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Article number: 530007267
Product: 1:72 Sukhoi SU-24M "Fencer-D"

Kit consists of 342 parts Tracks in segments
Decals for 2 Soviet units
Partially new tooling

The SU-122 was a combination of the 122mm M-30S gun with the successful T-34 chassis. Between early 1943 and mid 1944, 1.150 vehicles were manufactured, which saw combat on the Eastern Front.

The Suchoi Su-24M belongs to the 3rd generation of front-line jet bombers and is designed to launch missile and bomb strikes in all meteorological conditions, day and night, including low altitudes strikes to destroy ground targets. The selection of guided missile weapons has been expanded significantly, the aiming navigation system has been modernized, the combat range of the aircraft has been increased due to the installation of a in air refueling system. The Su-24M bomber was adopted by the Soviet Air Force in 1983 and established itself well during the military operations in Afghanistan. The bomber variant, designated Su-24MK, was exported to Iraq, Libya and Syria.

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Article number: 530004823
Product: 1:48 MIL Mi-24V/VP(HIND)Combat Helicopt.

The Mi-24 – NATO code HIND – was developed in the late 1960´s. The "V" version is with over 1.500 helicopters the most widely produced. The first combat test for the "Hind" was the Afghanistan conflict.
This helicopter has served in most conflicts worldwide, from 1979 until present time. Our kit allows the building of 2 versions:
Mi-24V with single 12,7mm 4-barrel YAK-B machine gun
Mi-24VP with 23mm twin autocannon turret

Kit consists of 318 parts
Decals: for 1 Soviet, 2 Russian, 1 Czech Air Force helicopter
2 pilot figures included
Model length: 44,7 cm

New tooling

Detailed plastic model kit

Article number: 500783545
Product: 1:35 WWII Soviet Light Tank BT-7

Model length: 16,2 cm
Parts: 181
Decals for 3 Soviet units

The BT-7 was a light Soviet tank, produced from 1935-40 in large numbers.

In early stages of WWII it was the main tank of the Soviet Army.

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Article number: 530043003
Product: 1:43 UAZ Gas Service Car

Plastic kit consisting of 66 parts, with pre-colored car body.
Version of existing kit with new decals.

Size of the model 10,8 cm

The UAZ-3909 is the main type of vehicle used by response teams of the Russian emergency gas service. The emergency gas service is an organization in charge of distress and remedial actions as well as other technical work related to natural gas distribution system, transporting special equipment for the emergency teams to the work area, identifying the accident causes, carrying out emergency response actions, repairs and other technical work aiming to restore normal situation, as well as carrying out preventive maintenance. This vehicle is equipped with a Specter-M emergency vehicle lighting system.

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Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 530009062
Product: 1:350 "Delfin"Atom U-Boot Delta IV class

Parts: 130
Size: 48,6 cm

The Russian K-114 "Tula" is a Project 667BDRM Delfin-class (NATO code Delta IV) nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines with a length of 167m. It was the 4th submarine if its class built 1987 at the Severodvinsk SevMash (Northern Machine-building Enterprise). In total, 7 submarines had been built under Project 667BDRM before 1992. They are the main components of the Russian strategic nuclear triad. Theses submarines quite regularly carry out long distance voyages and participate in firing trainings. Each submarine is equipped with 16 Sineva R-29RMU2 ballistic missiles. As of 2018, the "Tula" nuclear submarine is part of the Red Banner Northern Fleet of the Russian Navy.

Article number: 530008083
Product: 1:72 WW I Figure-Set Ger. Infantry

Content:
41 figures in 10 different poses

Before World War I a sentence was widely used that if somewhere two Germans will meet then they would speak about the famous three " K": Kaiser, Krieg, Kanonen (Emperor, War, Cannons). And it was Germany with its assiduous and disciplined army, with its knowledge of military tactics, which sent to the battlefields of World War I the most disciplined and reliable infantry.

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 530008079
Product: 1:72 Figure-Set Blk.Hussars

The Prussian armi of Frederick II was supposed to be the best in Europe. The Prussian cavalry was the elite of the Prussian army, and "Black Husars" were the elite of Prussian cavalry. Hussar regiments were created by Frederick II following pattern of the Austrian light cavalry. The 5th hussar regiment received the nickname "Black Hussars". They were notable for particular bravery and cruelty in battle.

