Kits 1:35

Article number: 500783694 Product: 1/35 T-28 Heavy Tank

The T-28 is a Soviet three-turret medium tank designed and launched into production prior to World War II. These tanks took an active part in a number of local conflicts immediately before the outbreak of the Great Patriotic War and in a number of early battles against the Germans. The T-28 was adopted by the Red Army in August 1933 and was manufactured by the Kirov factory in Leningrad until 1940. The distinctive feature of the T-28 were three rotating turrets, a large one with a 76mm gun and two smaller ones with machine guns. Despite its relatively heavy weight the T-28 was a capable all-terrain vehicle. The Finnish Army captured some T-28s during the Winter War and used them until 1951.

Detailed plastic model kit

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Article number: 500783690 Product: 1:35 SU-85 Soviet self propelled gun

The SU-85 was manufactured 1943/44 in a total number of 2.050. Based on the chassis of T-34, it was armed with the powerful 85mm anti-tank gun. After WWII it was in service in many Eastern Bloc countries.

- Kit consists of 312 parts - Tracks in segments - Decals for 2 Soviet units

Partially new tooling

Detailed plastic model kit

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Article number: 500783689 Product: 1:35 T/34/76 mod. 1943 Uralmash

In the Summer of 1942 the situation on the Stalingrad front was extremely desperate, the city was on the verge of being abandoned to the German troops, with a threatened shutdown of the tank factory. The manufacturing was moved to other factories and the production started at the Uralmashzavod (UZTM) plant by October 1, 1942. Since the plant's capacity was not enough to increase the output of cast turrets, an alternative solution was found : stamping of turrets with a 10,000t press. In October 1942 the serial production of stamped turrets started. These new turrets were called "sand molds" because of their rounded form. UZTM continued to make the stamped turrets until March 1944, and according to the plant report, 2050 turrets were shipped.

- Kit consists of 303 parts - Decals for 2 Soviet units - Track in segments - Partially new tooling

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Article number: 500783683 Product: 1/35 GAZ Tiger w/Arbalet

This Russian 4x4 multi-purpose vehicle is equipped with the "Arbalet" remote control weapon station with 12,7mm and 7,6mm MG´s. It has been supplied in big numbers to the Russian Army.

Number of parts: 340 Flexible tires Decals for 2 Russian vehicles Model length: 16,3 cm

Partially new tooling

Detailed plastic model kit

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Article number: 500783682 Product: 1:35 GAZ Kornet

Decals for Russian Army, Patriot Park 2017 Kit consists of 236 parts Partially new tooling

This Anti-Tank vehicle is based on the GAZ-Tiger, but has different body, interior and armament.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model GAZ Kornet in scale 1:35

Article number: 500783677 Product: 1:35 2S35 "Koalitsiya-SV" Russian self-p

Kit consists of 462 parts
Track in segments
Decals for Victory Day Parade
Model length: 399 mm
New tooling

This most recent heavy artillery system was shown the first time at the Victory Parade 2015 and is in service with the Russian Army since 2016. It´s 152mm gun can reach a maximum range of 40km with special ammunition.

Detailied static model kit

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Detailed Plastic Kit of model T-14 Armata Russian Main Battle Tank in scale 1:35

Detailed Plastic Kit of model GAZ-Tiger Russian Infantry Mobility Vehicle 4x4 in scale 1:35

Article number: 500783667 Product: 1/35 T-35 Heavy Soviet Tank

New tooling

This super heavy Soviet tank with 5 turrets entered service in 1933 and and saw combat action during the first years of WW II.

- Kit consits of 478 parts with clear part sprue included - Decals for 2 Soviet units -Tracks in segments

Detailed Plastic Kit of model T-35 Heavy Soviet Tank in scale 1:35

Article number: 500783665 Product: 1:35 Modern Russian Infantry

Our kit includes 4 figures of the famous Russian Army "Green People".

