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Article number: 500788052
Product: 1/72 Roman Auxiliary Infantry

This set consist of 45 figures in 12 different poses

In the Roman Empire, the auyiliary infantry that had consisted of disjointed detachments each fighting according to its own tactics was formed into a single force and organized according to the principle of cohorts.

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Roman Auxiliary Infantry
in Scale 1:72

Article number: 500788045
Product: 1:72 Rus. Heavy Artill. w/Crew 1812

This kit features:
- 3 different heavy cannons
- 35 figures: 1 commander, 1 drummer, 33 soldiers in 13 poses


Eighteen-pound "unicorns" (smoothbore artillery pieces) and 12-pound cannons were widely used in Russia during the War of 1812. In the Battle of Borodino, these guns were stationed on the well known Rayevsky battery site and infl icted tremendous losses on Napoleon’s regiments.

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Rus. Heavy Artill. w/Crew 1812
in Scale 1:72

Article number: 500788043
Product: 1/72 Roman Imperial Infantry

Size: 2,4 cm
Parts: 51

The Roman army was the most organized and best trained army throughout the Ancient World. This advantage allowed the Romans to control virtually all the territory of the world known in those times: the whole Mediterranean coast, the greater part of Central Asia, North Africa to the extent of the desert, all Europe through the Rhein and the Danube in the east and Britain in the north-west. Generally, the Roman legionaries were equipped with short double-edged swords: Gladiuses and javelins: Pila. The special role of a legionary's weapon played a shield: although pretty ponderous it was rectangular in shape and during sieges soldiers could draw up in a tortoise-like formation called a Testudo or "tortoise" formation. In the closed Testudo, the front row of legionaries placed their shields in front of them, soldiers in the middle placed their shields over their heads and the flank soldiers completed the tortoise on the left and the right flanks respectively. This arrangement formed a very solid protective turtle-shell of shields. In such a formation legionaries were practically invulnerable to arrows and javelins.

Roman Imperial Infantr.1/72

Article number: 500788042
Product: 1:72 French Voltigeurs

Kit consists of 40 foot soldiers in 11 different poses.

Voltigeurs were introduced as the companies meant for skirmishing in battle. It is companies that became the "light infantry", which had always been in the vanguard and in the line of skirmishers. The introduction of voltigeurs can also be explained by the fact that Napoleon wanted to encourage brave soldiers who couldn't be enrolled in the grenadier or carabineer companies owing to their low stature. If the notion "grenadier" had always been associated with a tall soldier, courageous in a bayonet fighting, a "voltigeur" was a synonym for a small, but fearless soldier in the front under fierce fire of the enemy.

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French Voltigeurs
in Scale 1:72

Article number: 500788036
Product: 1:72 French Knights and Cavalry

This set contains fully armored French knights used during the Battle of Gruenwald – the final battle of the Hundred Years’ War.

Kit consists of:
19 knights on horses in 9 different poses

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French Knights and Cavalry WA
in Scale 1:72

Article number: 500788034
Product: 1:72 Roman Republican Infantry

Kit consists of 40 soldiers and officers in 12 different poses.

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Article number: 500788031
Product: 1:72 Carthaginian Cavalry III - I B.C.

Kit consists of 17 soldiers on horses in 5 different poses

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Article number: 500788025
Product: 1:72 Samurai Warriors-Cavalry

Size: 2,4 cm
Parts: 17

For the first time horses appeared in Japan in late IV - in early V century. They were brought from the Continent and were always highly valued. Only noble samurai (bushi) were taught riding. A rider applied archery, sword craft, spear skills and even art of weaponless combat. A mounted samurai used military art methods, specially adapted to his position on a moving horse. Trained horse felt its rider so well that instinctively, simultaneously with its rider's movements it jumped aside, rose on its hind legs, so that to raise its rider for striking, or furiously rushed into the battle. When one mounted samurai fought with another one, both riders used their horses' skills as much as possible, gaining advantage from their mobility and perfect movement coordination.

Samurai Warriors-Cavalry

Russ.Heavy Infantr.1812-14

Article number: 500788019
Product: 1:72 Macedonian Phalanx IV-I cent.B.C.

Kit consists of 37 soldiers in 6 different poses.

An important infantry formation used by Alexander the Great to conquer his empire.

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Article number: 500788017
Product: 1:72 Samuray Warriors-Infantry

Size: 2,4 cm
Parts: 44

The samurais (the military servants) were a Japanese privileged military estate. They lived according to their own code of honor, the bushido, the word meaning "the way of warrior". The main aim of the samurai was faithful service to his master, daime (prince) or a shogun (a military leader in Japan). The most spread weapons were the bow and the spear (yari). The sword was also a very important part of the samurai's armament. The most desperate and fine swordsmen were samurais armed with the nodati, a long two-handled sword. Even experienced warriors could hardly resist their attacks. Some samurais could use the naginata, a sword fastened to a long wooden stick. Masterly warriors combined a powerful hit of the long sword in attack and its defense qualities. But not only samurais took part in marches and battles. Many daimes recruited peasants, work-ing on their land, who wanted to take a military career, and taught them. These troops were called "ashigaru" (light-feeted) because they were lightly armored and could move quickly on the battle-field. In the middle of the XVI century there appeared fire weapons in the Japanese armies, harquebu- siers. This weapon was used both by samurais and ashigaru. It took only several days to teach a former peasant how to use a harquebus, so Shootings table later mostly ashigaru were armed with it. Each daime created his own army fighting with his flag. Each warrior had a special sign with her daime's coat of arms on his back. Noble samurais guarded their daime or served as junior commanders in his army. They had the strongest armor and were better warriors.

Samuray Warriors-Infantry

Article number: 500788012
Product: 1:72 Gallic Infantry (WA)

Kit consists of 40 figures in 8 different poses

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Gallic Infantry
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Article number: 500788011
Product: 1:72 War Elephants

Size: 6,6 cm
Parts: 9

This set includes two elephants – Indian and African – plus handlers and soldiers. The armies of Alexander first encountered elephants when they engaged the army of Emperor Por of India. The fighting towers were first put into use by Pyrrhus, the King Epirus. Since then, elephants with fighting towers were adopted by almost all armies of the Hellenic nations of Europe and Asia – including the Roman Army.

