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Supermarine Spitfire PR.Mk.IV aircraft kit in 1/72 scale - Model KOVOZAVODY PROSTEJOV.
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Go to cartLysander safety belts in 1/48 scale - HGW Models.Harnesses designed for Lysander, manufactured by Airfix in 1/48 scale . The belts are made of micro-fiber and, in combination with the included photo-etched buckles, offer an extremely realistic appearance.ancillary featurescontains micro-fabric and highly detailed photoetched partsthe belts are fully functional: the modeler can leave them unfastened/fastenedmade of molded micro-fabric material that behaves like a ragthe textile parts are prepared for the use of filters and other agents (they are waterproof and resistant to common non-aggressive modeling preparationsINSTRUCTIONSRemove the pre-cut textile part from the sheet.Remove the backing paper.Gather the belts and knead them between your fingers.Thread the belts into the photo-etched buckles, using superglue.Place them on the seat.Spray with gloss paint.Spray with matte paint.Impregnate the belts with a very dilute oil color (mix of black and brown) > highlight the texture.
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Go to cartInterior of 1/72 scale P-40E Warhawk 3D printed and colored on decal paper for Academy/Modelist kits - Set Quinta Studio.Set of 3D decals for instruments, main and side control panels, seat belts.Easy to apply.For proper use:use fabric softener + fixativeInstructions are included.
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Go to cartBook Sabre CL-13 MK 4 - F-86E(M).There were about 200 Sabres received on MDAP account by the Air Force. They equipped the 2nd and 4th Aerobrigades, which used them as day fighters. But the Sabre is also remembered for being the airplane of as many as three aerobatic patrols: "Prancing Horse," "Black Lancers" as well as the first airplane used by the 313th Aerobatic Training Group, the legendary Tricolor Arrows. This monograph examines the history of the Sabre, from its birth to its use in the Air Force and in the Aerobatic Patrols.A final chapter devoted to the construction of an F-86E in 1/48 scale closes the book.185 color and black-and-white photographs19 reproductions including pages from the flight manual and technical drawings10 color profilesmodeling chapter92 pages plus cover - A4 formatBilingual Italian and English text
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Go to cartSPECIAL BOX PLAYMARKERS Marker Set.Luxury case with the full range of Playmarkers.Includes all 34 colors in two foam trays, inside an elegant black screen-printed hardcover box with magnetic closure.ACRYLIC PAINT FOR MODELISTS AND GAMERS WITH BRUSH-TOOTH TIP. FAST DRYING, WATER RESISTANT.Playmarkers contain a unique acrylic paint formula that provides perfect adhesion to plastic, resin, metal and wood surfaces.The paint is resistant to handling, water and heat.It can be applied in layers like any other modeling paint and allows for blending to achieve a wide range of effects and transitions.High opacity. Allows subsequent application with any product without the risk of removing paint.Ideal for clean, practical and precise painting.(The finish of markers is matte, but some references, due to the nature of the pigments, may be slightly satin-finished. Regardless of the preferred finish, whether matte, satin or gloss, the markers can be coated with any type of paint without fear of damage).
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Go to cartWorld War II German R75 and KS750 (2-in-1) Motorcycle Kit in 1/35 scale - Great Wall Hobby Model.The BMW R 75 is a German motorcycle of World War II. It was powered by a single 2-cylinder boxer engine with an output of 26 hp, which enabled the vehicle to accelerate up to 80-90 km/h. The first copies of this motorcycle were presented in 1939, and mass production continued in 1941-1946. Over its course some 16,900 examples of this vehicle were built.The BMW R 75 was designed from the outset as the new entry-level multipurpose motorcycle for the German armed forces. Its design was based on other BMW engines: the R 12 and R 71. First - in relation to the R 12 - a more powerful engine was used, the entire structure was significantly strengthened, and off-road capability was increased , even in desert and winter conditions . In the course of production, the design of the BMW R75 was constantly improved: first of all, the gearbox and front suspension were improved. It is worth adding that many components of the BMW R75 were unified with the Zundapp KS 750 motorcycle during mass production.The BMW R 75 motorcycle served on virtually all fronts of World War II, including in North Africa and the Eastern Front. It is recognized as one of the most famous and successful German military motorcycles of 1939-1945.
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Go to cartMega Size Kit Model Zaku II Principality of Zeon Mobile Suit customized by Char Aznable in 1/148 scale - Model Bandai.
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Go to cartPanavia Tornado IDS "50 Years" Aircraft Kit - Limited Anniversary Edition 1/48 Scale - Revell Model. Precision meets history: the Panavia Tornado IDS "50 Years" combines state-of-the-art model technology with historical significance. The anniversary model solves the challenge of creating an authentic collector's item that will be intriguing to both experienced modelers and aviation enthusiasts. Special features: Exclusive decal to celebrate the 50th anniversary Details of ASSTA 3 technology.1 state-of-the-art with precision-crafted sensors Highly detailed cockpit with upgraded instrument panels Functional swivel wings for authentic representation of different flight configurations Separate wing systems for maximum detail Scope of delivery High-quality plastic models with precision-crafted individual parts Extensive, multilingual construction instructions with detailed illustrations Exclusive anniversary decals with historical markings Background: The Panavia Tornado, a milestone in European aviation history, took off on its first flight in 1974. Developed as a joint project of Germany, Britain and Italy, it revolutionized military aviation with its innovative swing-wing technology. This anniversary edition pays tribute to half a century of technological excellence and international cooperation.
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Go to cart1/72 scale MB 326K Impala aircraft kit - LF Models.Complete plastic kit from our new CNC milling molds with 3 decal options(1x ITALIAN AF, 1x SAAF, 1x Zair AF), including 3D printed parts. The MB 326K Impala is a single-seat ground attack variant of the Italian Aermacchi MB-326 training aircraft, developed in the 1960s and adopted mainly by the South African Air Force (SAAF) and other countries. In South Africa it was known as the Impala Mk II. ?? Main features: Type: light attack and advanced training aircraft Configuration: Single-seat (unlike the two-seat training version) Engine: Rolls-Royce Viper turbojet Top speed: About 860 km/h Armament: DEFA 30 mm machine guns Attack points for bombs, rockets or machine gun pods under the wings Usage: Ground attack, close support, operational training 🛠? Operational deployment The MB 326K Impala had extensive operational use in Africa, especially during the South African-Angolan border conflicts in the 1970s-1980s. Due to its maneuverability, robustness, and low cost, it was highly valued for low-altitude troop support missions. In summary, the MB 326K Impala is an evolved combat version of a highly successful Italian trainer, transformed into an effective light attack aircraft.
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Go to cartMB 326 Display and training aircraft kit in 1/72 scale - LF Models. Complete plastic kit made with our new CNC milling molds with 4 decal options (Italian AF). The MB 326 is a jet trainer aircraft developed in Italy by Aermacchi in the 1950s. It was one of the first twin-seat jet trainers designed specifically for training military jet pilots. It enjoyed great success internationally, being exported to many countries and also produced under license. Main features: Type: Intermediate/advanced training aircraft Configuration: Side-by-side two-seater (instructor and student) Engine: Rolls-Royce Viper turbojet Maximum Speed: Approximately 865 km/h Structure: Simple lines, excellent visibility and handling Role: Initial and operational training, also sometimes used for light attack tasks Use and deployment: The MB 326 has been used by several air forces around the world, including Italy, Brazil, South Africa, Argentina and Australia. In many cases, it has had a very long operational cycle due to its reliability and ease of maintenance. Some examples have been preserved as display aircraft or used in airshows, precisely because of their historical importance in the field of military training. In summary, the MB 326 is considered one of the most successful training jets of its time, prized for its performance and versatility.