Kit includes 4 figures in different poses + 1 cat

New tooling

Armament: AK-12 grenade launcher 2 sniper rifles 1 machine gun

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Modern Russian Infantry in scale 1:35

Article number: 500783659 Product: 1/35 Elefant Sd.Kfz. 184

Equipped with the famous 88mm PaK 43/2, this vehicle was based on the "Porsche" Tiger. 48 Ferdinand Tiger were converted to "Elefants", which saw combat on the Eastern and Italian Front.

Number of parts: 300 Tracks in segments Decals for 2 German units Model length: 23,3 cm

Partially new tooling

Detailed plastic model kit

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Article number: 500783655 Product: 1:35 BM-21 Grad Rocket Launcher

Mounted on the 3-axle Ural 4320 truck, this Russian MLRS system with 40 barrels of 122mm rockets, has seen combat in many conflicts.

Number of parts: 429 Flexible tires Decals for 4 Russian vehicles Model length: 21,6 cm

50% new tooling

Detailed plastic Kit of model BM-21 Grad Rocket Launcher in scale 1:35

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Article number.: 500783647 Product: 1:35 WWII Ger.Cargo-Truck L4500S Std.Cab

Kit consists of 274 parts Decals for one German truck Model length: 226 mm

Late war version of this famous German 4.5t truck.

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Article number: 500783646 Product: 1:35 Tiger I Early (Kursk)

Length of the model: 241 mm Parts: 335

New tooling!

Decals for 2 German units: 503th Tank Battalion, Kursk 1943 505th Tank Battalion, Kursk 1943

The Panzerkampfwagen VI TIGER I is probably the most important tank of WWII. Interior details of fighting compartement included. Tracks: flexible, in one piece, made from a new material, which can be glued.

The heavy tank Pz. VI Tiger was designed in 1942 by Henschel Company and up to it date remains a symbol of German tank power even with just 1,354 vehicles produced. As of the date of designing it was the most powerful vehicle by its weapons and armor among all tanks in the world: its frontal armor was 100-mm thick; the 88-mm gun rebuilt from the famous German anti-aircraft gun Flak 36 plus a precision sight offering accurate firing over long distances allowed Tiger units to destroy complete columns of Allied armor up to the end of the war.

Article number: 500783634 Product: 1/35 GAZ M1 Soviet Staff Car

Kit contains 5 sprues Decals for one Soviet car included New tooling

Over 60.000 GAZ M1 were manufactured between 1936 and 1943 - it was used as staff car by all famous Soviet commanders.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model GAZ M1 Soviet Staff Car in scale 1:35

Article number: 500783630 Product: 1:35 MSTA 2S19M2 SelfPropelledGun,152mm

New Tooling

The MSTA is the mainstay of the Russian self propelled artillery. It is based on the T-72/T-80 chassis and in service since 1989. Russia operates over 600 units with new deliveries still underway. It has been exported to many allied countries of Russia.

Total 451 parts Hard plastic tracks in segments Gun can be assembled in shooting or transport mode Decals for various Russian Army vehicles.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model MSTA 2S19M2 Self Propelled Gun, 152mm in scale 1:35

Article number: 500783627 Product: 1:35 WWII Fig-Set Ger.Inf.Winter41/42(6)

Having invaded the Soviet Union on June, 22nd, 1941, the Germans reached the boundaries for attacking Moscow in September. One of the fiercest battles of World War II took place in the western surroundings of Moscow from September 41 to April 42 under harsh climate conditions. This Winter battle was decisive and turned the War in favor of the Soviet Army.

Article number: 500783625 Product: 1/35 Sd.Kfz.251/1 Ausf.B "Stuka zu Fuss"

Decals for 2 Wehrmacht units: - 8th Panzerdivision 1941 - 3th Panzerdivision 1941 4 new sprues

Based on the previously released armored personnel carrier Sd. Kfz. 251/1 Zvezda has created this new rocket-launcher version with a lot of new parts. Vehicle carries 2 types of rockets (3 each): - 28 cm Sprenggranate - 32 cm Flammgranate on Wurfrahmen 40