War Elephants

Article number: 500788010
Product: 1:72 Carthaginian Infantry III - I B.C.

Kit consists of 42 figures in 11 different poses

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Article number: 500788008
Product: 1/72 Persian Cavalry (RR)

This set includes both Persian cavalry and a war chariot equipped with curved blades on the wheel hubs. The chariot was in use from the 1st century BC to the Roman wars with Mitrydat – King of Pontus.

Kit contains:
One chariot with 4 horses and 2 figures
8 cavalry men with 5 different poses

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Article number: 500788006
Product: 1:72 Persian Infantry

Parts: 42
Size: 2,4 cm

Infantry was the largest branch of the Persian army. It consisted of three parts: the King's bodyguards, the Immortals, and troops from allied peoples and satrapies of the Persian Empire. During a military campaign, 2,000 royal guards always escorted the King. The bodyguards were the most distinguished and valorous Persian warriors. Another unit of the Persian elite infantry was the Immortals. There were invariably 10,000 of them. If any of the Immortals was killed or incapacitated, he was immediately replaced by warriors chosen from the other troops. Therefore, their number always remained unchanged. Many Persian infantrymen wore huge but light shields woven from twigs, which gave good protection from arrows. A considerable part of the Persian infantry used bows. Hiding behind large shields, archers shot at the enemy, inflicting considerable losses.

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Persian Infantry
in Scale 1:72

Article number: 500787421
Product: 1/100 Soviet Self Propelled 122 mm Howitzer GVOZDIKA

Size: 7,4 cm
Parts: 19
No glue required

Gvozdika self-propelled 122-mm howitzer was designed in 1969. It is designed to support infantry on battlefield. The vehicle is capable of moving through many types of terrain including swamps and riverbanks. It took part in many post-World War II conflicts and is still used by Russian army.

Contents: 1 unpainted self-propelled howitzer - 1 unit flag Card for wargame can be downloaded from website: www.art-of-tactic.com

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122-mm Gvozdika
in Scale 1:100

Article number: 500787419
Product: 1/100 Soviet Anti Aircraft Weapon SHILKA

Size: 6,7 cm
Parts: 29
No glue required

The "Shilka" anti-aircraft weapon system was adopted for Soviet army service in 1965. At the time it was an innovative vehicle. It possessed considerable firepower and was able to fire at both ground and air targets either remaining stationary or while moving. Shilka is still used by Russian army, although by now it is somewhat obsolete.

Contents: 1 unpainted anti-aircraft weaponsystem - 1 unit flag Card for wargame can be downloaded from website: www.art-of-tactic.com

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Soviet Anti Aircraft Weapon System SHILKA
in Scale 1:100

Article number: 500787417
Product: 1:100 Ural Truck

Size: 7,5 cm
Parts: 29
No glue required

Soviet truck Ural was designed in Miass factory. The factory was founded during World War II when many Soviet factories were evacuated eastward and re-established there. Sturdy and reliable Ural truck has a mighty diesel engine and armor plating and is capable of moving through most types of terrain.

Contents: 1 truck - 1 unit flag Card for wargame can be downloaded from website: www.art-of-tactic.com

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Ural Truck
in Scale 1:100

Article number: 500787411
Product: 1:72 Sov.Machine gun "UTES" w/Crew(mod.)

Size: 2,4 cm
Parts: 14

The Utes machinegun is designed to be used against lightly armored ground vehicles and targets in light cover. Its effective range is 1000 m. Contents: 3 unpainted figures 1 machine-gun - 1 unit base with flag - 1 unit card

No glue required

Article number: 500787407
Product: 1/72 U.S. Modern Infantry

This kit includes 5 figures in 4 poses. Can be assembled without glue.

New tooling!

The basic unit of the U.S. Army during the 1990’s was the motorized or mechanized infantry squad, normally composed of nine men split into two teams. These soldiers were trained to perform a variety of tasks when dismounted from their vehicle.

This dismounted team includes a squad leader, an anti-armor specialist, a squad automatic weapon (SAW) gunner, and two soldiers equipped with M16A1 assault rifles.

Suitable for use with Hot War!

This kit includes five unpainted plastic models of U.S. infantry soldiers from the 1990’s, equipped with a variety of weapons. Some assembly required. Models can be mounted on individual bases, or combined on a larger unit base. Includes unit flag and unit card for use with the Hot War game.

Article number: 500787400
Product: 1:100 T-72 Russian Tank

Parts: 15
Size: 10,1 cm
No glue required

Suitable for use with Hot War Produced from 1988 until the present, the T-72B is one of the most successful tank designs in the modern world, and the most widely fielded tank of the Soviet Bloc. Weighing more than 44 metric tons, the T-72B has a top road speed of 60 km/h, is protected by reactive armor, and sports a 125mm smoothbore cannon capable of firing conventional munitions as well as guided anti-tank missiles. The chassis of this excellent tank proved so reliable and functional, it was used as the basis for numerous Soviet armored vehicle designs. The T-72B forms a potent backbone to the Soviet army to this day. Contents: 1 tank - 1 unit flag - 1 unit card

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Article number: 500787319
Product: 1:72 Sukhoi SU-57

The most advanced Russian stealth fighter of the fifth-generation entered service in 2019.

It will be the future backbone of the Russian Air Force.
Some SU-57 were tested in the Syrian War.

The Su-57 is a fifth generation Russian multi-purpose jet fighter developed by the Sukhoi design bureau. The new jet with stealth technology offers a number of unique features not found in the previous generations of fighters, combining the functions of an attack aircraft and a fighter in one platform. The plane can destroy air, land and ship targets as well as the enemy's aircraft control systems. The Su-57 made its maiden flight on January 29, 2010 in Komsomolsk-on-Amur and entered service with the Russian Air Force in 2019.
Kit consists of 122 parts
Decals for 3 Russian Air Force units
Pilot figure included
Model length: 29,5cm
100% New tooling

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Article number: 500787318
Product: 1:72 MIG-17 "Fresco" Soviet Fighter

Kit consists of 51 parts
Decals for Soviet Union, Vietnam, East Germany, Cuba
Model length: 15,4 cm

The MIG-17 was one of the most important post-war fighters of the Soviet Union with over 10.000 planes produced. It saw service with all allies of the Soviet Union and was used in many conflicts.