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Go to cartSoviet fourth-generation MiG-21PFM supersonic fighter aircraft kit in 1/48 scale. The kit offers 4 markings for aircraft from the air forces of Vietnam, Czechoslovakia, Iraq, and the Soviet Union.Edition: Weekend EditionSprue: EduardPE-Set: NoPainting Mask: NoMarking Options: 4Brassin: NoMarkings:Le Thanh Dao, 927th Fighter Regiment, Lam Son Air Base, Democratic Republic of Vietnam, May 19723rd Flight, 11th Fighter Air Regiment, Czechoslovak Air Force, Žatec AB, Czechoslovakia, 1987-1991WELL. 9th IrAF Squadron, Iraqi Air Force, Saddam Air Base, Iraq, 1973299. Soviet Navy fighter-bomber unit, Saki Airfield, Crimea, Soviet Union, spring 1980-1989
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Go to cartLimited edition kit of the World War II German Bf 109 fighter aircraft in F-4, G-2 and G-4 versions in 1/72 scale. The kit offers 10 marking options for aircraft used by Luftwaffe units in the African theater of operations. The package contains plastic sprues for two complete kits in the following combinations: F-4 + G-2 or F-4 + G-4. Edition: limited Sprue: Eduard PE-Set: Yes, pre-painted Paint mask: Yes Marking options: 10 Brassin: No Markings: Bf 109F-4/Trop, commander Eduard Neumann, commander of I./JG 27, Martuba, Libya, December 1941 Bf 109F-4/Trop, W.Nr. 8693, Florida. Hans-Joachim Marseille, 3./JG 27, Martuba, Libya, February 1942 Bf 109F-4/Trop, Oberfw. Karl-Heinz Bendert, Staff II./JG 27, Derna, Libya, December 1941 Bf 109F-4/Trop, W.Nr. 8596, Obfw. Erwin Sawallisch, 4./JG 27, Martuba, Libya, August 1942 Bf 109G-2/Trop, Fw. Anton Hafner, 4./JG 51, Bizerta, Tunisia, November 1942 Bf 109G-2/Trop, Hptm. Heinz Bär, commander of I. /JG 77, Bir Dufan, Libya, December 1942-January 1943 Bf 109G-2/Trop, Obfw. Ernst-Wilhelm Reinert, 4./JG 77, Castell Benito, Libya, January 1943 Bf 109G-4/R6/Trop, Fw. Arno Fischer, 1./JG 53, Bizerta, Tunisia, February 1943 Bf 109G-4/R6/Trop, Obfw. Stefan Litjens, 4./JG 53, La Marsa, Tunisia, April 1943 Bf 109G-4/R3/Trop, Oblt. Jürgen Harder, 7th/JG 53, Bizerte, Tunisia, February 1943
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Go to cartP-51D Mustang Aces airplane kit in 1/72 scale - Italeri model. 5VERSIONS USAAF ACES: Maj. George E. Preddy, Lt. Col. John C. Meyer, Capt. John J. Voll, Maj. Richard "Pete" Peterson, Maj. Leonard "Kit" CarsonThe North American P-51 Mustang is, without a doubt, one of the most famous aircraft in Air Force history and is considered the best conventional piston-engine fighter of World War II. The P-51 was developed very quickly and was built around the Packard 12-cylinder V-engine capable of delivering more than 1,600 horsepower and allowing the Mustang to exceed 700 kilometers per hour. The P-51D, the most widely used version, was armed with six Browning 12.7 mm. machine guns installed in the wings. It was widely used on the European front to carry out escort missions to bomber formations but also as a fighter-bomber for ground support. The "Mustang" was flown by the most famous American aces of World War II, enhancing its performance and operational characteristics.
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Go to cartFiat G.91 R1/3/4 "Gina" 1/48 scale airplane kit - Model italeri. Product produced through collaboration agreement with Aeronautica Militare . New edition with new set of decals , masks for painting , 3D decals for Cockpit . Original ESCI molds. The Fiat G-91 single-engine fighter-bomber was developed by the Italian aviation company in the early 1950s. Designed by renowned engineer Giuseppe Gabrielli, it was characterized by an aerodynamic layout with an arrow wing and compact dimensions that ensured significant maneuverability in flight. Its good performance enabled the G-91 to win the competition, carried out by NATO, to identify a tactical support aircraft that was easy to produce and at the same time versatile and flexible capable of equipping the flight departments of member countries. The Fiat G-91 was in fact used by the Italian Air Force but also by Germany and Portugal. Armed, in the "R" version, with four 12.7 mm. machine guns installed in the nose it could carry, in the sub-wing pylons, an offensive load of 700 kg.
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Go to cartIJN A6M5 Carrier Fighter Zero Model 52 (Nakajima production) aircraft kit in 1/48 scale - Fine Molds model. TheIJN A6M5 Carrier Fighter Zero Model 52 (Nakajima production) is an advanced variant of the famed Japanese Mitsubishi A6M Zero fighter, designed for Japanese Imperial Navy operations during World War II. The Model 52 is a response to the Allies' technological improvements, improving the aircraft's speed, maneuverability, and endurance. Key Features. Type: Embarked fighter. Manufacturer: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Nakajima Aircraft Company. Role: Air superiority, fleet defense and bomber escort. Entry into service: 1943. Engine: Nakajima NK1F Sakae-21 14-cylinder radial, air-cooled, 1,130-horsepower engine. Maximum speed: Approximately 565 km/h. Range: 1,920 km (without additional tanks). Armament: 2 Type 99 20-mm cannons mounted on the wings. 2 Type 97 7.7 mm machine guns mounted on the nose. Possibility of carrying light bombs under the wings. Crew: 1 pilot. Improvements over previous versions Modified wings: Wings shortened and strengthened to improve dive speed and maneuverability at high speeds. Optimized exhaust: Improved exhaust system to increase engine performance. Armor: Although minimal compared to Allied fighters, the Model 52 had slight improvements in pilot and tank protection. Enhanced performance: The A6M5 variant was better suited to compete with modern American fighters such as the F6F Hellcat and P-51 Mustang, although it retained its structural weaknesses. Nakajima Production The Nakajima Aircraft Company was in charge of large-scale production of the Model 52 to speed up delivery times and respond to increasing wartime pressure from the Allies. The versions produced by Nakajima were technically identical to those of Mitsubishi, but with some differences in the materials used due to Japan's industrial limitations in the last years of the war. Operational use Pacific Theater: Employed mainly during battles in the central and western Pacific, including the Mariana Archipelago and the Philippines. Defense of Japan: Also used as an interceptor in the final stages of the war. Kamikaze: Some examples were employed on suicide missions in the final months of the conflict. Summary TheIJN A6M5 Carrier Fighter Zero Model 52 (Nakajima production) was one of the most advanced variants of the legendary Zero, designed to meet the growing challenges posed by Allied fighters. Despite its improved capabilities, the aircraft began to be overtaken by more modern enemy aircraft, while retaining a significant place in military aviation history for its versatility and importance in Japanese operations during the war.
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Go to cartIJN A6M5 Carrier Fighter Zero Model 52 (Mitsubishi, Mid Prod.) aircraft kit in 1/48 scale - Fine Molds model. TheA6M5 Zero, also known as the Mitsubishi Zero, was one of the Japanese Imperial Navy's (IJN) most famous carrier fighters during World War II. The Model 52 (A6M5) version represents a significant evolution from previous models, designed to improve air performance and confront newer, more advanced American aircraft. Main technical characteristics: Type: Single-seat embarked fighter. Official designation: Mitsubishi A6M5. Production: Half production (Mid Production), built by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. Engine: Nakajima Sakae 21, a 14-cylinder air-cooled radial engine with a power output of 1,130 hp. Top speed: Approximately 565 km/h. Range: 1,870 km (with auxiliary tanks). Armament: 2 Type 99 Mk II 20-mm cannons in the wings. 2 Type 3 7.7 mm machine guns mounted above the engine. Ability to carry light bombs or auxiliary tanks. Improved structure: Redesigned wings for increased strength, modified engine exhaust for improved speed and cooling, increased protection for pilot. Operational role: Designed to maintain air superiority, the A6M5 Model 52 was used in decisive battles in the Pacific, including defense of Japanese islands against American bombing and in kamikaze missions in the last years of the war. The mid-production ("Mid Production") modifications included improvements to the cooling system and aerodynamic efficiency to increase speed and maneuverability. However, while an advanced aircraft early in the war, it began to suffer against more powerful American fighters such as the F6F Hellcat and P-51 Mustang. Final summary: TheA6M5 Model 52 (Mid Production) is one of the most iconic versions of the Zero, a symbol of Japanese aviation capability during World War II. Despite technical improvements, the growing technological and numerical disparity with the Allies limited its effectiveness in the final years of the conflict.
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Go to cartGerman Bf109 G-10 fighter aircraft kit in 1/35 scale - Border Model. Messerschmitt Bf 109 G-10 The Messerschmitt Bf 109 G-10 is one of the last and fastest variants of the famous German Bf 109 fighter, designed by Willy Messerschmitt and used by the Luftwaffe during World War II. It entered service in late 1944, representing an attempt to rapidly modernize the Bf 109 to counter the increasingly advanced Allied fighters. Technical characteristics Type: Single-engine, propeller-driven fighter Entry into service: Fall 1944 Length: 8.95 m Wingspan: 9.92 m Height: 2.60 m Empty weight: about 2,730 kg Maximum takeoff weight: about 3,400 kg Engine and performance Engine: Daimler-Benz DB 605D Power: about 1,800 hp Top speed: about 690 km/h at 7,000 m Autonomy: about 850 km Operational tangency: 12,500 m Climbing speed: 1,200 m/min Armament 1 MG 151/20 20 mm cannon firing through the propeller hub (100 rounds) 2 MG 131 13-mm machine guns mounted on the engine hood (300 rounds each) Possibility of mounting additional tanks or light bombs Distinctive features High nacelle ("Erla Haube"): an improved drop-cab canopy for superior visibility. More aerodynamic lines: thanks to more curved fairings and modified air intakes. Optional equipment: could be fitted with additional armament packages (Rüstsätze), such as subalar cannons. MW 50 system: a methanol-water injection system was installed in many units to increase engine power temporarily. Operational role and use Air superiority fighter: engaged in defending Germany against strategic bombers and Allied fighters. Interceptor: used to shoot down B-17 Flying Fortress and B-24 Liberator heavy bombers. Fighter-bomber: also employed in ground attacks in some cases. Conclusion The Bf 109 G-10 was one of the fastest and most powerful Bf 109s ever produced, but it entered service at a time when Allied air superiority was overwhelming. Despite its excellent performance, the operational environment limited its strategic impact. However, it remains one of the most fascinating versions for pilots and historical aviation enthusiasts.