Article number: 500783620 Product: 1:35 Panzer IV Ausf. H

Length of the model: 205 mm

The most widely manufactured German tank was the medium Panzer IV. It was in serial production from 1937 to 1945. During this period Krupp and other factories produced 8,686 such fighting vehicles. The Pz. IVH variant which appeared in April of 1943 became the most widespread model and was notable for its improved armor (at the front 80 mm). The 75mm KwK.40 L/48 gun allowed to fight effectively enemy tanks of similar classes.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Panzer IV Ausf.H (SD.Kfz 161/2) in scale 1:35

BA-10 Soviet Armored Ca

Article number: 500783616 Product: 1/35 Pz.Kpfw.VI Tiger II Porsche Turret

Length of the model: 300 mm Parts: 487

Kit contains 13 sprues Decals for 2 German units

Revised tooling

The King Tiger was the most powerful combat tank of the World War 2. The first 50 King Tigers were equipped with turrets designed for Porsche’s project.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Pz.Kpfw.VI Tiger II Porsche Turret in scale 1:35

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model Mod. Fig-Set Rus. Tank Crew (3) in Scale 1:35

Article number: 500783610 Product: 1:35 WWII Ger. PAK 36 w/ Crew

Length of the model: 140 mm Parts: 142

At the beginning of the WWII on 01 September 1939 the Wehrmacht was equipped with 11.200 anti tank guns 3,7 cm Pak 35/36 that could effectively fight Polish and Soviet light tanks of the early period with their light anti bullet armor, however it couldn’t penetrate medium tanks such as British Matilda and Russian T-34 and KVs which resulted in the nickname "Door Knocker" by the Germans. The Pak 35/36 was used on all fronts during WWII , proven by the fact that in March 1945 the Wehrmacht had still 216 units of this gun in combat service with other 670 guns stored in arsenals.

PAK 36 with Crew 1:35

Article number: 500783608 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: 500783607 Product: 1:35 WWII Ger. R12 Sidecar w/ Crew (2)

Length of the model: 65 mm Parts: 158

The German motorcycle of BMW concern – R-12 – had been produced from 1935 to 1942. During that period more than 36000 BMW R-12 had been manufactured both military and civilian variants. The sports variant of R-12 reached a speed record of 279.5 km/h which was held for 14 years! Because of high reliability and significantly lower cost in comparison with other army motorcycles BMW R-75 and KS-750, BMW R-12 has become the most mass motorcycle in the German army. R-12 was used for delivery of ammunition and hot food, evacuation of wounded men in rear, delivery of messages, going for reconnaissance. In a word, it is hard to say about all army specialties of that vehicle. Moreover, BMW R-12 was mass used as a combat vehicle in a special motorcycle troops. In such cases its buddy seat had been equipped with a machine gun.

Germ.WWII Sidecar R12+crew

Article number: 500783604 Product: 1:35 WWII Sd.Kfz.251/3Ausf.B Fernmelder

Length of the model:170 mm Parts: 360

The Wehrmacht gave special attention to the units’ management and their cooperation. For the different levels of Army Corps special communications vehicles were produced based on half-track Armored Personnel Carrier Sd.Kfz.251 that had good cross-country ability, antibullet armor and one or two machine guns for self-defense.

Article number: 500783602 Product: 1:35 GAZ - AA

Length of the model: 150 mm

Kit consists of 8 sprues with flexible tires and clear parts Decals for one Soviet truck

On 29 January of 1932 the first GAZ-AA truck was produced, the most numerous truck of the World War 2. For its 1.5 ton cargo capacity, people called it "Polutorka" ("one and a half"). The truck was incredibly durable, easily maintained, with excellent all terrain capabilities, and running on low octane fuel. The legendary "Polutorka", together with the T-34 tank and the Katyusha rocket launcher, became one of the great symbols of the Great Patriotic War.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model GAZ - AA in scale 1:35

Article number: 500783601 Product: 1/35 Sd.Kfz.182 Kingtiger Henschel Turret

Length of the model: 300 mm Parts: 482

Revised tooling

The Kit contains 13 sprues Decals for 6 German units.

Kingtiger is one of the most im-portant German heavy tanks of WWII.