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Article number: 500787317
Product 1:72 MIG-15 "Fagot"

The MIG-15 was developed end of the 1940´s in the Soviet Union was one of the most produced jet fighters, over 12.000 were built.

Kit consists of 41 parts
Model length: 14.3 cm
Decals for Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia, Poland and North Korea included

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MIG-15 "Fagot"
in Scale 1:72

Article number: 500787314
Product: 1:72 Sukhoi SU-30 SM

The SU-30 SM is a multipurpose fighter and fighter bomber of the 4 th generation. The maiden flight took place in 2012.
It can carry a weapon load of 8000 kg and a avariety of missiles.

- Kit consists of 385 parts
- Decals for:
3 Russian Air Force units
1 Russian Naval Air Force
1 Kazakhstan Air Force
- 2 pilots included

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Article number: 500787309
Product: 1:72 MIG-29SMT

Model length: 240 mm
Partially new tooling

The MIG-29 SMT is a development from the earlier 9.12 and 9.13 versions with different fuselage and armament.
It is in service with the Russian and Indian Air Forces.


Kit contains of 280 parts
2 Pilot figures included
Decals for 2 Russian units: 14th Fighter Regiment
22nd Main Flight Research Center

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MIG-29SMT
in Scale 1:72

Article number: 500787307
Product: 1:72 YAK-130

Size: 16 cm
Parts: 176

The Yak-130 is a unique training aircraft of the new generation, intended for training pilots of the fourth and fifth generation planes. The outstanding flight characteristics of the Yak-130 allow the training of pilots of modern fighters such as Su-27, MiG-29, Su-25, Su-30, F-16, F-15, F-16, F-22, F-35, Mirage , Harrier and others. In addition to the unique training capabilities, the Yak-130 can be used as a light attack, reconnaissance, fighter-bomber and electronic warfare aircraft. By the combination of characteristics, capabilities and cost, this aircraft is unique in its role.

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YAK-130
in scale 1:72

Article number: 500787306
Product: 1:72 Junkers JU-87 B-2 Stuka

Size: 15 cm
Parts: 70
No glue required

The dive bomber Junkers Ju-87 received its famous nickname Stuka from the German Sturzkampfflug'zeug (dive bomber). Despite such nickname, poor aerodynamics and a lack of defensive armament, this aircraft appeared to be very effective during the first stage of war because of its ability to accurately hit a target in a nose dive - most aircraft of WWII didn't have such ability.

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Junkers JU-87 B-2 Stuka
in scale 1:72

Article number: 500787304
Product: 1:72 WWII Ger. Fighter Focke Wolf 190 A4

Size: 13,8
Parts: 24

The Fw 190 А-4 appeared in 1942. The first massive use of Fw 190 A-4s in the USSR was on the Kursk arch in July 1943, when these aircrafts were adopted by the JG 51 squadron.

No glue required

Article number: 500787302
Product: 1:72 WWII Ger.Fig.Messerschmitt BF-109F2

Size: 12,8 cm
Parts: 42

Bf 109F was introduced in 1941 and became instantly the best liked variant of this fighter by its pilots for combat performance. Powered by a DB 601H engine (1200 hp), the aircraft reached 537 km / h at the sea level. This speed and its excellent climbing rate at low altitude, "Friedrich", as a the new Messerschmitt modification was called, was superior to most enemy fighters of that period.

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Article number: 500787301
Product: 1/72 WWII Yak-3 Soviet Fighter

Size: 11,8 cm
Parts: 46

The light and maneuverable Yak-3 was in-troduced in 1944 and became a symbol for the Soviet Air Force in WWII.
Zvezda introduces with this kit a new series of 1/72 planes which can be assembled with-out the use of glue, but still maintains the usual high quality.

Box contains 2 sprues
2 versions of decals: Soviet Air Force and Normandy-Niemen


New tooling!

Article number: 500787297
Product: 1/72 Sukkoi SU-33 Russian Naval Fighter

Size: 30 cm
Parts: 247

Su-33 (factory code T-10K, initially known as the Su-27K, NATO-codename: Flanker-D) is a Russian fourth-generation carrier-based air superiority fighter developed for the Russian Navy. The fighter officially entered service in summer of 1998: by that time it had already been improved for 9 years. A series of unsuccessful experiments allowed to create the first domestic production aircraft, able to land on the deck of an aircraft carrier. Compared with the prototype, the Su-33 has larger folding wings, up-to-date navigation equipment, higher thrust to weight ratio, increased weapons load, and is air refuelable. Due to these unchallenged advantages the Su-33 became the most powerful ship-based fighter in the world. Actually it is in service with the Russian "Admiral Kuznezow" heavy aviation cruiser.

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Sukkoi SU-33 Russian Naval Fighter
in scale 1:72

Article number: 500787294
Product: 1:72 Sukhoi SU-27 UB Flanker-C

The SU-27 forms the backbone of the modern Russian fighter fleet.
The SU-27 UB – NATO code "Flanker-C" is a tandem-seat combat trainer.


No.of parts: 235
Decals for 5 Russian units
Model size: 31,4 cm


Partially new tooling

Article number: 500787293
Product: 1/72 Helicopter Mi-24V "Hind" C

New Tooling!!

The Mil Mi-24 (NATO reporting name 'Hind') is a large helicopter gunship and low-capacity troop transport (Carries 8) produced by Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant and operated from 1972 by the Soviet Air Force, its successors, and over thirty other nations. In NATO circles the export versions, Mi-25 and Mi-35, are simply denoted with a letter suffix as "Hind D" and "Hind E" respectively.

This kit features:
- 414 parts
-Two versions:
MIL 24 V, with machine gun
MIL 24 VP, with cannon
- Highly detailed engines
- 4 pilot figures
- 3 decal versions (for Soviet Union)

Production of the combat helicopter Mi-24V started in 1976. This version was equipped with the radically new antitank missile system "Sturm-V" with guidance system "Raduga-Sh", capable of striking targets with the highest accuracy – more than 92%. In other words 9 or even 10 out of 10 discharged missiles hit their designed targets. The Mi-24V excelled its American counterpart, AH-1S Super Cobra in combat efficiency. From 1976 to 1986 about thousand Mi-24V were manufactured in the USSR. These helicopters saw action during the Afghanistan conflict as a part of the Soviet Armies. Many of them were exported in several countries allied with the USSR. Nowadays the Mi-24V is still the backbone of the Russian Army Aviation.