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Go to cartJunkers Ju 87 D5 Stuka airplane kit in 1/35 scale - Border Model. Junkers Ju 87 D-5 Stuka The Junkers Ju 87 D-5, belonging to the "Stuka" (short for Sturzkampfflugzeug, i.e., "dive-bombing aircraft") series, was one of the most advanced variants of the famous German bomber used during World War II. The D-5 model was introduced in 1943 and was an attempt to adapt the Stuka to changing operational requirements. Technical characteristics Type: single-engine dive bomber Entry into service: 1943 Length: 11.10 m Wingspan: 15.00 m Height: 3.90 m Empty weight: 4,320 kg Maximum takeoff weight: 6,500 kg Engine and performance Engine: Junkers Jumo 211J-1, liquid-cooled V12 Power: 1,400 hp Top speed: about 410 km/h at 4,000 m Autonomy: about 715 km Operational tangency: 8,000 m Armament 2 MG 151/20 20 mm cannons in the wings (instead of the previous light machine guns) 2 MG 81Z 7.92 mm machine guns in dual configuration for rear defense War load: up to 1,800 kg of bombs, with a main bomb under the fuselage and smaller bombs under the wings Distinctive features Reinforced wings: to support the new 20 mm cannons and improve robustness during low-altitude missions. Larger fairing wheels: to operate better on less prepared airfields. Removal of classic aerodynamic brakes: the D-5 was no longer optimized exclusively for vertical dive bombing, but more for low-altitude ground attack. Operational role and use Close support to troops: very effective against ground targets such as tanks, convoys, and light fortifications. Tactical bombardment: often employed against tactical targets on the Eastern Front and in Balkan theaters. Reduced dive use: compared to the early Ju 87 models, the D-5 was less focused on the classic 90° dive, adapting more to low-altitude attacks. Conclusion The Junkers Ju 87 D-5 represented one of the last attempts to keep the Stuka operational in a conflict increasingly dominated by modern, fast fighters. Although outdated as a high-intensity bomber, the D-5 still managed to maintain an important direct support function for troops, especially on secondary fronts and in the defensive phases of the war.
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Go to cartPRE-ORDER of SEPECAT Jaguar GR.1/GR.1A airplane kit in 1/48 scale - Airfix model. The SEPECAT Jaguar GR.1/GR.1A is a British version of the Anglo-French SEPECAT Jaguar fighter-bomber, developed for ground attack, reconnaissance and close support missions. Born from a collaboration between the British British Aircraft Corporation (BAC) and French Bréguet Aviation, the Jaguar entered service in the 1970s. Main features (GR.1/GR.1A): Type: supersonic fighter-bomber Role: Ground attack, interdiction, tactical reconnaissance Crew: 1 (two-seater training version: T.2) Engines: 2 Rolls-Royce/Turbomeca Adour turbojets Max speed: Approximately Mach 1.6 (1,700+ km/h) Autonomy: About 850 km (850 miles) in low-altitude attack missions Distinction between GR.1 and GR.1A: GR.1: Basic attack version of the Royal Air Force. GR.1A: Upgraded version with improved avionics and reconnaissance capabilities, equipped with more advanced photo pods and sensors Operational deployment: The Jaguar GR.1 was used extensively by the RAF (Royal Air Force) during the Cold War years and saw active employment in the 1991 Gulf War, demonstrating great reliability in low-altitude missions and hostile environments. Appreciated for its ruggedness and ability to operate in difficult theaters of operation, the Jaguar had a long career in various air forces (including France, India, and Oman). British versions were retired from service in the early 2000s.
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Go to cartFIAT CR.42 CN "Hawk" Night Fighter airplane kit in 1/72 scale - Italeri model.SUPER DECAL FOR 5 VERSIONS - COLOR INSTRUCTIONS The Fiat CR.42 CN "Falco" was a night fighter variant of the famous Italian Fiat CR.42 biplane, employed during World War II. The abbreviation "CN" stands for Caccia Notturna, and identifies versions modified for operations in low visibility conditions. Main features: Type: Single-seat biplane night fighter Engine: Fiat A.74 RC38, 14-cylinder radial, air-cooled Power: Approx. 840 hp Top speed: About 430 km/h Armament: 2 Breda-SAFAT 12.7 mm machine guns Some versions equipped with light bomb throwers or Bengals "CN" modifications: Dark camouflage paint suitable for night missions Possible installation of improved signal lights and radios for interception Operational use: The CR.42 CN was mainly used for night air defense of Italy against Allied bombing raids. Although it was already outdated compared to more modern monoplane fighters, it still proved to be maneuverable and durable, features useful in low-altitude night missions. Trivia: It was one of the last fighter biplanes to be used in combat during World War II. The CR.42 CN was often used in pairs with radar stations and searchlights to locate enemy aircraft. In summary, the Fiat CR.42 CN "Falco" represents a curious example of the adaptation of a classic biplane to modern needs, exploited by the Italian Air Force for night defense at a time when propeller-driven fighters were about to be overtaken by jet fighters.
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Go to cartKit Buffalo A1 MPCV in scala 1/72 - Modello Vespid Models. Il Buffalo A1 MPCV (Mine Protected Clearance Vehicle) è un veicolo blindato progettato per il rilevamento e la neutralizzazione di mine e ordigni esplosivi improvvisati (IED). Caratteristiche principali: Tipo: Veicolo corazzato per lo sminamento e la protezione dalle mine Produttore: Force Protection Inc. (ora parte di General Dynamics Land Systems) Utilizzatori: Forze armate degli Stati Uniti, Regno Unito, Francia, Canada e altri paesi Peso: Circa 24 tonnellate Equipaggio: 2 operatori + 4 specialisti EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) Motore: Caterpillar C13 da 450 CV Protezione e Sicurezza: Scafo a "V" progettato per deviare l'onda d'urto di esplosioni da mine e IED Corazza rinforzata per proteggere l'equipaggio da esplosioni e proiettili di piccolo calibro Vetri blindati resistenti alle esplosioni Equipaggiamento Speciale: Braccio robotico telescopico con pinza idraulica per ispezionare e disinnescare ordigni esplosivi a distanza di sicurezza Telecamere e sensori avanzati per la sorveglianza e la ricerca di mine Ruote rinforzate con pneumatici run-flat per continuare a muoversi anche in caso di danni Impiego operativo: Utilizzato in missioni di sminamento e rimozione IED, spesso impiegato nelle operazioni in Iraq e Afghanistan Accompagnato da unità di genieri e artificieri nelle missioni di protezione dei convogli e pattugliamento Il Buffalo A1 MPCV è un veicolo fondamentale per la protezione delle truppe, riducendo il rischio di perdite umane durante le operazioni in zone minate o con presenza di ordigni esplosivi improvvisati.
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Go to cartWorld War II A6M5 Zero Type 52 Japanese naval fighter aircraft kit and A6M2-K two-seater trainer in 1/48 scale - "Limited Edition" DUAL COMBO.Plastic parts: Eduardmarking options: 10decals: EduardPE parts: pre-paintedpaint mask: yesCOL AA6M5 Zero Type 52, probably c/n 4271, Lieutenant Yukio Seki, 1st Kamikaze Tokubetsu Kogekitai, Shikishima-tai, Mabalacat Airfield, Philippines, October 1944COL BA6M5 Zero Type 52, Hikotai 165, Kokutai 653, IJN Zuiho, base l?ita, Japan, September 1944COL CA6M5 Zero Type 52, Kokutai 210, Meiji base, Japan, winter 1944-1945COL DA6M5 Zero Type 52, Lieutenant (jg) Seizo Yasunori, Kamikaze Tokubetsu Kogekitai, Dai 7 Showa-tai, Kanoya Base, Japan, May 1945COL EA6M5 Zero Type 52, Lieutenant Nao Sugisaki, Kokutai 352, Imura Base, Japan, March 1945COL FA6M2-K, Ensign Kozo Koizumi, Kamikaze Tokubetsu Kogekitai, Dai 7 Showa-tai, Kanoya Base, Japan, April 1945COL GA6M2-K, Kasumigaura Kokutai, Sentoki Tokubetsu Kogekitai, Chitose Base, Japan, July 1945COL HA6M2-K, Lt. (jg) Tamotsu Kaneko, Kamikaze Tokubetsu Kogekitai, Dai 1 Tsukuba-tai, Kanoya Base, Japan, April 1945COL IA6M2-K, Tsukuba Kokutai, Tsukuba Base, Japan, 1944COL JA6M2-K, Tsukuba Kokutai, Tsukuba Base, Japan, 1944
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Go to cartJASDF F-4EJ Phantom II '306th SQ, A.C.M. Meet '82' aircraft kit in 1/72 scale - Fine Molds model. JASDF F-4EJ Phantom II - 306th Squadron, A.C.M. Meet '82 The F-4EJ Phantom II was a variant of the legendary McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II, modified to meet the needs of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF). The plane from the 306th Squad ron participated in the1982 A.C.M. Meet, a major air combat competition between JASDF squadrons. Key features Type: interceptor and multirole fighter Manufacturer: McDonnell Douglas Modification for Japan: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Entry into service: 1971 Squadron: 306th Tactical Fighter Squadron, based at Komatsu Event: A.C.M. Meet 1982 (Air Combat Maneuvering competition) Crew: 2 members (pilot and navigator) Length: 19.2 meters Wingspan: 11.7 meters Height: 5 meters Maximum takeoff weight: 28,000 kg Engine and Performance Engines: 2 × General Electric J79-GE-17 Thrust: 2 × 8,023 kg with afterburner Maximum speed: Mach 2.23 (2,370 km/h) Autonomy: 2,600 km (extendable with in-flight refueling) Operational tangency: 18,300 meters Armament Internal cannon: 1 × M61A1 Vulcan 20 mm (640 rounds) Air-to-air missiles: AIM-7 Sparrow (medium range) AIM-9 Sidewinder (short-range) Bombs and rockets (on 9 points of attack) Auxiliary tanks for increased range Modifications of the F-4EJ version Removed original air-to-ground capabilities (no AGM missiles or guided bombs). Simplified radar and avionics systems for air defense. Later upgrades (F-4EJ Kai): radar improvements, advanced missiles, and increased combat capability. The 306th Squadron and the A.C.M. Meet '82. The 306th Tactical Fighter Squadron was one of the elite units of the JASDF, based at Komatsu Air Base. The 1982A.C.M. Meet (Air Combat Maneuvering Meet) was an annual competition in which Japanese squadrons competed in simulated air combat exercises. The F-4EJs of the 306th SQ participated with special liveries to distinguish themselves. Conclusion The F-4EJ Phantom II of the 306th Squadron remained operational until the 2000s, replaced by the F-15J and later the F-35A. Its role in Japanese air defense and exercises such as the A.C.M. Meet solidified its reputation as a reliable and effective interceptor fighter.
