A3E8 versions started at the end of 1944. The M4A3E8, adopting the nickname Easy Eight, took several technical improvements enhancing the Sherman operational effectiveness. The 76mm M1 high velocity gun had been flanked by a new horizontal volute spring suspension (HVSS) system able to ensure a better driving condition and to guarantee a higher speed. The "Easy Eight" participated to the final stages of World War II and took active part in the Korean War.

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Figure-Set WWI Austro-Hungarian Infantry
in scale 1:35

Article number: 510006525
Product: 1:35 M1120 HEMTT Load Handling System

Model Dim.: 29,0 cm

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The acronym HEMTT (Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck) identifies a range eight-wheel drive offroad capable heavy truck, produced from the mid-80s for the United States Army. Thanks to its features, the HEMTT is able to guarantee a great off-road mobility and significant transportation performance. It has become the real "workhorse" of the Army capable of carrying ammunition and equipment in a very effective way. In details the M1120 HEMTT LHS (Load Handling System) is equipped with a loading system, that can be used direct from the cabin, able to transport a lot of different types of cargo and containers. The M1120 is capable of carrying a payload of 11 tons. That’s make it ideal to perform military logistic duties. It has been recently used in operative area as Iraq and Afghanistan.

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M1120 HEMTT Load Handling System
in scale 1:35

Article number: 510006524
Product: 1:35 LCVP with US Infantry

Model Dim.: 31,4 cm

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Developed by Higgins Industries of New Orleans on the basis of a flat-bottomed boat used in the Louisiana marshlands, the LCVP (Landing Craft, Vehicle and Personnel) took part in all the major amphibious operations of Second World War, in Europe and the Pacific. Its task was to shuttle back and forth between the big ships and the beaches, carrying up to thirty men, light vehicles and anything else that was needed. Generally armed with two rear-mounted machine guns, it was powered by a 250 HP Hall Scott petrol engine or a 225 HP Gray diesel engine. After the end of the Second World War the LCVP stayed in service, occupying a number of roles. It saw action in Korea and Indochina and has also been adapted for civilian use all over the world.

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Article number: 510006522
Product: 1/35 Figure-Set U.S. Infantry on Board

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THE BOX CONTAINS 10 FIGURE.

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Figuren-Set U.S. Infanterie an Bord
in scale 1:35

Article number: 510006513
Product: 1:35 M923 Hillbilly Gun Truck

Model Dim.: 24,8 cm

UPGRADED MOULDS
Decals for one version

This medium cargo truck of the 5 ton category, is representative of today's generation of logistical vehicles of the U.S. Forces. It entered service in the early eighties. The M-923 has an extremely sturdy structure and excellent off-road features, which are necessary to secure the flow of material to the front line combat units. Based on this chassis many versions have been produced: wrecking trucks, tank trucks, mobile maintenance and communication trucks. The A-1 version is characteristic because of its large off-road tires which have earned it the nick-name "big-foot". During its operational use, and in particular in the most recent military campaigns in which it was employed as Iraq and Afghanistan, the "Big Foot" has often been modified with the addition of "home made" protections to reduce the damages caused by the fire of light weapons. However, the personalization of the vehicles, made "on field" by the crews, were possible thanks to the excellent platform offered by-M-923 trucks.

Article number: 510006507
Product: 1:35 IT PzKpfw.VI Tiger I Ausf.E mP.

Model Dim.: 24,1 cm

- UPGRADED MOULDS -
- Figure not included - Parts for two variants
- Photo-etched fret and link by link tracks included
- Decals for 4 versions

The Tiger I tank, which has been produced in the second half of 1943, was based on the hull of the firstoperational version used in North Africa and Russia. At the beginning this tank had wheels with rubber rim,which will be replaced in the following productions starting from February 1944, but it was equipped withthe new turret with increased protection and better cupola for the commander. Besides some of thesevehicles maintained the characteristic system of dust filters Feifel, and the smoke grenade launchers. On thetanks produced since August 1943 was also applied a magnetic mine paste that will become standard on alltanks of the German Army.