The King Tiger was the heaviest production tank of World War 2. With its powerful long barreled 88mm gun it was capable of destroying a Sherman tank from a 3,500 m distance. The King Tigers were issued to the army in February, 1944, and were first used in combat already in May, in battles near Minsk. Two companies equipped with these formidable machines participated in the Battle of Normandy, during the D-Day. The King Tiger operated by the experienced crew was the most dangerous enemy for any tank.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model Sd.Kfz.182 Kingtiger Henschel Turret in scale 1:35

German Snipers

T-80U with ERA

Article number: 500783591 Product: 1:35 Moderner Russicher Kampfpanzer T-80UD

Length of the model: 290 mm Parts: 246

The T-80UD – was adopted by the Soviet Army in 1987. The new employed elements of a built-in dynamic defense able to counter both kinetic energy and shaped-charge rounds. Additionally, the vehicle was equipped with the laser-guided 9K119 ‘Reflex’ missile system. Although the weight of the T-80UD was increased to 46 tons, the engineers managed to retain the tank’s excellent riding characteristics.

Kit consists of 4 figures with 1 mortar and 2 trailers for mortar and ammunition 4 sprues

The Germans, impressed with the performance of the Soviet 120mm mortars, developed their own 120mm Granatwerfer based on the documentation captured in one of Kharkiv defense enterprise. The mortar in German use was given the designation «sGrW42» (grenade thrower Model 1942), and was successfully used from 1943 until the end of the World War 2.

Detailed Plastic Kit of model WWII Fig.-Set Dt.Mörser-Trupp(4)42 in scale 1:35

Detailed Plastic Kit of model M3 Scout Armor.Car w.Canvas in scale 1:35

Article number: 500783579 Product: 1:35 Soviet Cossacks cavalry WWII

Cossack cavalry was used throughout the whole WWII for reconnaissance in the Soviet army.

Kit consists of 102 parts 4 soldiers with horses included

Detailed plastic model kit

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Article number: 500783573 Product: 1:35 Mod. Russian Main Battle Tank T-90

New Tooling!!!

Lenght of the model: 272 mm Parts: 451

After a long time of waiting, Zvezda finally presents the first 1/35 scale kit of the latest Russian Main Battle Tank.

The Russian main combat tank T-90 was developed in 1989 by Design Bureau of "Uralvagonzavod" enterprise in Nizhni Tagil, Russia as one more modification of the tank T-72 (T-72BU). In 1993 he was added to armoury with index T-90. The tank is armed with 125mm smooth-bored gun 2A46M of improved accuracy. The gun gives possibility to fire with different types of shells as well as missiles guided by laser beam. Utilization of automatic loader had allowed to obtain rate of fire 7-8 shots per minute, and such feature makes T-90 more notable than most of non-Russian tanks. T-90 is able to fire either any ground target or low flying enemy’s aircraft and helicopters. Capabilities of gun and up-to-date sighting complex 1A45T "Irtish" give possibility to destroy any enemy’s most modern tank before it could approach at the distance of effective firing from its gun. Auxiliary armament consists of coaxial 7.62mm machine gun PKTM and remotely pointing 12.7mm anti-aircraft machine gun 6P49 "Kord" on the turret. Protection of tank is provided by utilization of explosive reactive armour and up-to-date optic and electronic countermeasures complex "Shtora-1".

The kit is armed with a 125mm smooth-bore gun and has a crew of 3. The protection is provided by a mixture of steel, composite armour, explosive reaction armour, laser warning systems and an AT missile jamming system

This kit features: - Set of a tank and 3 figures - Decals for Russian Army Guards Regiment - Tracks are made of polystyrene

Russ.BTR-80A Personnel Car.

Russ.Main Battle Tank T-72

Length of the model: 290 mm

This T-72 is fitted with 227 reactive armor bricks and the "Svir" missile guidance system.

10 sprues

Decals for Russian Army

This tank entered production in 1985 and was equipped with improved 125 mm gun, 9K120 "Svir" missile guidance system, and thicker turret armor. The T-72B was also fitted with 227 Kontakt-1 reactive armor bricks (almost half of them were on the turret).