Article number: 500787291
Product: 1/72 TB-7 Soviet Bomber 1939-1945 (RR)

Size: 32 cm
Parts: 317

These Soviet long-range four-engine bombers which were also called Pe-8 were produced from 1939 to 1945. These aircrafts were used for the bombing raid of Berlin and Konigsberg in 1941. The TB-7 differs from the Pe-8 by having radial engines instead of in line engine.

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Article number: 500787283
Product: 1:72 PetlyakovPe-2 Soviet fighter/bomber

The Pe-2 was the most important Soviet fighter-bomber during WWII. Over 11.000 planes were produced. After WWII the Pe-2 served in many countries of the Warsaw Pact.

Kit consists of 169 parts
2 pilot figures included
Decals for 4 Soviet units and Poland
Model length: 17,4cm
100% New tooling

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Article number: 500787279
Product: 1/72 IL-2 "Stormovik" mod. 1942

Length of the model: 160 mm
Parts: 75

Kit contains 4 sprues.
Decals for 2 Soviet units included.

The Ilyushin IL-2M first entered service in the autumn of 1942. The aircraft had been upgunned by installing 23mm Weapons and a 12,7mm machinegun at the rear for added protection. The availability of a reargunner basically reduced the risks from attacks by enemy fighters. Now the crews of the IL-2M could not only inflict heavy losses on the enemy but were also with extra firepower able to more successfully protect their airplane.

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Ilyushin IL-2M Soviet WWII
in Scale 1:72

Article number: 500787275
Product: 1:72 Rus. Stealth Fighter Sukhoi T-50

Length of the model: 295 mm
70 parts

Su-50 (T-50) is Russias fifth-generation multirole fighter. It is expected to replace fighters Su-27 and MiG-29 in Russian Air Force. The aircraft is built with the requirements of low radar visibility, and is able to reach supersonic speed without afterburner. For this reason, all weapons are located in the inner compartments, and a significant proportion of the aircraft structure is occupied by composite materials. Due to its technical and military characteristics the T-50 far all commercially-produced firhters in the world.

Article number: 500787270
Product: 1/72 Cargo Helicopter MIL Mi-26 HALO

Model length: 550 mm
New Tooling

The helicopter Mi-26 is the heaviest helicopter in service today. With the advent of this helicopter at the beginning of the 1970ies, the army obtained the perfect transport vehicle for fast troop deployment. The Mi-26 was used by Russian air force during the fi rst and second Chechnya wars. The total number produced was 276 helicopters. Mi-26s were adopted by the air forces of CIS countries, India, Malaysia, Peru, South Korea and it is used as a civil helicopter in various countries.

The Mi-26 is the largest helicopter ever built with a length of 33.7m and a rotor diameter of 32m. It can carry up to 90 people. Its main usage is for military or civilian transport and fire fighting. Users include Russia, China, India, Mexico, South Korea, Greece, Malaysia, India, United Nations and others.

Zvezda has taken much time for development and tooling – the outcome is a master-piece of modelling.

This kit includes 6 sprues with 238 parts, allowing to build detailed interior and cabin.
- 2 pilot figures included, cargo doors can be built open or closed
- 2 decals variants: Russian Air Force and United Nations

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Cargo Helicopter MIL Mi-26 HALO
in Scale 1:72

Article number: 500787264
Product: 1:72 WWII Sov. Bomber PE-8 Petlyakov

Size: 32 cm
Parts: 305

The maiden flight of the first Pe-8 prototype was in December 1936. With a wingspan of 39 m and length of 23 m the giant aircraft had a speed of up to 405 km/h. Carrying 2 000 kg of bomb- load, the bomber could repulse attacks of enemy fighters by cannons and machine-gun fire. On the night of August 8, 1941, Pe- 8 squadrons bombed Berlin for the first time. In the battle of Kursk the bombers were successfully used to bomb the Germany Army. Pe-8s were used for bombardments of Koenigsberg fortifications. The Pe-8 was the most perfect Soviet long distance bomber. Only 93 aircraft were produced.

PE-8 Sowj.Bomber 1/72

Article number: 500787259
Product: 1:72 Fighter Jet MiG-21BIS Fishbed-L

Size: 20 cm
Parts: 90

The MiG-21 bis is a fighter plane, which was supplied in high quantities to the Soviet Air Force and a number of foreign countries. Syrian aviation actively used a number of MiG-21 bis during military operations in Lebanon (1979 -1983). The largest number of MiG-21 bis was acquired by the Indian airforce. Nowadays CIS countries and many other airforces are still armed with MiG-21 bis.

MIG 21 BIS 1:72

Article number: 500787254
Product: 1:72 MIL MI-8 Rescue Helicopter

Kit consists of 150 parts
Decals for 2 Russian units

Search and rescue variant of the famous Russian helicopter, the most produced in the world.

Detailed plastic kit

Article number: 500787253
Product: 1:72 Sov. MIL MI-17 HIP-H Helicopter

Size: 25,5 cm
Parts: 178

The helicopter Mi-8T was modernized in 70-th years. The helicopter was equipped with the new engines with a take-off power 1900 HP and many elements of the construction were also improved. The flight speed of Mi-8MT, this name was given to the new machine, was increased up to 250 km/h, ceiling - up to 5000 m, range - up to 500 km. The increased power capacity enabled to increase significantly the firepower due to the increase of onboard mounted armament, as well as the increase of the maneuverability of the machine. The kind of combat in Afghanistan has highlighted the acute dependence of the troops from helicopters. As the result Mi-8MT was issued a large series in the middle of 80-ies.

MIL MI-17 Soviet Helicopter

Article number: 500787252
Product: 1:72 MIG 1.44 Russian Multirole Fighter

Size: 30,7 cm
Parts: 80

The MiG 1.44 was designed by the Mikoyan Experimental Design Bureau in 1986 as a result of efforts to develop a fifth generation fighter for the Soviet Air Force and Air Defense units. The first flight occurred in early 1994 at the Gromov Flight Research Institute. The MiG-1.44 is designed to counter the new western fighters such as the F/A-22 and Eurofighter EF-2000.