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 500788075
Product: 1:72 Lifeguard Polish Uhlans

This kit includes:
- 18 figures on horses in 9 different poses
- 1 commander
- 1 officer
- 1 trumpeter
- 15 uhlans with sabres, lances and pistols

When Napoleon I had been entered into Warsaw he had escort of group of the Polish nobleman. The emperor was impressed deeply with their excellent military bearing and craftsmanship. In 1807 he ordered to form regiment of the Polish light cavalry which warriors, besides common weapon of cavalryman (sabre, pistols, carabine) were armed with long spears also. Uhlans had been participated in campaign against Spain and Russia. When Napoleon I was thrown down and sent to Elba Island he also had been escorted by 120 Polish uhlans accompanied him into his exile at Elba Island.

Article number: 530008068
Product: 1:72 Hist.-Figure-Set Spartiates

Parts: 41
Size: 2,4 cm

The Spartiates fought on foot, taking the role of heavy infantry - the hoplites. As far as arms and tactics were concerned they didn't differ much from their neighbors. The difference was in the selection of the warriors. The creation of a Spartan hoplite began at selection at birth. The infants, who had defects in their physical development, were thrown off a cliff. A Spartiate had to be physically perfect. From the age of seven the hoplites to be were raised away from their families in squads where stamina, cunningness, cruelty and the ability to endure pain were considered the main virtues of a boy. The result of such a life and education was the famous Spartan Phalanx, unwavering in the face of any enemy, wall like in its unity and fearsome in attack. The Spartan Hoplites were the object of envy and awe for the enemies and neighbors. Their way of life was considered a model to follow.

Article number: 530008046
Product: 1:72 Vikings

Parts: 41
Size: 2,4 cm

Vikings denote ship-born warriors who originated in Scandinavia and from the late 8th century raided the coastal lands of Europe and founded there their settlements. Owing to the Norsemen expansion the period from the 8th to 11th centuries is referred to by historians as the Viking Age. The Vikings formed troops and made long sea voyages. Victims of their raids were England and Ireland, France and North Germany, The Iberian Peninsula and South Italy. They even penetrated into Byzantium and Eastern Europe. Even amid the native fiords of Scandinavia Vikings' violence led to continual internecine clashes between troops of different jarls.

Article number: 530008037
Product: 1:72 Hist.Fig.-Set Franz. Kürassier 1812

Parts: 19
Size: 2,4 cm

The cuirassiers were always the elite force of Napoleon's army. Their crushing close-formation attacks were deservedly hailed as the decisive factor in Napoleon's success. The Napoleonic Wars represented the heyday of the cuirassier, and they would continue to be fielded until the opening battles of World War I. These cavalry soldiers took their name from the heavy metal breastplate (cuirass) that they wore. While the armor was not enough to protect against the flintlock muskets of the era, they were able to deflect shots from long range and they were very effective in close quarter melee fighting. As close fighting became the primary purpose of the cuirassier, they fought primarily with swords. Many did carry a pistol as a secondary weapon.

Article number: 500788026
Product: 1:72 Russ.Cuirassiers 1812-1814

Size: 3,5 cm
Parts: 16

Russian heavy cavalry, wearing helmets and cuirasses, fought in close formation against Napoleon’s Grand Armee from the French invasion of Russia to the final capture of Paris.

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 530008005
Product: 1:72 Fig.-Set Griech.Infanterie V-IV B.C

This set includes heavily armed Hoplites and dart and stone throwers of the Greek-Persian Wars.

Article number: 530007255
Product: 1:72 MIL MI-28ME"HAVOC"Russ. attack heli

Kit consists of 80 parts
Decals for one Russian unit
Model length: 24,0 cm

The Mi-28N is designed to conduct tactical combat missions both day and night under any weather conditions. The helicopter's first flight occurred in November of 1986. The Mi-28N employs composite rotor blades capable of withstanding the impact of 30mm anti-aircraft rounds and is equipped with night vision and enhanced weapons control systems.