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Go to cartPortable spray booth with airbrush and extraction Fengda BD-512APerfect for small objects, from ceramics to model making. Includes a turntable that makes it easy to use in all areasFeatures: Includes 2.2-meter ventilation hose rotating turntable Retractable cord that stores in its own compartment Fiberglass filter system with cabin filter Easy to install Additional LED light with on/off control. Rubber feet protect your workbench specifications: Fan power: 25 watts Voltage: 220 volts Sound: 65 dB Airflow: 4.3 CBM/MIN Dimensions as configured: 16.5" wide x 19" deep x 13.5" high Dimensions as folded: 16.5" wide x 6" deep x 10" high
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Go to cartSUPERPACK - Set di Utensili per iniziare a fare modellismo. Set appositamente progettato per fornirti gli strumenti essenziali per assemblare qualsiasi kit in scala. Un set di strumenti di base, ma indispensabile per iniziare ad assemblare i tuoi modelli. Composto da una selezione attentamente selezionata di strumenti essenziali, questo set include: pinze di precisione, pinzette, un set di lame di forme diverse, spugne abrasive, carta vetrata standard e carta vetrata per contorni. Ogni strumento è stato progettato per offrire comfort e precisione, assicurando che ogni taglio e regolazione contribuisca a un risultato finale impressionante. Questo set non è solo ideale per i principianti, ma anche per i modellisti esperti che semplicemente non hanno abbastanza tempo per costruire la propria selezione di strumenti di alta qualità. Questo set di strumenti garantisce durata e prestazioni. Contenuto del set: A-MIG-8551 Tronchese da taglio A-MIG-8545 Pinzette dritte A-MIG-8691 Set di mini lame - 3 pezzi (1 mini lama dritta + 1 mini lama curva + 1 mini lama ripper) A-MIG-8571 Spugna abrasiva bifacciale Flexand - 4 pezzi A-MIG-8558 Foglio di spugna abrasiva (280) - 2 pz. A-MIG-8568 Bastoncini abrasivi per contorni - 6 pz. A-MIG-8563 Bastoncino abrasivo standard - 1 pz.
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Go to cartSpray-Work II Airbrush StandThis airbrush stand will greatly help you paint in your work area. This stand consists of a tray base and two airbrush hooks that allow placement of two airbrushes at the same time and is compatible with all Tamiya airbrushes except Tamiya Badger airbrushes. In addition, spare bottles can be placed on the base and stir sticks attached to the stand.
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Go to cartAerografo professional doppia azione
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Go to cart1/35 WWI Austro-Hungarian Infantry Weapon and Equipment
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Go to cart1/24 Model T 1912 Light Delivery Car
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Go to cart1/24 Model T 1913 Roadster, American Passenger Car
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Go to cartAircraft Models Stands (1/48, 1/72, 1/144)
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Go to cart1/35 "Barbarossa " Operation June 22 ,1941 - 4 pcs.
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Go to cart1/35 Soviet tank crew, 1943-1945 Carristi Russi ( 1943-1945 ) - 4 pcs.
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Go to cart1/35 US Infantry in Gas Masks (1918) - US Fanteria americana con maschere antigas (1918)
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Go to cart1/35 US Infantry (1918) (4 figures) - Fanteria Americana US (1918)
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Go to cart1/35 WWI British Infantry 1917-18 Fanteria britannica (1917-1918)
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Go to cart1/35 British Infantry (1914), (4 figures) - Fanteria britannica 1914 WWI
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Go to cart1/35 French Infantry in Gas Masks (1916) (4 figures) - Fanteria francese con maschera antigas (1916) (x4 )
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Go to cart1/35 British Infantry in Gas Masks (1917) - Fanteria inglese con maschere antigas (1917)
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Go to cart1/35 May 1945 Soviet Army at rest after V-Day Fanteria Russa - Maggio 1945 4 pcs.
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Go to cart1/35 Turkish Infantry (1915-1918) (4 figures) - Fanteria turca (1915-1918)All'inizio della prima guerra mondiale, nell'agosto 1914, la Turchia rimase neutrale. Tuttavia, subito dopo - già nell'ottobre 1914 - si unì alla guerra a fianco degli Imperi Centrali. Nel corso della prima guerra mondiale, l'esercito turco, il maggior numero dei quali era di fanteria, fu impegnato principalmente contro Russia e Gran Bretagna, e una delle campagne più famose in cui combatté l'esercito turco fu la battaglia di Gallipolli (nota anche come l'operazione dei Dardanelli), avvenuta dall'aprile 1915 al gennaio 1916. L'armamento principale del fante turco durante la Grande Guerra era il fucile Mauser M1903. Tuttavia, la fornitura di queste armi prima del 1914 si rivelò insufficiente e la fanteria turca continuò a utilizzare i fucili Mauser M1890 e M1893. Vale la pena notare che le unità di secondo tiro, o unità ritenute inadatte per operazioni offensive, furono utilizzate anche dal Mauser M1887 o addirittura dal Peabody-Martini M1874! La mitragliatrice di base era anche il fucile MG09 da 7,65 mm di fabbricazione tedesca. Dal 1916 iniziarono ad arrivare anche in Turchia i fucili MG08. La spina dorsale dell'artiglieria da campo turca, d'altra parte, era costituita - anche qui senza sorprese - dai cannoni tedeschi da 75 mm e 77 mm, principalmente il Krupp M03 L / 30, il Krupp M96 L / 27 e il Rheinmetall M16 L / 35. La divisione di fanteria turca era composta da tre reggimenti di fanteria, un battaglione di fanteria leggera, un reggimento di artiglieria da campo e altre subunità , comprese quelle mediche, di rifornimento e veterinarie. Il corpo di fanteria, d'altra parte, era solitamente composto da tre divisioni di fanteria e unità di supporto relativamente modeste. In totale, contava circa 41.000 persone.
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Go to cart1/24 Ford Team
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Go to cart1/35 German Armoured Vehicle Crew (1941-1942) (4 figures and cat)
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Go to cart1/35 German Infantry 1914 (4 x Figures)
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Go to cart1/35 WWII German Road Police
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Go to cart1/35 WWII German Staff Personnel
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Go to cart1/35 German Tank Riders (1942-1945) (4 figures)
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Go to cart1/16 French Republican Guard Cavalry Regiment Corporal Guardia repubblicana francese
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Go to cart1/35 Gurkha Rifles - 1944 (4 fig.)
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Go to cart1/35 Indian Sikh Rifles (1942) (4 figures)
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Go to cart1/48 Luftwaffe Ground Personnel 1939-1945
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Go to cart1/24 American mechanics (1910s) (3 figures) Meccanici americani , 1910s (3 fig.)