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model
MIG 1.44 Russian Multirole Fighter
in Scale 1:72

Article number: 500787247
Product: 1:72 Kamov KA-27 PD "Helix D"

Size: 17,5 cm
Kit consists of 125 parts
Decals for Russian Navy and Russian Aerospace rescue unit

Well known as the standard Russian Navy rescue helicopter, the KA-27 is also in service with civilian operators.

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Article number: 500787244
Product: 1:72 MIG-31B Long-Ran.Rus.Interc

Size: 31,5 cm
Parts: 121

This aircraft is a modification of the world's best Mig-31 interceptor, equipped with a refueling system in the air, which allows it to increase flight time and range.

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MIG-31B Long-Ran.Rus.Interc
in Scale 1:72

Article number: 500787230
Product: 1:72 MIL MI-8T Soviet Helicopter

Size: 25,5 cm
Parts: 145

The multi-role Mi-8T is a military modification of the Mi-8 transport helicopter and is equipped with MUR free-flight rocket pods for air and surface attack. The Mi-8T can also carry a number of fully equipped troops. The Mi-8T was used throughout the Afghan War.

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model
MIL MI-8T Soviet Helicopter
in Scale 1:72

Article number: 500787229
Product: 1/72 MIG-31 Soviet Interceptor

Size: 31,5 cm
Parts: 119

The MiG-31, based on the earlier MiG-25, was developed during the early 1980s and is widely considered the best long-range interceptor in the world. The MiG-31 has a two-man crew and is primarily designed to engage and destroy cruise missiles.

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model
MIG-31 Soviet Interceptor
in Scale 1:72

Article number: 500787228
Product: 1:72 MIG-27 Soviet Fighter

Size: 23,7 cm
Parts: 78

The MiG-29S (or 9-13S) aircraft entered service with the Russian Air Force in 1994. This upgraded version of the MiG-29 fighter was equipped with the new SUV-29M4 fire control system connected to the Ts101M digital computer, which improved airto-air and air-to-ground capability.
The N-019M Topaz radar allows two targets to be engaged by active radar homing missiles simultaneously. The fighter is equipped with the embedded ECM. The MiG-29S is intended mainly for the air defense of small areas, important objects and combat Groups.

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model
MIG-27 Soviet Fighter
in Scale 1:72

Art.Nr. 500787227
Artikelbeschreibung: 1:72 Sukhoi SU-25 "Frogfoot"

Size: 21 cm
Parts: 84

This Soviet ground attack aircraft was de-veloped in the 1970s and is still in service in Russia and many other countries.

Kit consists of 3 sprues and clear parts.

Decal for Russian Air Force.

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Sukhoi SU-25 Frogfoot
in Scale 1:72

Article number: 500787218
Product: 1/72 MIG-23 MLD Soviet Fighter

Size: 23,5 cm
Parts: 69

Kit consits of two sprues and clear parts.
Decals for one Soviet plane.

The most sophisticated modification of the MiG-23 fighter was created at the end of the seventies. This aircraft has a modified fuselage and is equipped with upgraded electronics, able to detect hostile antiaircraft batter'ies. It makes the fighter more efficient for its air to ground role. The MiG-23 MLD was widely used during the Afghanistan war.

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MIG-23 MLD Soviet Fighter
in Scale 1:72

Article number: 500787216
Product: 1:72 Russ. Attack Helicopter "Hokum"

Size: 21 cm
Parts: 145

The KA-50 is a single seat attack helicopter of the Russian Air Force.

Decals for 2 Russian units.

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Russ. Attack Helicopter "Hokum"
in Scale 1:72

Article number: 500787215
Product: 1:72 Kampfjet Sukhoi SU-47 Berkut

Size: 31 cm
Parts: 55

The Su-47 first flew in 1997 and has since grown into a fifth generation Russian fighter. The ‘Berkut’ is equipped with a variety of on-board electronic equipment enabling automatic control of various in-flight and combat functions – including ‘smart’ systems.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model
Sukhoi SU-47 Berkut
in scale 1:72

Article number: 500787204
Product: 1:72 MIG-3 Soviet Fighter WA

Size: 11 cm
Parts: 36

The MiG-3 was a single engine, single seat fighter and was used in the righter, dive-bomber, and reconnaissance roles during World War II.

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MIG-3 Soviet Fighter
in scale 1:72

Article number: 500787203
Product: 1:72 Lavotchkin LA-5 FN Sov.Figh

Size: 11,5 cm
Parts: 42

The Soviet La5FN fighter was one of the best and most produced of Russia’s frontline fighters during WW II. The aircraft was used on all fronts and enjoyed a great reputation among Soviet pilots.

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Lavotchkin LA-5 FN Sov.Figh
in scale 1:72

Article number: 500787031
Product: 1:144 TU-204-100C Cargo

The TU 204-100C is a cargo version of the TU-204 family of medium range passenger planes with a large cargo door added. It is in service with several cargo airlines worldwide.

Kit consists of 139 parts
Decals for Transaero Cargo
Stand included
Model length: 36,9 cm

Partially new-tooling

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Article number: 500787029
Product: 1:144 Ilyushin IL-76TD EMERCOM

The Russian "Ministry of Emergency Situations" - EMERCOM - operates the IL-76 as firefighting aircraft.
It can carry up to 50.000 liters of water.

Kit consists of 207 parts


Rear cargo door open or closed
Wing flaps in 2 positions (flight/landing)
Cabin interior Details


Decals for "EMERCOM" plane
Wing span: 34,8cm


Version of existing kit

Article number: 500787027 Product: 1:144 Boeing 737-700 / C-40

Kit consists of 109 parts.
Decals for 2 US Air Force planes.
Airplane stand included.
Model length: 233 mm
Partially new tooling

The 737-700 is one of the most common variants of the Boeing 737, over 1.100 planes are in service with many airlines. In addition the 737-700 is also used for military and government transports.