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Article number: 530007033
Product: 1:144 Irkut MS-21-300 Airliner

Size: 29,4 cm
Parts: 104

The MC-21-300 (21st Century Short-Medium Haul Aircraft) is a modern Russian passenger aircraft, developed and manufactured by Irkut Corporation. Based on the latest technologies, it is intended to compete in the largest segment of the airliner market. The aircraft took its first flight on May 28, 2017. MC-21-300 can carry from 163 through 211 passengers over a distance up to 6,000 kilometers. This aircraft has the widest fuselage in the medium-range aircraft class (4.06 m), providing the crew and the passengers with the maximum comfort conditions. It was first shown to the public at the MAKS 2019 Airshow in September 2019.

Article number: 530007020
Product: 1:144 Airbus A350-1000

Kit consists of 132 parts
Decals for Airbus prototype (as picture)
Stand included
Model length: 51,3 cm

100% new tooling

The A350-1000 is the largest version of the A350 aircraft family developed by Airbus. The maiden flight of Airbus A350-1000 was made in November 2016. The plane features a longer fuselage than the -900 model, wider wings, increased capacity and more powerful engines. The A350-1000 can carry up to 369 passengers, 40 more than the -900 model. This aircraft meets all the modern requirements for cabin comfort, safety and flight performance and fuel economy. Qatar Airways was the launch customer of the A-350-1000 introducing it in its fleet early 2018.

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Article number: 530006246
Product: 1:100 T-26 mod.1933 Sov. light tank WWII

No glue required
Number of parts: 7
Model size: 4,5 cm

New tooling

The Т-26 (1933) was а development of the 1931 version with 2 turrets. The larger of the turrets carries a 45mm gun and the smaller a coaxial machine gun. The radio antennas were installed in the turret handrails.

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Article number: 530006245
Product: 1:100 M-3 Scout Car

New tooling

No glue required
Number of parts: 17
Model size: 5,7 cm

Light armored intelligence car M-3 Scout became one of the mass machines of this class. Altogether there were built 21000 such cars. Serial production of the modification M3A1 began in 1941 at the Ford Company. M-3 vehicles were used in armies of all anti-Hitler allies. The Red Army also had a lot of them. The vehicle could carry eight people, it had an armour protection from bullets and splinters. The body could contain a large-caliber machine gun.

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Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 530005062
Product: 1:72 SU-85 Sowjet. Self Propelled Gun

Parts: 81
Size: 11,5 cm

The Su-85 is a WWII medium-weight self-propelled artillery system and tank-destroyer.
The Su-85 AFVs were successfully used in large numbers from September 1943 and until the end of World War II. These types of AFVs were manufactured at the Ural heavy machine production facility (Uralmash) between August 1943 and July 1944, with a total output of 2,337 SP vehicles. The 85 mm D-5S cannon allowed the SU-85 to effectively destroy medium tanks at distances of over one kilometer, while at closer ranges it was able to penetrate the armor plates of heavy tanks.

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Article number: 530004070
Product: ZVEZDA catalogue static models 2020 EN

- language: English

This 66-page high-quality ZVEZDA Catalogue 2019 has great photos of the current product range of this Russian manufacturer, including all new releases from this year. It includes everything, from the modern jet to the latest tanks, conventional ships to high-quality figures and wargames.

Article number: 530003698
Product: 1:35 Pantsir S1 Anti Aircraft System

Size: 35,5 cm
Parts: 677

The Panzir-S1 is a close range cannon and missile air defense system used by the Russian Army. Design started in 1994 and it was adopted by the military in 2010. The Panzir-S1 air defense system is designed to provide air defense for civilian and military facilities, including long-range air defense systems, protecting them against all types of existing and future airborne weapon systems. The unit is equipped with a two-range 3D radar system with a phased array antenna, auto-cannon with rapid-firing guns and radio controlled missiles.

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Article number: 530003696
Product: 1:35 "Bumerang-BM"Russ.InfantryFight.Veh

Kit consists of 276 parts.
Tires made of flexible plastic
Decals for 2 Russian Army vehicles
Model length: 21,8 cm

100% new tooling

The newest 8-wheeled Russian IFV was first demonstrated at the 2015 Moscow Victory Parade.
It will replace the existing BTR 80/82 in the Russian Army. Equipped with 2 waterjets, it has amphibious capacity.
With a crew of 3 it can carry 7-8 fully armed soldiers.
Armament: 30mm automatic cannon, Kornet anti tank missiles and
7,62mm MG.