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Go to cart1/35 WWI Austro-Hungarian MG Team (2 figures) - WWI mitraglieri Austro-ungarici (MG Team) (2 fig )L'esercito regolare austro-ungarico, che in realtà è l'esercito imperiale e reale, era l'esercito congiunto della monarchia austro-ungarica. Insieme alle divisioni di Landwera, Honwed e Landsturm, formò le forze di terra della monarchia del Danubio (Ger. Landstreitkrräfte). Ovviamente, il tipo di forza armata più numerosa nell'esercito austro-ungarico era la fanteria. Divisione di fanteria regolare esercito austro-ungarico il più delle volte consisteva in due brigate di fanteria con un totale di 4 reggimenti di fanteria e una brigata di artiglieria. La sua mitragliatrice di base erano le mitragliatrici pesanti Schwarzlose M.07 e M.07 / 12, commissionate nel 1907 con la denominazione MG 07. Quest'arma aveva un calibro di 8 mm e pesava circa 44 chilogrammi insieme al treppiede. Sebbene pesante, era più leggero della sua controparte tedesca o russa. Quest'arma, tuttavia, era caratterizzata da un design piuttosto complicato e da una bassa cadenza di fuoco di 400 colpi al minuto, che però è stata migliorata nel modello M.07/12. Queste armi furono assegnate a livello di battaglione e reggimento e negli ultimi anni della guerra (1917-1918) iniziarono a formarsi compagnie di mitragliatrici pesanti composte da otto mitragliatrici Schwarzlose.
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Go to cart1/35 Moroccan Goumier Rifles - 1943 (4 fig.)
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Go to cartSopwith Triplane airplane kit in 1/48 scale - Eduard model.Package ContentsPlastic sprue, Photo etchings, Resin (cast), White metal, Photo film, Decals sheet (applicable with water)
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Go to cartSopwith Triplane Flying Circus Edition 1/48-scale aircraft kit - Eduard model.The kit is Eduard's Sopwith Triplane (8014). It is one of Eduard's earliest 1/48 scale models, dating back to 1995, and was the first Eduard kit that was not a limited edition product. It is a mixed-media kit and consists of injection-molded plastic, a large etched fret, a white metal engine, and the first horizontal stabilizer, similar to that used by the Sopwith Pup.The kit contains plastic parts and metal photoetched for a model, decal sheet, and detailed instructions.
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Go to cartSopwith Schneider aircraft kit 1/72 scale - Eduard model.Set includes plastic parts, photoetched parts and decals.
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Go to cartSiemens Schuckert D.III fighter plane kit Flying Circus version of 1995 in 1/48 scale - Eduard model.Set contains photoetched plastic and metal parts for a model. Decal sheet.
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Go to cartP-26A Peashooter airplane kit in 1/32 scale - Hasegawa model.Model contains platic parts, decals and instructions.
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Go to cartMorane-Saulnier Type N aircraft kit in 1/48 scale - Eduard model.Package ContentsPlastic sprue, Photo etchings, White metal, Photographic film, Decals sheet (applicable with water)
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Go to cartMorane-Saulnier Type L aircraft kit in 1/48 scale - Eduard model.Package ContentsPlastic sprue (Light gray), Photo etchings (Brass), Photographic film (Clear), Decals sheet (applicable with water) (Multi-color), Metal
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Go to cartFokker E.III aircraft kit in 1/48 scale - Eduard model.Original Eduard edition of the German World War I fighter aircraft, the Fokker E.III Eindecker. The kit is well molded and includes photoetch and white metal engine
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Go to cartFokker D.VIII Flying Circus airplane kit in 1/72 scale - Eduard model.Package ContentsPlastic sprue, Photo etchings, Vacuformed, Photographic film, Decals sheet (applicable with water)
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Go to cartDFW-28 Floh Never Fighting Ladies Edition 1/48 scale airplane kit - Eduard model.Original 1995 Eduard edition of a World War I prototype, the DFW-28 Floh "Flea".Designed as a light single-seat fighter biplane, it reached a top speed of 180 km/h. However, the Army gave up development of this "fighting flea." The kit includes photoetch, film for the instrument panel, and well-detailed cockpit.
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Go to cartRussian 9A52-2 Smerch-M Multiple Rocket Launcher from the RSZO 9k58 MRLS in 1/35 scale - Trumpeter model. Early work on the BM-30 Smiercz self-propelled rocket artillery system began at the turn of the 1970s and 1980s at the Splaw plant in Tula. In 1989, the set was adopted by the Soviet Army. To date (2017), it remains in service with the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. Mass production began in 1989 and continues to this day at Fabryka Splaw Tule. The BM-30 Smiercz was a Soviet response to the American M-270 MLRS launcher. The BM-30 set was based on the MAZ-543M truck chassis. On such a chassis was mounted a 300 mm 12-track missile launcher for the 9M55 family of missiles. They have a range of up to 70 km, and in 1998 their modification with a range of about 90 km was revealed. The BM-30 launchers, together with the BM-27 set, were and still are the backbone of the artillery divisions and brigades of Soviet and Russian troops. The BM-30 set has been exported to several countries, including India, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates. The BM-30 took part in several conflicts, primarily in World War II in Chechnya and the civil war in Syria.
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Go to cartGerman 3T 3.6-36S Troop Transport Vehicle Kit - Radkasten-Normal-Type in 1/35 Scale - Model Miniart.A detailed 1:35 scale modeling kit depicting the German 3-ton troop transport vehicle, a reliable mainstay of the Wehrmacht's logistics and transport operations during World War II. This version features the "Radkasten-Normal-Type" variant, complete with troop benches and intricate details.- Highly detailed plastic parts- Includes photo-etched components- Fully detailed chassis and suspension- 5 decal options included- Accurate truck interior and exterior
TsAMO Project spherical combat vehicle kit in 1/35 scale - Miniart Model. Immerse yourself in a world of alternate history with this bold and imaginative 1:35 scale model kit. The Spherical Combat Vehicle, a concept born of unconventional wartime design, comes to life with extraordinary detail inside and out. Perfect for fans of "What if...?" scenarios and science fiction military modeling. - Highly detailed plastic model kit - Interior kit: complete interior structure and equipment represented - Photo-etched parts included - 5 marking options
Sd.Kfz.251/1 Ausf.D kit with 7.5 cm PaK 40 (2-in-1) 1/35 scale - Model Dragon.Includes both an Sd.Kfz.251/1 Ausf.D and a 7.5 cm PaK 40. Specifically, this is a 2-in-1 kit, allowing customers to assemble either a standard Sd.Kfz.251/1 Ausf.D with a 7.5-cm PaK 40, or an Sd.Kfz.251/22 with the 7.5-cm PaK 40 mounted on the combat vehicle. The interior configurations of both combat vehicles are faithfully reproduced.This versatile kit meets the latest upgrade standards for the Sd.Kfz.251, including Ez-Track, an aluminum barrel, a 3D-printed muzzle brake, optional early-type individual tracks, metal width indicator posts and three types of tarpaulin as options.
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Go to cartTank kit Sd.Kfz. 250/9Ausf. A (2 cm KwK) Complete 2-in-1 interior - 250/9Z or 250/9E in 1/35 scale - Model Dragon.Sd.Kfz 250 was a German World War II light armored half-track transport. The first prototypes of the vehicle were made in 1939, and mass production continued during 1940-1944, ending with the production of about 6,700 units. The Sd.Kfz 250 was powered by a Maybach HL 42 TRKM six-cylinder engine with 100 hp .The Sd.Kfz 250 was developed as a light, multipurpose reconnaissance vehicle for German armored divisions and panzer grenadiers. During series production, two versions of the Sd.Kfz 250 hull were created: the first (called "alt") had undercut side hull plates and a broken armor plate at the front of the hull. In 1943 the "neu" version was introduced, which was simplified: the hull sides were flat, as was the armor on the front of the car. During World War II several variants and versions of the Sd.Kfz 250 were created. The first chronological version was the Sd.Kfz 250/1, which was the basic version and could function as a light infantry carrier or reconnaissance vehicle. Later appeared the Sd.Kfz 250/3, which was a command version with a long-range frame antenna and a long-range radio. Later, an armed version with an 80-mm mortar (Sd.Kfz 250/7), a 28-mm anti-tank gun (Sd.Kfz 250/11) or a reconnaissance vehicle with a 20-mm gun in a rotating turret (Sd. Kfz 250/9). Sd.Kfz 250 machines of all versions were used primarily in armored divisions and armored grenadiers on virtually all fronts of World War II.
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Go to cartTank kit Sd.Kfz. 182 King Tiger Henschel turret sPz.Abt. 501 Battle of the Ardennes 1/35 scale - DRAGON model.Henschel turret "Battle of the Ardennes" (Sd.Kfz.182) with BONUS partsDragon commemorates the Battle of the Ardennes with this unique kit: a Kingtiger with Henschel turret number 222.Features:- New machined "Magic Tracks" appear for the first time on the Kingtiger(perfect fit and no cleaning required - see below for more details)- Road wheels are of Dragon's most accurate and up-to-date quality- 88 mm aluminum cannon barrel- Brass ammunition projectiles- Metal tow cables- Cartograf decals depict tank number 222, well-photographed- Eight bonus Fallschirmjager figures that help replicate a series of famous German World War II photos- Photogravure for engine grille- Photogravure provides detailed base caps for shellsAbout the Battle of the Ardennes:The German Ardennes Offensive, which began in late December 1944 and is commonly known as the Battle of the Ardennes, was the last major German offensive on the Western Front during World War II. The objective was for the German army to cut the Allied line in half, capture Antwerp, advance northward, encircling and destroying four Allied armies, thus forcing them to negotiate peace.Although unsuccessful, it nevertheless committed enormous amounts of Allied resources, and a slow response to the ensuing disruption of the lines erased months of delay. An alternative analysis is that the offensive allowed the Allies to severely deplete the crème de la crème of the German army outside the defenses of the Western Wall and under poor supply conditions, greatly facilitating the subsequent assault on Germany. In terms of numbers, it is the largest battle ever fought by the U.S. Army.About Dragon's "Magic Tracks":these tracks are ready to assemble, no cleaning required! They even snap together with a friction fit system for easy assembly. Just a light application of glue later-the magic of Magic Tracks!