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Boeing 737-8 MAX
in Scale 1:144

Article number: 500787024
Product: 1:144 Beriev A-50 "Mainstay"

Partially new tooling

Introduced in 1984, the A-50 is still in service with the Russian and Indian air forces.
It was upgraded several times and is actually involved in the Syrian conflict.
Ultimate kit quality with
- Rear cargo door open or closed
- Wing flaps in 2 positions (flight/landing)
- Some cabin and cargo bay interior details
Decals for 2 Russian units
No.of parts: 195

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model
Beriev A-50 "Mainstay"
in Scale 1:144

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model
Tupolev TU-204 100
in Scale 1:144

Article number: 500787021
Product: 1:144 Boeing 787-9

Size: 43,6
Parts: 83

This is a version of the famous 787-8 Dreamliner (Zvezda 7008) with elongated fuselage. The first deliveries started in 2014 and it is currently in service with many airlines. The 787-9 can seat up to 420 passengers and has a max. range of 14.000 km.

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model
Boeing 787-9
in Scale 1:144

Article number: 500787019
Product: 1:144 Boeing 737-800

Size: 27,4 cm
Parts: 109

The commercial airliner Boeing 737-800 is a representative of the NG (Next Generation) family of Boeing 737 aircraft. The aircraft has replaced the model 737-400 and differs with new wings, tail, digital cockpit and quieter engines with more fuel efficiency (CFM56-7). The Boeing 737-800 has been operating with airlines since April 1998 , and as 2017 it is still in production with over 600 open orders. The model 800 is the most popular type among all aircraft of the 737 Next Generation.

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Boeing 737-800
in Scale 1:144

Article number: 500787017
Product: 1:144 Airbus A-321

Size: 30,9 cm
Parts: 145

This medium-range airliner is a development of the A-320 with an increased fuselage length of 7 meters for larger seating capacities. The A320 is the A-320 Family's largest member.

Article number: 500787016
Product: 1/144 Ekranoplan A-90

Size: 40,1 cm
Parts: 38

Decals for 2 Soviet/Russian planes.

The A-90 Orlyonok is a ground effect vehicle designed in the Design Bereau of Rostislav Alexeev, designer of the famous passenger hydrofoil highspeed ships Raketa, Meteor and others. Orlyonok was intended to air drop forces with a range of 1,500 km range and a speed up to 500 km/h. With a speed like an aircraft, the Ekranoplan has ship-like carrying capacity. The front end of the Orlyonok can open sideways and take on board up to 200 fully equipped marines or two armored vehicles (tanks, APC or IFV). A-90 is not affected by sea mines and other obstructions because it flies several meter above water level or other reatively flat surface and can land on a beach. Three such ground effect units were built, the firs of them entered service with the Soviet Naval Aviation in 1977.

Article number: 500787013
Product: 1:144 Ilyushin IL-62 M

Size: 36,9 cm
Parts: 139

The first Soviet intercontinental jet airliner IL-62 entered service in 1967. IL-62 was developed according to the Aeroflot's requirement for an aircraft capable of nonstop flights from Moscow to Khabarovsk - through the whole country - or from Moscow to Havana, the capital of socialist Cuba, the Russian ally of that time. This is the reason why the IL-62M had a maximum range of over 11,000 km. The aircraft broke several world speed and range records, and in 1975 it made a flight from Moscow to Seattle (USA) over the North Pole. IL-62M served as the Soviet Air Force One for several decades and was the lead aircraft of the USSR aircraft industry.

Article number: 500787012
Product: 1:144 Boeing 777-300ER

Size: 51,3 cm
Parts: 147

A long-range wide-body jet-airliner. This is the world's largest twinjet: its wings have a longer span than the distance of the first Wright brothers' flight, and the diameter of its General Electric engine is just 30 cm shorter than the width of the Boeing 737's cabin. Boeing 777 holds the record for the longest distance flown by a commercial aircraft - 21601 km.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model
Boeing 777-300ER
in scale 1:144

Article number: 500787011
Product: 1:144 Ilyushin IL-76 MD Heavy Transporte

Size: 32 cm
Parts: 207

Il-76 - the main military transport aircraft of the USSR and Russia, having made the first flight in 1971, it still has not lost its importance and undergoes constantly a modernizing process. It has obtained more than 20 world records for load capacity and speed. The IL-76 is the standard plane of the Russian Airborne Forces and is capable of dropping the entire range of airborne vehicles and more than 100 paratroopers. EW systems installed on board are hardly inferior to those on modern fighters. Armament consists of two 23-mm guns. The IL-76 is equipped with bombing equipment and, if necessary, can take up to 20 tons of various bombs on board. This transport plane is also used a lot for humanitarian aid worldwide, especially due to its high payload and the ability to operate from unpaved airfields.

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Ilyushin IL-76 MD Heavy Transporte Plane
in Scale 1:144

Article number: 500787010
Product: 1:144 Boeing 747-8 Airliner

Size: 53 cm
Parts: 154

Boeing 747-8 Intercontinental first flew on February 8, 2010. Fuselage length of 747-8 is 76.3 meters, so it can be generally regarded as the longest of the existing commercial airliners. In addition, it is the most quiet and economical of all aircraft family. Up to 467 passengers can board this newest wide-body aircraft.

Article number: 500787009
Product: 1:144 Pass.-Airc. Sukhoi Superjet 100

Size: 20,8 cm
Parts: 47

The Superjet 100 is the first passenger airplane developed and produced by the Sukhoi Civil Aircraft company which is part Sukhoi Holding.lt integrates the most advanced solutions of modern aircraft design and will carry 75-95 passengers over a range of 4500 km. The Superjet 100 is an entirely new airplane developed with the help of up-to-date technical solutions that allow to combine the maximum fuel efficiency with highest cabin comfort and operational flexibility. The first test flight took place in May 2008.

Article number: 500787008
Product: 1:144 Pas.-Flugz.BOEING 787-8 Dreamliner

Size: 38 cm
Parts: 72

The Boeing Company have included the latest state of art developments into the design and building of its new airliner Boeing 787 Dreamliner. Higher fuel efficiency as well as improved inflight comfort have resulted from the use of composite materials in the aircrafts construction. The Boeing 787 Dreamliner consumes 20% fuel less than airplanes of the same class and is able to transport 210 - 250 passengers for distance from 14.200 to 15.200km. The Boeing Company intends to sell 3.500 aircraft of this type during the next 20 years.