Article number: 510006501
Product: 1/35 S.A.S. Recon Vehicle "PINK PANTHER"

Model Dim.: 10,8 cm

The "Land Rover" was certainly one of the most famous symbols of "Made in England" on four wheels and is a real milestone in the history of the off road vehicles. Born after the war, with the first prototypes done in 1947, to meet both civilian and military tasks. Inspired, though not directly, to the American Jeep, was characterized by a 4x4-wheel drive and a strong and reliable frame to tackle, with success, the most difficult and demanding trails. The 109 inches "long wheel base" version has been used by British Special Air Service starting from the second half of ‘70s. During the operations in a desert environment the Land Rover took the typical "pink panther" camouflage color. That’s the reason why of nickname "Pinkie" assigned by S.A.S. members to it.

Article number: 510006488
Product: 1:35 Sd.Kfz.162 J.PZ IV Ausf.F L/48 late

Model Dim.: 24,5 cm

- FULLY UPGRADE MOULDS -
FIGURES NOT INCLUDED - METAL GUN BARREL,
PHOTO-ETCHED FRET AND LINK BY LINK TRACKS INCLUDED

The Mark IV self-propelled tank-killer was built on the chassis of the Pz.Kpw. IV, one of the most efficient and widely used German tanks of the Second World War. Characterised by a low profile, the Mark IVs were produced in their hundreds, steadily being improved and fitted with better weaponry such as the long-barrelled 7.5 cm gun that made it a match for any Allied tank

Article number: 510006450
Product: 1:35 Sd. Anhänger 51

Model Dim.: 7,6 cm

CONTAINS 2 MODELS

The Sd Anhänger 51 trailer could easily be used by a large number of Wehrmacht vehicles. The trailers have been developed to be used as ammo carriers and they were typically associated to anti-aircraft half-tracks armed with 20 mm Flak guns. During the Military campaigns the trailers were often fully loaded with any kind of materials. The lower "U" frame was extremely robust and suitable to be used on road and off road.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model
Sd. Anhänger 51
in scale 1:35

Detailed Plastic Kit of model
MBT Leopard II A6
in scale 1:35

Deatailed plastic kit of model
Modern Battle Accessories
in scale 1:35

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model
Modern Light Weapon Set
in scale 1:35

Detailed Plastic Kit

Article number: 510006195
Product: 1:72 Battle-Set 1945 Fall of the Reich

Model Dim.: 68 x 30 cm
Laser-cut MDF Reichstag - Russian & German infantry
T-34/85 russian tank - FlaK 37 8,8 cm gun with crew

Size of the model 68 cm

The "Battle of Berlin" heralded the end of the Second World War in the European theatre. This major offensive launched by the Soviet Red Army, after passing the German defensive lines on the Oder River, moved directly to the capital of the Third Reich. The city itself was defended by Wehrmacht, Waffen-SS, "Hitlerjugend" and "Volkssturm" soldiers, and was the setting for the final and most fierce clashes of the war. The Soviet forces, led by Marshal Zhukov and Marshal Konev, with an overwhelming superiority of soldiers, vehicles and artillery, forced the surrender and capitulation of the city on May 2, 1945. The Reichstag building, seat of the Reich parliament, had a huge symbolic value and was the stage for the final acts of the conflict in Europe. The Red Army soldier raising the Soviet flag on the ruins of the Reichstag at the end of the battle of Berlin, is one of the most iconic images of the Second World War.

Detailed plastic kit in scale 1:72

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”

Detailed plastic kit

Article number: 510006193
Product: 1:72 WWII Battle Set Stalingrad Siege

The battle of Stalingrad can be considered as one of the most important battles of the Second World War. Started in September 1942 when the city was reached by the Sixth Army of Paulus, it ended at the end of February 1943, with the defeat of the German troops, which surrounded by Russian troops and weakened by the terrible Russian winter, surrendered to Marshal Zhukov, commander of the Soviet troops of the sector. Particularly well known were the clashes around the two large factories, including the well-known Tractors Factory, where violent hand to hand fighting occurred.