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Go to cartRaupenschlepper Ost RSO/01 Mid Prod. kit in 1/35 scale - Model Miniart.The Raupenschlepper Ost (RSO/01) was a tracked transport vehicle built for harsh battlefield conditions. This detailed 1:35 scale kit brings this rugged workhorse to life with high-quality components and multiple assembly options.- Highly detailed plastic model kit- Photoetched parts included- Fully detailed chassis and suspension- Clear plastic window parts- 4 marking options included
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Go to cartMonty's Office Caravan truck kit in 1/35 scale - ICM model. "Monty's Office Caravan" refers to the mobile headquarters used by the famous British Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery ("Monty") during World War II. It was not a single caravan, but the term often encapsulates the series of vehicles he used as part of his tactical command. This is what is meant by "Monty's Office Caravan." Mobile Headquarters: Montgomery was known to prefer to stay close to the front lines to maintain a good understanding of the battlefield. To facilitate this, he used a series of caravans as his mobile tactical headquarters. Several Caravans: Over the course of the war, Montgomery used at least three main caravans for different purposes: Office Caravan: This was his main workspace, used for meetings, planning and communications. His first office trailer was an Italian trailer captured in North Africa. Later, he used another one as his office. Bedroom Caravan: Acquired later in the North African campaign, this served as his personal quarters. He was said to have declared that he would not leave it for anyone but the King and Winston Churchill. Map Caravan: This specially constructed caravan, presented to him before the D-Day landings, was specifically designed as a mobile map room to coordinate operations. Symbol of Command: These trailers became quite recognizable and were a symbol of Montgomery's command style. They allowed him to be mobile and accessible while still having a space dedicated to his work. Currently at the Imperial War Museum: All three of Montgomery's caravans used during the war were bequeathed to the Imperial War Museum (IWM) upon his death in 1976. They are now on display at the IWM Duxford, offering a fascinating insight into the working conditions of a high commander during the war. Model kits: The importance of "Monty's Office Caravan" is further underscored by the existence of model kits, such as the one produced by ICM, that allow enthusiasts to recreate this iconic piece of military history in miniature. These kits often feature detailed interiors, including furniture and even the portraits that adorned the walls of the real caravan. In essence, "Monty's Office Caravan" represents the mobile nerve center from which Field Marshal Montgomery directed major campaigns during World War II. It is a tangible piece of history that testifies to his leadership and logistical considerations of commanding armies in the field.
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Go to cartM4A3 (76)W kit in 1/35 scale - Dragon model.Bonus features:- Freshly machined final drive cover partsFeaturesTurret:- New tooling for the early production turret (76)W, with realistic texture- Newly machined dome with authentic details- Dome hatch can be assembled open/closed- MG with hollow muzzle- 3 types of slide molded gun barrel provided as optionsUpper and rear hull:- New engine hood support block - APU exhaust pipe- New replacement track linkage racks- Completely new air intake with multilayer detailing- Realistically reproduced M4A3 engine bridge- Rear hull plate is set at correct angle- Transparent parts for visual blockWheels and tracks:- New transmission sprocket with delicate details- Brand new DS T48 track with EEC (Duckbills)Others:- New Cartograf decal- Photo-etched partThe M4 Sherman is surely one of the most famous and recognizable tanks of all time. It is named after the Union commander, General William Sherman, and production exceeded 50,000 units. Dragon has expanded and improved its impressive fleet of 1/35 scale Sherman kits, and the latest release is a Premium Edition version of the M4A3(76)W. The nomenclature of this tank indicates that it was powered by a 500-hp Ford GAA V8 gasoline engine (M4A3), boasted a 76-mm M1 cannon (76) and had a "wet" protective compartment for ammunition (W). The M4A3, the U.S. Army's preferred Sherman variant, began replacing the M4 and M4A1 in 1944. The more powerful 76 mm anti-tank gun was needed to take on the more heavily armored and more powerful German tanks, and began fighting in France from July 1944 onward. In fact, by the end of the war in Europe, half of the U.S. Sherman fleet was equipped with 76mm guns.Dragon's Premium Edition kit depicts an M4A3(76)W with the old Vertical Volute Spring Suspension (VVSS) system. In keeping with its "Premium" status, the kit has received a number of improvements and upgrades. It features a brand new T23 Early Production turret with realistic textures. It features newly crafted T48 tracks made of DS, which boast the added benefit of "duck-billed" Extended End Connectors (EEC), ideal for modeling this tank in a muddy or snowy winter environment. Of course, a number of multimedia elements are also included in the package, such as photo-etched parts and a bonus aluminum cannon barrel. This beautifully detailed model keeps the M4A3 in step with Dragon's recently released Sherman kits. With its improved and bonus components, it will be a must buy for Allied and Sherman tank enthusiasts.
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Go to cartConfession Before Combat Kit 1/35 Scale - ICM Model.During World War II, the British Army formed a total of 43 infantry divisions. At the beginning of the war, division personnel numbered about 13,800 officers and soldiers, while in 1944 this number increased to about 18,300. This significant change in the number of personnel resulted mainly from the increase in the various types of support units, and not from the increase in the number of infantrymen themselves. In 1944, the British infantry division consisted of three infantry brigades, each with its own headquarters, a staff platoon, 3 infantry battalions, and engineering divisions. It is worth adding that a single infantry battalion had about 780 officers and soldiers and had numerous support units (such as a mortar platoon or a reconnaissance platoon). The division also included a de facto artillery brigade with five artillery regiments (including one anti-tank and one AA), a machine gun and mortar battalion, and reconnaissance, communications, and engineer units. An important element in increasing the mobility of the British infantry division was its full motorization. The main rifle of the British infantryman was the Lee Enfield No. 1 or No. 4 rifle. Sten machine guns, Bren manual machine guns, and Vickers machine guns were used as machine guns, among others. The most commonly used anti-tank weapons were the 40- and 57-mm 2-pounder and 6-pounder guns, and later also the 76-mm 17-pounder guns. In turn, the main armament of field artillery was a highly successful Ordnance QF 25-pounder howitzer.
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Go to cartFigurines 11.Frw.Pz.Gren.Div "Nordland" Vistula-Oder 1945 in 1/35 scale - Model Dragon.In early 1945, the Red Army was closing in on the ruined Third Reich. A total of 2,203,000 Soviet soldiers kicked off the Vistula-Oder offensive from the Vistula River in Poland on January 12 and, by February 2, had pushed deep into Germany. Their strategic offensive took them as far as the Oder River, just 70 kilometers from Berlin. The Soviet colossus caused the staggering figure of 377,000 German casualties and 292,000 missing. One of those German units charged with slowing the enemy advance was the 11th Panzergrenadier Volunteer Division "Nordland." Formed in February 1942, this mechanized infantry division was composed of volunteers of a bewildering variety of foreign nationalities. In the Vistula-Oder battle it fought to near extinction.Dragon has announced a set of 1/35 scale figures depicting soldiers of the "Nordland" Division. These four figures realistically capture the fierce nature of the winter fighting during the Vistula-Oder offensive, as troops wearily tried to slow the Russian advance. A typical mixture of uniforms is evident in this set as the German army struggled for survival toward the end of the war. The soldiers also carry a variety of weapons: their armaments include a captured PPsh41 machine gun, as well as an MP-40, an MP-44, and Panzerfausts with which to repel one Russian tank after another. These figures take advantage of Dragon's famous expertise in molding to achieve an astonishing level of detail. Although this set summarizes the essence of this desperate battle at the gates of Germany, it also offers unlimited potential for other end-of-war scenarios.
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Go to cartIJA Type 95 Ha-Go Light Tank Kit Late Production "Iwo Jima" 1/35 scale - Fine Molds model. The Type 95 Ha-Go was a light tank of the Imperial Japanese Army (IJA), employed during World War II, known for its light weight, simplicity of construction, and use in much of the Pacific theater. The late production version, also used in the Battle of Iwo Jima (1945), had some modifications from the early models, adapted to the extreme operating conditions and defensive needs of the last phase of the conflict. Main technical characteristics Type: Light infantry support tank Crew: 3 men (commander/gunner, pilot, marcher) Weight: about 7.4 tons Engine: Mitsubishi Diesel NVD 6120, 120 hp Top speed: ~45 km/h on the road Autonomy: ~250 km Armament 1 Type 94 37 mm cannon 2 Type 97 7.7 mm machine guns (one in turret, one in hull) Distinctive features of the "Late Production - Iwo Jima" version. Slightly improved armor (up to 16 mm in some places) Rougher welds, typical of emergency production Simplified camouflage coloration, often in sandy or earthy tones Improvised additions of sandbags or logs to increase protection Stationary or defensive use, often buried or used as mobile bunkers Operational role at Iwo Jima Static defense and support of Japanese fortified points Deployment limited by volcanic terrain and U.S. air/naval superiority Some vehicles were dug into the ground as fixed positions, as the environment made tactical use in the open field difficult Conclusion The Type 95 Ha-Go, although obsolete in 1945 compared to American tanks, was nevertheless used to the last in Pacific theaters. At Iwo Jima, the late production version represented a desperate attempt to strengthen Japanese resistance. Despite its technical inferiority, it remains one of the symbols of Japanese armored warfare in the conflict.