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Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 530003691
Product: 1:35 SU-122 Sowjet. Self Propelled Gun

Size: 23,3 cm
Parts: 259

The SU-122 was a combination of the 122mm M-30S gun with the successful T-34 chassis. Between early 1943 and mid 1944, 1.150 vehicles were manufactured, which saw combat on the Eastern Front.

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Article number: 530003608
Product: 1/35 WWII Rus. Tank KV-2 Gigant

76-mm tank gun L-11, mounted on KV, didn’t prove to be suffi ciently powerful to fi ght Pillboxes and other fortifi cations. A new KV-2 tank, fi tted with the M-10 152-mm howitzer in the turret, was designed for the destruction of defensive military fortifi cations. The production of the KV-2s started in 1940 and soon after the start of WWII in Russia the production of the vehicles was phased out as this single-purpose tank was an exorbitant luxury in the severe conditions of the initial period of the war.


The KV-2 with it´s 152mm gun was one of the most powerful Soviet tanks during early stages of WWII.

Included:
7 Sprues
2 types of tracks (polystyrene and flexible)
Decals for one Soviet unit

Partially new tooling!

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model
WWII Rus. Panzer KV-2 Gigant
in Scale 1:35

Article number: 500789059
Product: 1/700 RMS Titanic

Kit consists of 6 sprues - 150 parts.
Decals included.
Full hull version with stand.

Size: 38,4 cm

New tooling

On 10 April 1912 "Titanic" left Southampton for the trip that appeared to be her last. There were 2224 people on board, and 1 316 of them were passengers. The owner of the ship advertised "Titanic" as unsinkable ship, and this statement could not be called absolutely baseless. "Titanic" had been designed to stay afloat with two of her sixteen watertight compartments flooded. It was really hard to imagine the damage that could make the ship sink. Despite this, on 15 April 1912 "Titanic" hit an iceberg which punched a lot of smaller holes in the hull, and the ship sank just in 2 hours and 40 minutes after the collision. Only 711 of 2224 people on board survived.

Kit consists of 6 sprues - 150 parts.
Decals included.
Full hull version with stand.

New tooling

Article number: 500789058
Product: 1:350 Borey-Class Russian Nuclear Submarine

Size: 48,6 cm
Parts: 100

The nuclear submarine "Vladimir Monomakh" - a ballistic missile submarine of the 4th generation. It is the third ship built under the project 955 "Borey". Today it is one of the most sophisticated missile submarines in the world. In addition to torpedoes, to the "Vladimir Monomakh" is equipped with 16 strategic long-range missiles "Bulava" with multiple guided warheads, capable of overcoming any existing missile defense systems. By 2020 it is planned to complete a series of 8 ships of the "Borey - class, these boats will be the base of the marine part of the nuclear triad of the Russian Federation Armed Forces.

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model
Borey-Class Russian Nuclear Submarine
"Vladimir Monomakh"
in Scale 1:350

Article number: 500789054
Product: 1:700 Russian Destroyer "Sovremenny"

Size: 23 cm
Parts: 144

The lead ship of the Project 956 destroyer Sovremenny was launched on November 18, 1978. Two steam turbine engines GTZA-674 producing 100,000 hp in total allow the 156- meters destroyer with full-load displacement of 7904 tons to have speed up to 33 knots. Sovremenny is armed with Moskit anti-ship missiles and Uragan surface-to-air missile systems. The destroyer has two double 533 mm torpedo tubes with four SET-65 torpedoes two AK-130/54 twin 130 mm mounts, four six-barrel 30 mm AK-630 artillery systems. The ship accommodates one Ka-27 anti-submarine helicopter. Sovremenny was in service from 1985 in the Mediterranean, later in Severomorsk, but was decommissioned in 1998 due to the collapse of the Soviet Union and insufficient funds.