Detailed Plastic Kit of model T-72 w/ERA in scale 1:35

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model GAZ-AAA Soviet Truck in Scale 1:35

Article number: 500783546 Product: 1:35 BA-3 WA

Model length 155 mm

Kit consists of 5 sprues with 137 parts Flexible tires Decals for one Soviet unit

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model BA-3 in Scale 1:35

Article number: 500783542 Product: 1:35 T-26 mod'32 Light Sov.infantry tank

The T-26 mod.1932 was a twin turret tank with over 2000 pcs produced. It served in many conflicts: WWII, Finnish Winter War, Japanese War and others.

- Kit consists of 226 parts - Decals for one Soviet unit - Flexible tracks

Re-release

Detailed plastic model kit

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Article number: 500783541 Product: 1/35 ZIS-151 Soviet Truck

Length of the model: 210 mm

The ZIS-151 was first of the major Soviet military transport all-drive vehicles after the World War II. tens of thousands of these trucks have been produced in many special versions for hauling many types of cargo.

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model ZIS-151 Soviet Truck in Scale 1:35

Length oft the model: 258 mm

Re-release with new box and new decals. Decals for 2 Soviet Units.

Self-propelled artillery unit was created on the basis of the heavy tanks Is-2, it has a completely closed armored conning tower and a gun of 122 mm. ISU-122 was designed for the destroying of tanks and breakthrough of fortification lines, special assault groups could be made up to it ("Zvezda" No.3509).

Soviet Tank T-34/85

Article number: 500783532 Product: 1:35 Mod. Sov.Self-propel.Gun ISU-152

Length of the model: 255 mm Parts: 200

The ISU-152 was an exceptionally powerful self-propelled artillery weapon and was developed from the IS-2 heavy tank during WW II. The vehicle was widely employed against German tanks – including the Tigers – and in the fire suppression role. The ISU-152 was also used to attack fortified emplacements such as concrete bunkers.

Sov.Self-propel.Gun ISU-152

Article number: 500783524 Product: 1:35 WWII Soviet heavy tank J.S.-2

Lenght of the model: 275 mm parts: 196

The IS-2 (Iosef Stalin) heavy tank was armed with 122mm gun and entered service in 1944. The vehicle was used against enemy tanks, fortifications, and artillery.

Soviet heavy tank J.S.-2

Detailed Plastic Kit of model BM-13 Katiusha in scale 1:35

Article number: 500783518 Product: 1:35 Brit. 6 Pfd Pz.Abwehrkanone (WA)

In service from 1942 – 1960 in many countries, the 6 pdr is one of the most well known WWII anti-tank guns.

No. of parts: 89

Re-release

Detailed plastic model kit

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Detailed Plastic Kit of model Soviet Light Tank BT-5 in scale 1:35

Article number: 500776653 Product: 1/35 Allied Force ETO 1944

Operation Overlord was the Allied master plan to wrest Europe from the clutches of Germany. More than three million Allied troops were put ashore at Normandy from 6 June 1944 onwards. A slow, grinding battle ensued for the next two months as American, British and Canadian troops established their bridgehead against strong opposition. When the breakout from Normandy finally came, it was spectacular in its speed. By September there were three Allied army groups fighting against German forces, and General Patton was racing his forces across France to the very border of Germany. The last obstacle was the Rhine River, and this was crossed in March 1945, meaning war in the European Theater of Operations (ETO) was almost over.

Dragon’s newest 1/35 scale figure set features four soldiers from the ETO in 1944. Befitting the transatlantic nature of the alliance, there are three US GIs and one Royal Marine Commando in the set. Each figure is sharply sculpted in a realistic pose, and they are versatile enough to fit any number of scenarios. They obviously depict European combat in 1944, and the British and American soldiers can be deployed individually or even combined as a complete set. They carry weapons suitable for the period, as well as all pertinent uniform and personal equipment items. These figures are ideal for a Normandy scene, or indeed for the later race across France, and the set forms a useful addition to figure and diorama modelers.

Detailed Plastic Kit

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