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Go to cartIJA Type 3 Ho-Ni III kit in 1/35 scale - Fine Molds model. The Type 3 Ho-Ni III was a Japanese self-propelled tank destroyer developed by theImperial Japanese Army (IJA) toward the end of World War II, designed to provide more effective anti-tank support than previous models. It was based on the hull of the Type97 Chi-Ha medium tank and was an attempt to create a well-protected and fully enclosed self-propelled tank, unlike earlier versions of the Ho-Ni series. Main technical characteristics Type: Self-propelled fighter/artillery carriage Crew: 5 men (commander, pilot, gunner, servant, loader) Weight: about 17 tons Engine: Mitsubishi SA12200VD air-cooled diesel, 170 hp Maximum speed: ~38 km/h Autonomy: ~210 km Armament 1 Type 3 75-mm cannon (derived from the Type 90 country artillery gun) 1 Type 97 7.7-mm machine gun (sometimes not installed) Distinctive features Modified Chi-Ha hull with a fully enclosed superstructure for crew protection (new compared to Ho-Ni I and II) Mixed role: both anti-tank and infantry support Limited production due to resource shortages and Japan's critical situation in the last years of the war It was never employed in combat outside Japan, but was intended for defense of the archipelago in case of Allied invasion Intended operational role Static or mobile defense against enemy landings Infantry support against enemy armored vehicles Part of the plan to defend metropolitan Japan in 1945 (never implemented) Conclusion The Type 3 Ho-Ni III was the most advanced of the Ho-Ni series, finally offering complete protection to the crew and effective armament against Allied tanks. However, it was produced in very few examples and never really went into action due to the Japanese surrender. It remains an interesting example of Japan's extreme efforts to modernize its armored forces at a now critical stage of the war.
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Go to cartSd.Kfz.223 Leichter Panzerspähwagen (Fu) armored vehicle kit + photoetched parts in 1/35 scale - Tamiya model. The Sd.Kfz.223 (Fu) was a special version of the German light armored reconnaissance vehicle of the Leichter Panzerspähwagen family, used by the Wehrmacht during World War II. The abbreviation "Fu" stands for "Funk," meaning radio control, and indicates that this model was equipped with a long-range radio for coordinating operations. Key technical features Type: Light armored reconnaissance vehicle with radio apparatus Crew: 3 men (commander, pilot, radio operator) Weight: about 4.8 tons Engine: 75-hp Horch V8 Top speed: ~80 km/h on the road Autonomy: ~300 km on road Armament 1 MG 34 7.92 mm machine gun, mounted in open turret It wassometimes equipped with a second MG for close-range defense Distinctive features Highly visibleframe antenna ("Funkrahmen") mounted above the hull to enable effective radio communications 4x4 all-wheel drive, useful for off-road operations Light armor (maximum 14.5 mm), sufficient against light weapons but vulnerable to heavy blows Operational role Radio command and coordination for reconnaissance units Escort and liaison between advanced units and command Used on the European, African and eastern fronts Conclusion The Sd.Kfz.223 (Fu) was a key tool for German mobile operations because of its ability to maintain communications on the move. Although lightly armored, it was appreciated for its reliability and versatility, especially in the early stages of the war.
Tank kit Panzerkampfwagen II Ausf. A/B/C (Sd.Kfz.121) (French Campaign) in 1/35 scale - Tamiya model. The Panzerkampfwagen II Ausf. A/B/C (Sd.Kfz.121) was a German light tank developed as an interim solution to equip the Wehrmacht's armored forces in the early years of World War II. Used extensively during the Polish Campaign and the French Campaign, it represented one of the main armored fighting vehicles of the beginning of the conflict, pending the entry into service of heavier tanks such as the Panzer III and IV. Main technical characteristics Type: Light combat and reconnaissance tank Crew: 3 men (commander/gunner, pilot, marcher) Weight: about 8.9 tons Engine: 140-hp Maybach HL 62 TRM Top speed: ~40 km/h on the road Autonomy: ~200 km on the road Armament 1 KwK 30 20 mm automatic cannon (or KwK 38 in later versions) 1 MG 34 7.92 mm coaxial machine gun Distinctive features Light armor (5-15 mm), sufficient against light weapons but vulnerable to anti-tank guns and heavy weapons Compact turrets with manual rotation Small size and good mobility, useful for reconnaissance and infantry support Minimal differences between the Ausf. A, B, and C, mainly related to mechanical improvements and suspension Operational role Infantry support and reconnaissance in the early stages of the conflict Deployed in large numbers during the Blitzkrieg in France (1940) Soon proved obsolete against better armed and armored Allied tanks Conclusion The Panzer II Ausf. A/B/C was a key player in early German victories due to its speed and tactical coordination in the Blitzkrieg, despite its weak armor and light armament. After the French Campaign, it was gradually withdrawn from the front-line role, but continued to serve as a training, reconnaissance or base vehicle for other special vehicles.
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Go to cartBritish 2-ton 4x2 Ambulance (Austin K2/Y) kit in 1/48 scale - Tamiya model. The British 2-ton 4x2 Ambulance is a type of British military ambulance used mainly during World War II and subsequent decades. Here is a detailed description: General features: Vehicle type: Light or medium military ambulance. Configuration: 4x2 (i.e., rear-wheel drive with two-wheel drive). Load capacity: About 2 tons (hence the name). Role: Transporting wounded and medical personnel from the front lines to safer medical facilities. Manufacturers: Various British manufacturers, including Austin, Morris-Commercial, Bedford, etc. Period of use: 1940s through the 1950s and beyond. Design: Front cab: For the driver and an assistant. Rear compartment: Equipped to carry 4 stretchers or several folding seats for seated wounded. Engine: Gasoline, with varying power ratings (usually between 60 and 90 horsepower). Bodywork: Usually enclosed, metal or wood, with high roof to allow doctors to work standing up. Historical context: These vehicles were critical to relief operations during the war, helping to safely and relatively quickly transport the wounded from battlefields to field hospitals. Although 4x2 traction was limiting in the most difficult terrain, they were rugged and easy-to-maintain vehicles.
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Go to cartAlbion 3-Point Fueller kit in 1/48 scale - Airfix model. TheAlbion 3-Point Fueller was a British tank vehicle that specialized in rapid refueling of aircraft during World War II. Built by Albion Motors of Glasgow, it was designed to operate on Royal Air Force (RAF) military airfields and efficiently supply fuel to combat and transport aircraft. Key features: Type: Air refueling tanker truck. Manufacturer: Albion Motors (United Kingdom) Period of service: circa 1940-1945 Total weight: About 7-8 tons Configuration: 4x2 (four wheel, two wheel drive) Tank capacity: Variable, generally between 2,000 and 2,500 liters Body: Central tank with three refueling points ("3-Point") to serve multiple aircraft simultaneously Engine and performance: Engine: Diesel or gasoline depending on the model Power: Approximately 80-90 hp Top speed: About 50-60 km/h Special features:
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Go to cartWWII 15-cwt 4 x 2 G.S. Truck kit in 1/48 scale - Airfix model. The 15-cwt 4x2 General Service (G.S.) Truck was a British light military truck used during World War II for general transport duties. "15-cwt" denotes the vehicle's payload, i.e., 15 hundredweight (about 750 kg), while "4x2" refers to traction: four total wheels, two drive. Key features: Type: Light truck for general transportation Manufacturer: Various British manufacturers (Morris, Ford, Bedford, Austin, etc.). Period of service: 1939-1945 Empty weight: About 2,000 kg Payload: About 750 kg Traction: 4x2 (rear wheel drive only) Bodywork: Open platform with tarpaulin or closed body depending on version Engine and performance: Engine: Gasoline, 4 or 6 cylinders (depending on model) Power: Approximately 60-80 hp Top speed: 65-80 km/h Autonomy: About 400 km on the road Operational role and employment: The 15-cwt 4x2 G.S. Truck was an extremely versatile vehicle, used for: Troop transport Resupplying materials Towing small guns Logistics support in mechanized departments Due to its mechanical simplicity and robustness, it operated effectively in various theaters of war, including North Africa, Europe, and Asia. Main variants: Ambulance Radio communications center Fuel or water transport Versions with twin rear wheels for more difficult terrain Conclusion: The 15-cwt 4x2 G.S. was one of the most popular support vehicles among British and Commonwealth forces during World War II. Its reliability, simplicity and ease of maintenance made it critical to the Allies' operational success on the various fronts.