Article number: 500789045
Product: 1/200 "Krusenstern" Sailing Ship

Size: 57,5 cm
Parts: 474

Stand included
Full hull
Decals and thread for rigging included
Sails made of plastic

New tooling

The 4 masted barque was built in 1926 in Germany and surrendered 1946 to the Soviet Union. Since then she is used as sail training ship for the Russian Fleet. The "Krusenstern" is the second largest sailing vessel still in operation.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model
"Krusenstern" Sailing Ship
in scale 1:200

Article number: 500789043
Product: 1:350 Ger.Destroy.Z-17 Diether v.Roeder

Size: 22 cm
Parts: 55

Z 17 Diether von Roeder is the lead ship of German Type 1936 class destroyers. With 3,415 tons at full load displacement, such destroyer could have a speed up to 38 knots and carried a powerful armament: five 127 mm guns, two twin 37 mm anti-aircraft guns and four 20 mm guns. The ship also had two 533 mm torpedo tubes, depth bombs and mines. Diether von Roeder as the other ships of the class was named after the German naval hero of the World War I. Captain-lieutenant Diether von Roeder was a commander of the 13th Torpedo Boat Flotilla and died in July, 1918, trying to rescue a crew of the sinking Torpedo Boat. Destroyer Z 17 Diether von Roeder was sunk during the battle with British destroyers and battleship Warspite (second battle of Narvik) on April 13, 1940.

Article number: 500789039
Product: 1:350 WWII Brit. Battleship Dreadnought

Size: 31,5 cm
Parts: 46

HMS Dreadnought was a British battleship with a new , revolutionary design, entering service in 1906. It was the origin of a new class of battleships "The Dreadnoughts, named in his honor. It was the sixth ship in the Royal Navy, which bore that name. HMS Dreadnought became the world's first ship, in whose construction the so-called principle of "all-big-gun" was implemented. As a part of its armament, it had ten 305 mm guns and there were no medium-caliber guns. HMS Dreadnought also became the first battleship in the world with a steam turbine, allowing a very high speed for those days ' 21 knots. Due to that speed advantage, the new battleship could choose the best distance for battle, and due to the greater number of 305 mm guns, it had an undefeatable tactical advantage over other battleships of the time. Ironically it was never involved in important battles of WWI.

Article number: 500789034
Product: 1/200 French Frigate "Acheron"

Size: 44 cm
Parts: 222

Model of legendary French "Acheron" frigate of the Napoleonic era, which became famous for its active operations against English whaling ships and coastal vessels at the South American shores. It was a nightmare for the British sailors and admirality. the powerful rig made the ship practically imperceptible for enemy ships´ and the frigate guns broadside liter ally swept everything away from the enemy ships´ board.

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model
French Frigate "Acheron"
in Scale 1:200

Art.Nr.: 500789033
Art.bezeichnung: 1:72 Medieval Life Boat

Size: 9 cm
Parts: 23

Such life-boats were placed on crusaders' ships, cogs and other medieval ships. They were used mainly for men and goods' delivery from board a ship and vice versa. In case of shipwreck the crew left the vessel in these boats and tried to sail to the nearest shore.

Article number: 500789030
Product: 1:72 Carthaginian Warship III - I B.C.

The Carthaginians ruled the Mediterranean Sea during the Punic
Wars (III-II B.C.) with such ships.

- Kit consists of 285 parts
- Decal and thread included
- Model length: 49 cm

Re-release

Detailed model kit

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 500789029
Product: Russian Battleship Oriol

Size: 34,5 cm
Parts: 356 parts

The "Oriol" was one of the most powerful and perfect ships at the start of the 20th century. The ship's armament consisted of four 305-mmguns, twelve 152-mm gun sand more than forty 47-75-mm guns. In the course of preparation for the Far East campaign, the "Oriol" was equipped with optic sights for75-305mm guns, range-finder sand "wireless telegraphy" stations. On 14th of May 1905 the battleship took part in the Tsushima naval battle against the Japanese fleet as a part of the Russian 2nd Pacific squadron.

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Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 500789014
Product: 1:350 Russ. Cruiser Varyag

Size: 37 cm
Parts: 306

The "Varyag" was built by an American shipyard 1899 for the Russian Empire. It had a displacement of 6500 tons with a speed of 23 knots. The main armament consisted of 12 x 52 mm guns without shields. It was put into service of the Russian fleet in 1901. During the battle of Chemulpo against the Japanese fleet it fought heroically and was flooded by the crew on February 9th, 1904 without being surrendered.

Russ.Cruiser Varyag

Article number: 500789011
Product: 1/100 English Brigantine

Size: 45 cm
Parts: 305

Sails: vacuformed plastic, thread and stand included

The word Brigantine comes form brigand which means a pirate or a robber, and in the XVI century it was the name for light pirate ships. Later when piracy spread to the Atlantic Ocean the type of the vessel changed but the name was kept. In the XVII – XVIII centuries the brigantine carried square sails on the both masts. In the XVIII century the brigantine was introduced to the military fleet as a messenger and reconnaissance ship. By the middle of the XIX century the brigantine finally became a type of the sailing vessel: it is a small two-mast ship with a square sail on the foremost and a fore-and-aft sail on the mainmast, with appx. 350 tons of displacement.