Article number: 500787007
Product: 1:144 Tupolev Tu-134B Airliner 1967

Size: 28,5 cm
Parts: 58

In 1970 Tu-134A modification was developed. More perfect D-30 engines of the second series with the reduced fuel consumption and a draught reverse were installed, the brake shield was removed as well. Number of places was increased to 76 at the expense of fuselage lengthening on 2,1 M. In 1980 the issue of Tu-134B modification began. On this modification the navigator RLS (radar-tracking system) "Groza-134" was installed instead of a nasal cabin. It allowed to combine the functions of the navigator and the second pilot and to reduce the crew to 3 people. The quantity of places for passengers was increased to 80 people.

Article number: 500787005
Product: 1:144 Passenger Aircraft BOEING 767-300

Size: 38,1 cm
Parts: 72

The 767-300 commercial airliner first flew on 30 January 1986. It can carry up to 325 passengers - 40 more than the previous 767-200 variant. The fuselage of the 300 series was lengthened by 6,43 m for this purpose. High fuel efficiency and comfort for passengers made this airplane to one of the most popular airliners over the world. Superior flight quality was demonstrated on 23 June 1983 when an Air Canada jet run out of fuel during flight from Ottawa to Edmonton and effected a successful landing after more the 20km of gliding distance. Over 1000 planes of the 767 series have been manufactured.

Boeing 767-300 1:144

Article number: 5007887004
Product: 1:144 Tupolev TU-154M Airliner

Size: 33 cm
Parts: 76

The medium-range airliner Tu-154М designed by Tupolev Design Bureau has been the production standard since 1984. This aircraft is one of the most widely used Russian airliners. The Тu-154М is capable to carry up to 158 passengers at a range of up to 3500 km at the maximum speed of 950 km/h. Тu-154М is one of a few Russian airliners, successfully exported to other countries. Dozens of key Russian and foreign airlines still operate hundreds of Тu-154Мs.

Tupolev Tu-154 1:144

Article number: 500787003
Product: 1:144 Airbus A-320

Size: 25,9 cm
Parts: 140

The A-320 was designed by the European Airbus Industries at the end of the 1980-es and became the first civil aircraft equipped with the digital fly-by-wire flight control systems. Such aircraft are operated not manually but with the side-sticks located on the side console of the pilot. There are no pointer-type indicators on a flight deck: all the information is shown on color displays. A320 is relatively small but provides more space for passengers and carry-on baggage than many similar aircraft. The A-320 family is by far the most successful plane of the European Airbus Industries with over 5.232 units built up to 2012.

"Ultimative Kit" series
Decal for 3 Aeroflot planes

Article number: 500787002
Product: 1:144 TU-160 Rus.Supers.Bomber BlackJack

Size: 37,5 cm
Parts: 153

Strategic bomber Tu-160 can strike any object on Earth with nuclear and conventional weapon. The first flight of Tu-160, an aircraft with complete set of equipment for series bomber, took place October 6, 1984. The variable sweep wing makes Tu-160 capable of flying both at low altitudes in the regime of movement along the landscape and at high altitudes (also with supersonic speed). Special features of aerodynamic layout together with realization of a range of technical solutions significantly decrease the radar distinctness of the bomber. Tu-160 is the largest series combat aircraft in the world. The Russian Air Forces have 14 machines.

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U-160 Rus.Sup.Bomber BlackJack
in scale 1:144

Article number: 500787001
Product: 1/144 Passenger Aircraft ILYUSHIN IL-86

Size: 41,8 cm
Parts: 74

The IL-86 was the first widebody civilian airliner made in Russia. This kit includes decals for Aeroflot Airlines - New tooling!

The Ilyushin Il-86 is the first and most important Russian wide-body passenger aircraft in serial production. The Ilyushin design office started developing the Il-86 in the beginning of the 70s. The first flight of a prototype aircraft took place at the end of 1976. The Il-86 has been in use by the Russian National airline "Aeroflot" since the 80s. In total 103 IL-86 were built, of which most are still in service with various Russian airlines.

IL-86 1:144

Article number: 500786816
Product: 1/72 French Infantry Command Group Napoleonic Wars

Size: 2,4 cm
Parts: 21

The youth of most Napoleon's army officers fell on the French Revolution. Therefore, they saw a campaign in Russia as some kind of crusade. They had to put an end to that proud and haughty influence which Russia has for fifty years exercised in the affairs of Europe' (Napoleon's proclamation June 22, 1812).

Contents: 5 unpainted figures

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model
M-3 Lee
in Scale 1:72

Article number: 500786810
Product: 1:72 French Foot Artillery

Size: 2,4 cm
Parts: 35

Kit includes:
1 gun, 6 soldiers in different poses

No glue required
New tooling

It is said that on the battlefield the Emperor Napoleon was able to manage his own artillery as easily as a hussar controls his handgun. Being himself a former artillery officer, Napoleon fully understood the power of heavy guns. It was he who brought to perfection the use of guns as the main instrument of victory.

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model
French Foot Artillery
in Scale 1:72

Article number: 500786809
Product: 1:72 Russian Foot Artillery

Parts: 28

Kit includes:
1 gun, 6 soldiers in different poses

No glue required
New tooling

In Russia guns were always loved. Russian gunsmiths adopted all the new developments in gunnery as soon as they appeared and brought them to perfection. All the rulers (those who understood the importance of the army for the country) spared no effort and resources to improve the artillery. Therefore, by the Patriotic War of 1812 Russian artillery was not technically inferior even to the French one.

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model
Russian Foot Artillery
in Scale 1:72

Article number: 500786510
Product: 1:350 Santa Maria

Size: 8,4 cm
Parts: 38
No glue required

The three masted ship Santa Maria was the flagship of the Christopher Columbus's expedition to America in 1492. The Santa Maria, originally named La Gallega ("The Gallician"), was built in Galicia in 1460. The ship was not fast, but reliable and capable of enduring heavy storms.

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model
Santa Maria
in Scale 1:350

Article number: 500786509
Product: 1/350 Golden Hind

Length of the model: 104 mm
Parts: 65

No glue required.