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Go to cartKit Set Model M19 Tank Transporter 1/76 scale - Model Revell. TheM19 Tank Transporter is a military heavy transport vehicle used by the United States during World War II to haul damaged tanks and armored vehicles or to move them over long distances. Composition: The M19 was not a single vehicle, but a system composed of: M20 tractor: a 6x4 truck, based on the Diamond T Model 980 or 981. M9 trailer: a low-floor semi-trailer with 40-ton capacity, equipped with loading ramps. Main features: Tractor engine: 8950 cc diesel Hercules Power: about 185 hp Towing capacity: up to 40 tons Maximum speed: about 40 km/h Total length of the convoy: more than 20 meters Role and use: The M19 Tank Transporter was employed for: Recover damaged tanks from the battlefield. Transport heavy vehicles between bases or to the front, reducing wear and tear on tracks. Optimize the logistics of armored departments. Curiosity: It was nicknamed "Dragon Wagon" because of its imposing size and towing power. It was highly valued for its sturdiness and versatility, so much so that it remained in service even after the war, until the early 1950s. It became one of the most iconic wartime logistics vehicles. In summary, the M19 Tank Transporter was an essential heavy logistics vehicle for the U.S. Army, capable of transporting the heaviest tanks of the time with efficiency and safety.
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Go to cartWWII RAF ground crew in 1/48 scale - Airfix Figurines. This kit includes: 8ground crew figures 2pilot characters 1 Trolley accumulator 1oil tank 1wedge for ammunition trolley wheels Miscellaneous support equipment Note: The Hawker Hurricane is not included, it is available separately as AX05127 - Hawker Hurricane Mk1 1:48
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Go to cartWorld War II British tank repair team (4 figures) in 1/35 scale - Model MINIART.Includes 4 figures.
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Go to cartArmored Reconnaissance, Wiking Division (Hungary 1945) in 1/35 scale - Dragon figure set.- Includes 4 figures.
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Go to cartGerman Waffen Grenadier Figurines 1944-45 1/35 scale - DRAGON model.German 1/35 scale miniatures are always popular with modelers, and Dragon's latest set will not fail to please them! It features four soldiers from the late war period, and the set will be extremely versatile, as the miniatures can be used separately or, alternatively, combined to create a coherent image. The poses are generic enough to fit any vehicle from the 1944-45 period, but still possess an individual touch. The soldiers represent members of the Waffen, an elite force that at its peak grew into a powerful formation of 38 divisions. It was the armed arm of the Schutzstaffel ("Protection Squadron") of the Third Reich and was never part of the Heer's regular army chain of command.These four 1/35 scale Waffen grenadiers are finely sculpted in plastic. The poses are extremely realistic, with the sharp folds of their camouflage clothing accurately rendered. Of particular note is the NCO wearing a hooded parka pulled over his steel helmet, with the hood faithfully recreated in this miniature. Each soldier is equipped with his own Gen2 weapons and personal equipment, and soldiers could be deployed with equal effectiveness on both the Western and Eastern fronts. Weapons in the set include Kar98k rifles, an MP40 machine gun, a Panzerfaust and a StG44 assault rifle. Being panzergrenadiers, these figures are designed to accompany armored vehicles and will undoubtedly prove a boon to diorama makers.
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Go to cartGerman Grenadiers (East Prussia 1945) 1/35 scale - Dragon figurine set.
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Go to cartSoviet Infantry Figurines. Berlin 1945 in 1/35 scale - Zvezda model.In 1945, Berlin was conquered in 17 days. Soviet troops completed the assault on the capital of the Third Reich on May 2, 1945, raising the flag on the Reichstag. Soviet rifle divisions bore the brunt of the battles on the Eastern Front of World War II, and the best ones received the honorary title of Guardsmen. Guard rifle companies were often the basis for the creation of assault squads, which took an active part in assaults on German cities. From 1943, troops began to receive the 7.62 mm caliber machine gun designed by A.I. Sudaev, called the PPS-43.ROKS-2 knapsack flamethrowers and portable machine guns of V.A. Degtyaryov design reinforced the assault teams.
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Go to cartWorld War II German Panzer Crew - France 1944 (Resin Heads / 4 Characters) 1/35 Scale - Miniart Figurines.This 1:35 scale figure set depicts a group of four German tank crew members in relaxed, seated poses, perfect for enhancing vehicle scenes or dioramas set on the Western Front in 1944.- Four figures in realistic poses- Includes finely sculpted resin heads- Designed for vehicle scenes and dioramas of - World War II
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Go to cartWiking Division Panzergrenadiers (Hungary 1945) 1/35 Scale Figurines - Dragon Figurine Set.This kit depicts a squad of Panzergrenadiers from the Wiking Division who fought in Hungary in 1945. The characters wear a fur-lined anorak, winter pants, winter boots, caps and woolen gloves. They are fully equipped with personal gear and weapons such as the Kar98k, Stg.44, MG42, Panzerfaust and hand grenades.
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Go to cartTotenkopf Division (Budapest 1945) in 1/35 scale - Dragon figure set.- Includes 4 figures.
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Go to cartTriceratops eurycephalus figures in 1/35 scale - Tamiya model.
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Go to cartPortable spray booth with airbrush and extraction Fengda BD-512APerfect for small objects, from ceramics to model making. Includes a turntable that makes it easy to use in all areasFeatures: Includes 2.2-meter ventilation hose rotating turntable Retractable cord that stores in its own compartment Fiberglass filter system with cabin filter Easy to install Additional LED light with on/off control. Rubber feet protect your workbench specifications: Fan power: 25 watts Voltage: 220 volts Sound: 65 dB Airflow: 4.3 CBM/MIN Dimensions as configured: 16.5" wide x 19" deep x 13.5" high Dimensions as folded: 16.5" wide x 6" deep x 10" high
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Go to cartSUPERPACK - Set di Utensili per iniziare a fare modellismo. Set appositamente progettato per fornirti gli strumenti essenziali per assemblare qualsiasi kit in scala. Un set di strumenti di base, ma indispensabile per iniziare ad assemblare i tuoi modelli. Composto da una selezione attentamente selezionata di strumenti essenziali, questo set include: pinze di precisione, pinzette, un set di lame di forme diverse, spugne abrasive, carta vetrata standard e carta vetrata per contorni. Ogni strumento è stato progettato per offrire comfort e precisione, assicurando che ogni taglio e regolazione contribuisca a un risultato finale impressionante. Questo set non è solo ideale per i principianti, ma anche per i modellisti esperti che semplicemente non hanno abbastanza tempo per costruire la propria selezione di strumenti di alta qualità. Questo set di strumenti garantisce durata e prestazioni. Contenuto del set: A-MIG-8551 Tronchese da taglio A-MIG-8545 Pinzette dritte A-MIG-8691 Set di mini lame - 3 pezzi (1 mini lama dritta + 1 mini lama curva + 1 mini lama ripper) A-MIG-8571 Spugna abrasiva bifacciale Flexand - 4 pezzi A-MIG-8558 Foglio di spugna abrasiva (280) - 2 pz. A-MIG-8568 Bastoncini abrasivi per contorni - 6 pz. A-MIG-8563 Bastoncino abrasivo standard - 1 pz.
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Go to cartSpray-Work II Airbrush StandThis airbrush stand will greatly help you paint in your work area. This stand consists of a tray base and two airbrush hooks that allow placement of two airbrushes at the same time and is compatible with all Tamiya airbrushes except Tamiya Badger airbrushes. In addition, spare bottles can be placed on the base and stir sticks attached to the stand.
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Go to cartSet of 4 Premium Dio Drybrush Brushes2 AMMO Drybrush Technical Brush4 AMMO Drybrush Technical Brush6 AMMO Drybrush Technical Brush8 AMMO Drybrush Technical Brush
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Go to cartAerografo professional doppia azione
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Go to cartTeca in plastica 111 x 61 x 63
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Go to cartCompressore con serbatoio Specifiche tecniche di compressore: Compressore Fengda AS-189 a stantuffo (singolare) senza olio mini compressore (aria pulita inuscita) adatto per tutte le pistole a spruzzo aerografo regolatore di pressione all´uscita, che è dotato di un filtro (che toglie condensa) e di manometro. valore del regolatore di pressione: 0 - 10 BAR (0-150 PSI) serbatoio di pressione 3L fornisce un flusso d'aria regolare (non sta pulsando) valvola di scarico della condensa sul fondo valvola di sicurezza protezione termica maniglia peghevole per trasporto compressore per una migliore stabilità con quattro ventose antiscivolo tensione del compressore: 220-240 V/50 Hz potenza del compressore: 0,123 kW (1/6HP ) velocità del compressore: 1450/1700 numero di giri livello di rumore del compressore 53 dB / 1m cilindrata del compressore: 20 - 23L / min senza carico peso del compressore: 5,15 kg dimensioni del compressore (LxAxP ): 31,5 x 31,5 x 14,2cm collegamento compressore d'aria G1/8" lunghezza del cavo eletrico: 1,9m certificati di sicurezza: CE, GS, ETL, CETL, ROHS pressione regolabile: od 0 BAR do 6 BAR interruttore a posizione doppia 1. posizione: funzionamento automatico da 3 bar (43 PSI) fino a 4 bar (57 PSI) – addatto per spruzzamento aerografo 2. posizione: funzionamento stabile fino ad una pressione massima di 6 bar (86 PSI), senza arresto automatico - adatto per altri utensili pneumatici ad alta pressione
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