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Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 500789007
Product: 1:350 Kursk Nuclear Submarine

Size: 44,5 cm
Parts: 44

The Kursk was built under the "949A" project and was intended to fight aircraft carier groups. It was put into operation as part of the northern fleet early 1995. The Kursk was tragically lost on August 12th. 2000

APLKursk Nuclear Submarin.

Article number: 500788516
Product: 1:72 Medieval Trebuchet

Size: 12,5 cm
Parts: 45
Thread included

The Trebuchet is the most powerful long-range throwing machine in the history of mankind. The name of the siege machine comes from a French word . These catapults were brought to medieval Europe by the Arabs, who called them "Manjanik". In Russia, such a machine was called a "Vice". Trebuchet shoots on a hinged trajectory and is perfect for shelling fortresses. This huge machine is capable of throwing a 20 kilo stone at a distance of 400 meters. The total weight of the ready-to-fire trebuchet is approximately 20 tons. The rate of fire of this powerful siege weapon with a team of 12-15 people was two shots per hour only.

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Article number: 500788514
Product: 1:72 Greek Triera

Triera is the main type of a battle ship of the Mediterranean period of the Greek-Persian wars (V-IV centuries BC). The main weapon of the triera was a copper bind ram, the extension of the keel beam. The speed of the ship on oars was up to 18 km/h. The triera had a big square sail and a small sail on the inclined mast in the bow part. The masts were removable. In the course of a battle the triera accelerated and thus could break oars of an enemy ship stopping it. Than it used its ram. The crew of the ship had more than 200 men including oarsmen, sailors and heavily armored hoplites.

Article number: 500788083
Product: 1/72 WWI Figure-Set German Infantry

Size: 2,4 cm
Parts: 41

Germany entered World War I on August 1, 1914, declaring war on Russia, on August 3 and 4 war was declared on France and the British Empire. The Germans fought in the Western, Eastern, Italian, and Balkan Fronts. The German infantry was armed with Mauser 98 standard magazine rifles, along with Mauser, Luger, and Dreyse pistols. Beginning in 1916, the Germans used Stielhandgranate antipersonnel grenades. The MG 08 heavy machine gun, which was a German version of the Maxim gun, was used to support infantrymen. It was especially effective during the so-called Trench Warfare, frightening the Entente infantry attacks. The MP18, Germany's first submachine gun was designed and adopted into service by the end of WWI.

Article number: 500788080
Product: 1:72 Hist. French Napoleonic Gener.Staff

Kit contains:
- 8 figures on horses
- 10 foot soldiers
- 1 table with chai

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model
Black Hussars (re-release)
in Scale 1:72

Article number: 500788076
Product: 1/72 Hist.-Fig.-Set Mongols Golden Horde

Box contains 17 figures on horses.
Total 9 different poses.

New tooling!

In the beginning of the 13th century Temujin united nomadic populations North of China and established the Mongol Empire. For subordinate nomads he imlemented strict organization and one law "Yassa" which consequently turned them into one people - the Mongols. Under the name Gengis Khan he attacked neighbour natins and he created a huge empire in a short perid, which increased event after his death and became the largest nations in the world of these times.

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Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 500788075
Product: 1:72 Lifeguard Polish Uhlans

This kit includes:
- 18 figures on horses in 9 different poses
- 1 commander
- 1 officer
- 1 trumpeter
- 15 uhlans with sabres, lances and pistols

When Napoleon I had been entered into Warsaw he had escort of group of the Polish nobleman. The emperor was impressed deeply with their excellent military bearing and craftsmanship. In 1807 he ordered to form regiment of the Polish light cavalry which warriors, besides common weapon of cavalryman (sabre, pistols, carabine) were armed with long spears also. Uhlans had been participated in campaign against Spain and Russia. When Napoleon I was thrown down and sent to Elba Island he also had been escorted by 120 Polish uhlans accompanied him into his exile at Elba Island.