New tooling

The "Golden Hind" was Sir Francis Drakes flagship at his circumnavigation of the globe in 1577-1580.

Box contains 4 sprues
Model length: 10,4cm
Can be assembled without glue
2 versions: waterline or full hull
Decals included
Parts are molded in different plastic colors

The small galleon had been built at a shipyard at Aldeburgh, then rigged and gunned up at the Plymouth harbor. She was originally known as Pelican. The glorious history of the ship began on 13 December 1577, when under the command of Sir Francis Drake she set sail from Plymouth, leading the expedition of five ships in pursuit of adventures.

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model
Englishe Galeone "Golden Hind"
in scale 1:350

Features:
The "Golden Hind" was Sir Francis Drakes flagship at his
circumnavigation of the globe in 1577-1580.
Box contains 5 sprues
Model length: 10,4cm
Can be assembled without glue
2 versions: waterline or full hull
Decals included
Parts are molded in different plastic colors
New tooling

Article number: 500786263
Product: 1/100 US-Medium Tank M-4A2 Sherman

Size: 12 cm
Parts: 26
No glue required

Nicknamed for the unstoppable Union general from the American Civil War, the M4 Sherman was the most common tank fielded by the United States during World War II, and many of them were sent to aid Great Britain and the Soviet Union through the Lend-Lease program. Built to be reliable and maneuverable, the Sherman tank was easy and cheap to mass produce, allowing the Americans to outnumber their enemies. This advantage would more than make up for the fact that late German tanks could easily outclass the smaller M4. Ironically, when the M4 first entered service at El Alamein in North Africa, it's 75mm gun and 93mm of armor was superior to the light and medium German tanks used in that battle. This led American planners to conclude that the Sherman would be good enough to win the war, and there was very little tank development after that time. As heavier (and stronger) German tanks entered the battlefield, the M4 lost its advantage, and became dependent on numbers, artillery support, and air superiority to defeat the superior German designs.

Contents: 1 unpainted tank 1 unit flag Card for wargame can be downloaded from website: www.art-of-tactic.com

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US-Medium Tank M-4A2 Sherman
in Scale 1:100

Article number: 500786260
Product: ZVEZDA Wargame Battle of Stalingrad

Players: 2
Time: 45 - 90 min

The Battle of Stalingrad (23 August 1942 - 2 February 1943) was a major battle of World War II in which Nazi Germany and its allies fought the Soviet Union for control of the city of Stalingrad in the southwestern Soviet Union.

Marked by constant close quarters combat and direct assaults on civilians by air raids, it is often regarded as the single largest and bloodiest battle in the history of warfare.

World War II: Stalingrad 1942-1943, part of the "Art of Tactic" line of games, allows players to recreate this battle. As with other games in this series, it can be played on its own or combined with any of the other titles. The game includes all of the models needed to play the scenarios in the box, but additional World War II mini kits in Zvezda's product line are fully compatible and can be used to expand the game with additional units.

Contents:
30 Infantry miniatures
2 Tank model
2 Anti-tank gun models
6 Smoke markers
2 Fire markers
3 Gameboards
Set of Fortifications
10 d6 dice
Rulebook
2 Reference sheets
Campaign book

Art.Nr.: 500786257
Art.bezeichnung: 1:72 Pak - 40

Size: 8,9 cm
Parts: 44
No glue required

Development of Pak 40 gun started in 1938, however, since the gun didn't fit the "blitzkrieg" concept, it went on rather slowly. The gun was finally adopted for army service in the end of 1941, when both failure of "blitzkrieg" and incapability of smaller German guns to damage soviet tanks T-34 and KV became evident. Pak 40 gun had a greater firepower than its Soviet counterpart, the ZiS-3 gun, but it was far less mobile and more expensive to produce.

Contents: 3 unpainted figures 1 anty-tank gun - 1 unit base with flag Card for wargame can be downloaded from website: www.art-of-tactic.com

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Pak - 40
in Scale 1:72

Article number: 500786256
Product: 1:100 Tiger I - German Heavy Tank

Size: 8,2 cm
Parts: 13

In 1941, after initial fights against Soviet tanks, German command came to conclusion that existing tanks employed by Wehrmacht did not suffice and they needed a tank both better armed and armored. Next year, two prototype heavy tanks were ready. The tank created by Henshel company won and its mass production was immediately launched. The tank was named Tiger. Tigers were first used in combat in the end of 1942, but only in limited quantities. The full-scale use of the tank started the next year. Having a thick armor plating and impressive armament, Tiger became the best-known German tank of World War II era. Contents: 1 unpainted tank 1 unit flag Card for wargame can be downloaded from website: www.art-of-tactic.com

No glue required

Detailed Plastic Kit of model
Tiger I - German Heavy Tank
in scale 1:100

Article number: 500786253
Product: 1/72 Zis - 3 Soviet Gun

Size: 8,6 cm
Parts: 32
No glue required

Soviet 76-mm anti-tank gun ZiS-3 was developed during 1941. In February of 1942 it was officially adopted for Red army service. Mass production of this gun began in the same year. ZiS-3 was capable of piercing armor of a majority of German light and medium tanks. The gun was also noted for its reliability and durability. ZiS-3 guns were also easy in manufacturing, and vast numbers of these guns could be produced in short amount of time. In fact, the total amount of ZiS-3 guns produced during World War II is slightly less than 50000.

Contents: 3 unpainted soldiers 1 anti-tank gun - 1 unit base with flag Card for wargame can be downloaded from website: www.art-of-tactic.com

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Zis - 3 Soviet Gun
in Scale 1:72

Article number: 500786251
Product: 1:100 Panzer IV Ausf. H Add-On

Size: 7 cm
Parts: 9
No glue required

By the 1941 it became clear that Pz.Kpfw. IV's gun was inefficient against well-armored tanks. A modification of the tank with more powerful gun was being developed since the beginning of 1941. The requirements for the tank's gun were changed several times. The final version was a 75-mm gun based on the Pak 40 anti-tank gun. The new modification of the tank was named Pz.Kpfw. IV Ausf.F2. Its mass production began in March of 1942.

Contents: 1 unpainted tank 1 unit flag Card for wargame can be downloaded from website: www.art-of-tactic.com

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model
Panzer IV long gun
in Scale 1:100