Article number: 500788072
Product: 1/72 Hist.-Fig.-Set Dragoner Peter l.

This kit features:
- 16 figures on horses: commander, drummer, NCO, sergeant and 4 different dragoons
- 6 unmounted dragoons

These dragoons successfully fought both in mounted and foot order. The number of Dragoon regiments reached 33. Their most famous action happened in the battle of Lesnaya village when the first corps of Russias armed forces named Corps Volant conducted a rapid action over a long distance and intercepted the Swedish corps under the command of Loewenhaupt which was defeated despite Swedish numerical superiority. In the battle of Poltava Dragoons withstood successfully the Swedish cavalry attack at the beginning of the battle. During the decisive stage of the battle Dragoon regiments overthrew the Swedish cavalry on the flanks.

Article number: 500788068
Product: 1:72 Hist.-Figure-Set Spartiates

Size: 2,4 cm
Parts: 41

The Spartiates fought on foot, taking the role of heavy infantry - the hoplites. As far as arms and tactics were concerned they didn't differ much from their neighbors. The difference was in the selection of the warriors. The creation of a Spartan hoplite began at selection at birth. The infants, who had defects in their physical development, were thrown off a cliff. A Spartiate had to be physically perfect. From the age of seven the hoplites to be were raised away from their families in squads where stamina, cunningness, cruelty and the ability to endure pain were considered the main virtues of a boy. The result of such a life and education was the famous Spartan Phalanx, unwavering in the face of any enemy, wall like in its unity and fearsome in attack. The Spartan Hoplites were the object of envy and awe for the enemies and neighbors. Their way of life was considered a model to follow.

Article number: 500788066
Product: 1:72 Schwed. Artillerie m.Fig. Cha.XII

Parts: 40
Size: 2,4 cm

Kit consists of 5 guns, 1 ammunition wagon, 6 horses and 37 soldiers in 12 different poses

The Swedish field artillery was created during the Thirty Years' War (1618-1648) by the great military reformer king Gustav II Adolf. Following the Dutch pattern he established the unification of all artillery cannon calibers. The king also created regimental artillery which operates in battle formations with infantry. These Reforms had excellent results. Starting from the battle of Breitenfeld (1631) the Swedish field artillery became the decisive factor for many of Gustav II Adolf victories. The Swedish cannons were manufactured with remarkable quality, especially the iron ones. Christopher Polhem, a Swedish scientist and industrialist, created perfect sights and instruments for vertical aiming

Detailed Plastic Kit of model
Swedish Artillery of Charles XII (17th-18th century)
in scale 1:72

Article number: 500788061
Product: 1:72 Austrian Musket.+Pikemen 17th cty

Parts: 48
Size: 2,5 cm

Kit consists of 45 figures in 12 different poses.

Since the middle of the XV century the Austrian family of Habsburgs had been chosen invariably for the throne of the Holy Roman Empire. In connection with the Turkish invasion of the Central Europe importance of the House greatly increased. Since the XVI till XVIII century in opinion of contemporaries they were like a shield protected the Western Europe from incursion of Moslems. In the first half of the XVII century the Austrian infantry had been organized in accordance with directions given by Morris von Nassau, who was founder of the Netherlands army which was the most progressive during that time. Infantry battalion had been included 550 persons. 250 pike- men were in the center of formation, 240 musketry were in positions at flanks and 60 were in the line of skirmishers. Skirmishers were to fire during countermarch, and that required a highest skill and coherence of actions of soldiery, but at the same time it was a way to keep the strength of continuous fire. In case of threat from cavalry musketry were to shelter behind ranks of pikemen without breaking of formation. On a battlefield battalions had been arranged in three echelons similar to battle formation of the Roman legions. Such arrangement had been given no obstructions during maneuvering of separate detachments and had been allowed to give a support to each other in necessity.

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Austrian Musketeers and Pikemen, 17th century
in scale 1:72

Article number: 500788059
Product: 1/72 Medieval Peasant Army

Kit consists of 42 figures with 11 different poses.

In the Middle Ages, mass discontent of the peasants unfurled into a fullscale armed revolt, which started as the Russian Peasant War and later engulfed almost all of Europe. During stages of the war, the peasant army had up to 100,000 soldiers.

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Medieval Peasant Army
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Article number: 500788057
Product: 1:72 Swedish Dragoons 17-18th cty

Parts: 18
Size: 2,4 cm

Kit consists of 18 cavalrymen with horses in 8 different poses.

The Swedish army was the first to start forming an active cavalry from members of the lower classes, which ensured great discipline based on ultimate subordination to the commanders.

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Swedish Dragoons 17-18th cty
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Article number: 500788053
Product: 1:72 French Infantry 100 Years War

Kit consist of 43 figures in 12 different poses.
Height of figures: 24 mm

In the French army, the infantry served an auxiliary function – its main role consisted of providing support for the vast knight cavalry. The majority of the infantry consisted of mercenaries, with Genoese crossbowmen playing a main role. The set consists of 43 infantry

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French Infantry 100 Years War
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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
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Vikings 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
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Article number: 500788037
Product: 1/72 FRENCH CUIRASSIERS, 1807-1815

Size: 2,4 cm
Parts: 19

The cuirassiers were always the elite force of Napoleon's army. Their crushing close-formation attacks were deservedly hailed as the decisive factor in Napoleon's success. The Napoleonic Wars represented the heyday of the cuirassier, and they would continue to be fielded until the opening battles of World War I. These cavalry soldiers took their name from the heavy metal breastplate (cuirass) that they wore. While the armor was not enough to protect against the flintlock muskets of the era, they were able to deflect shots from long range and they were very effective in close quarter melee fighting. As close fighting became the primary purpose of the cuirassier, they fought primarily with swords. Many did carry a pistol as a secondary weapon.

French Cuirassiers 1812

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
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Article number: 500788035
Product: 1/72 Saxon Cuirassiers 1810-1814

Parts: 16
Size: 2,4 cm

Cuirassiers were elite cavalry intended for the breakthrough of the enemy formations. In the Battle of Borodino "the Great Army" of Napoleon consisted of the Saxon cuirassiers regiments: the Gardes du Corps and the Zastrow Cuirassiers. On the day of the Battle these regiments took part in the attack at the village of Semenovskaya where they breakthrough three squares of Russian infantry. In the Battle of Leipzig in 1813 the Saxon cuirassiers became famous for their brave attacks on the enemy.

Saxon Cuirassiers 1810-1814

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: 500788027
Product: 1/72 Medieval Field Artillery

Kit includes 10 figures, 2 horses and 3 cannons with accessories.

This set consists of the artillery weapon used during the period of the Hundred Year´s War in the Fifteenth century. The guns were used on the battlefield as well as during sieges and in the defense of towns.

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Medieval Field Powder Artillery
in Scale 1:72

Russ.Cuirassiers 1812-1814

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

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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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 (WA)

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
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Article number: 500787422
Product: 1/100 US Sel Propelled Gun M-109

Size: 9,1 cm
Parts: 24
No glue required

The M109 was designed to serve as a mobile artillery system that could provide firesupport for US ground forces. This weapon system was first used during the Vietnam conflict, and has been used by the U.S. and many of its allies since the 1960s. Over a dozen different variations of this dependable vehicle have been developed over the years, and the "Paladin" variant continues to serve as the main support artillery for U.S. mobile forces. The A2 version of the M-109 featured dozens of improvements to the vehicle's reliability, making it easier to maintain and reducing the amount of maintenance required to keep it functioning. It also sported the longer-barreled M185 155mm gun, with improved targeting systems and a larger ammunition supply

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

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M-109
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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
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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
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Article number: 500787414
Product: 1:72 US-Machine gun "Browning" with crew

No glue required
New tooling

Kit contains 3 figures with 3 poses and one machine gun.

The Browning machinegun was adopted for U.S. army service shortly after World War I. It underwent multiple modifications and eventually became the principle machinegun of U.S. army in 1940. It is still used today. Contents: 3 unpainted figures 1 machine-gun - 1 unit base with flag - 1 unit card

Article number: 500787413
Product: 1:72 Soviet PTRK "Metis"

Size: 2,4 cm
Parts: 15
No glue required

Anti-tank rocket launcher Metis (Saxhorn in NATO classification) may fire at any ground vehicles, either stationary or moving at speed of up to 60 km/h. Its effective range is 1000 m.

Contents: 3 unpainted figures 1 missile system - 1 unit base with flag - 1 unit card

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.

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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"
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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
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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
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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
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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.

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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


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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
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