T-34-85 Czechoslovak Late Type Production Tank Kit in 1/35 Scale - Miniart Model.A classic postwar tank, built under license in Czechoslovakia, now available in 1:35 scale. This version of the T-34/85 faithfully reproduces the details of newer production models used throughout the Soviet bloc.Highly detailed plastic model of the T-34/85 produced in CzechoslovakiaIncludes photo-etched partsFeatures accurate exterior and turret details6 marking options included
Anzio 1944. Field repair of Stug III. Ausf. G. BIG SET in 1/35 scale - model Miniart.This kit reproduces German crews engaged in repairing a damaged StuG III during the Italian Campaign. The set includes the assault cannon with damage options, seven detailed figures (mechanics, officers, resting crew) and a cobblestone base with shell damage. Photo etchings enhance the details of tools and vehicles, while period road signs and a street lamp complete the war-torn scene. Everything needed for a ready-to-use diorama showing vehicle maintenance on the front lines.
StuG III Ausf. G Late Miag Prod. scale 1/72 - Model Miniart.This 1:72 scale plastic modeling kit faithfully recreates the StuG III Ausf. G of late production, with authentic details. The kit captures the distinctive features of this iconic German assault cannon, known for its armor and low profile.- Includes photoetched parts for enhanced realism- Decal sheet with 5 marking options for customization- Sharp molding with clear detail definition- Compact 1:72 scale perfect for dioramas or collections
M3 STUART LATE PROD. tank kit. "INTERIOR KIT" 1/35 scale - Model Miniart.This 1:35 scale plastic modeling kit faithfully recreates the M3 Stuart tank in its late production variant, with detailed interiors. The kit includes injection-molded plastic parts, photo-etched components and optional hatch opening/closing configurations for display flexibility. Six marking options are included for added customization. The kit faithfully reproduces the features of this World War II light tank with accurate proportions and authentic details, providing modelers with a rewarding building experience.- Complete interior details for the crew compartment- Positionable hatches (open or closed assembly)- Photoetched parts for enhanced surface details- Realistic welds and textured armor- Six decal options for various unit markings
G7117 1.5T 4×4 1/35 Scale Tow Truck Kit - Model Miniart.This detailed 1:35 scale plastic modeling kit recreates the G7117 1.5-ton 4x4 tow truck. The kit includes injection-molded plastic parts, photo-etched components and clear plastic parts for added realism. The kit faithfully reproduces the design of this World War II recovery vehicle, offering modelers multiple display possibilities.- Highly detailed engine compartment, transmission, brakes and steering systems- Truck tent cover with realistic fabric folds- Photoetched parts for enhanced surface details- Clear plastic parts for windows and lights- Doors and hood can be assembled open or closed- Decal sheet with 3 marking options
German 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
Raupenschlepper 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
World 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
Kit StuG III Ausf. G Last Alkett Prod in 1/72 scale - Model Miniart.This 1:72 scale model kit depicts the StuG III Ausf. G, the last series produced by Alkett during World War II. Known for its reliability and firepower, this self-propelled gun played a significant role in the later stages of the conflict.The kit includes detailed parts and photo-etched components for superior realism. With six decal options, a variety of historical units can be recreated, including those deployed in the Balaton area of Hungary in the spring of 1945. This compact but highly detailed model is perfect for collectors and diorama builders who wish to reproduce the appearance of late-war German armored vehicles. The StuG III Ausf. G (Sturmgeschütz III Ausführung G) was the most produced version of the German StuG III assault gun, employed during World War II. Based on the chassis of the Panzer III, the StuG III was originally conceived as a mobile artillery support, but over time it was transformed into an excellent tank fighter. Main features: Type: Assault cannon/tank gun Period: Introduced in 1942, in service until the end of the war Main armament: 75 mm KwK 40 L/48 canon Armor: Up to 80 mm at the front Engine: 300-hp Maybach HL120 TRM Crew: 4 people The Ausf. G is distinguished by: Taller and wider superstructure Improved commander's dome Installation of additional armor (such as "Schürzen," i.e., side armor skirts) Simplified production to increase numbers (over 7,000 produced) The StuG III Ausf. G was one of Nazi Germany's most effective and produced armored vehicles, prized for its low profile, ease of production and the power of its gun, especially against enemy tanks on the Eastern Front.
Stuart Mk.I "Honey" Early Prod. kit w/Sun Shields 1/35 scale - Model MINIART.The 1:35 scale Stuart Mk.I "Honey" Early Production modeling kit brings to life this iconic light tank, widely used by Allied forces during World War II. Equipped with desert warfare sun shields, this kit provides an excellent opportunity to recreate historical North African scenarios.Highly detailed plastic modeling kit.Photoetched parts included for more detail.Clear plastic parts for windows and lights.All hatches can be mounted in the open or closed position.Realistic metal surfaces and precise weld lines.Decal sheet with 5 marking options. The Stuart Mk.I is the British designation for the M3 Stuart light tank, a U.S. light tank used during World War II. The name "Stuart" comes from Confederate General J.E.B. Stuart and was adopted by the British, who were among the first to employ this vehicle in combat. Main features: Type: Light tank Origin: United States (British designation: Stuart Mk.I) Crew: 4 (commander, gunner, pilot, co-pilot) Main armament: 37 mm cannon Secondary armament: Browning .30 caliber machine guns Engine: Continental gasoline-powered, air-cooled Armor: Lightweight, designed for mobility rather than strength Role: Reconnaissance, infantry support, scouting missions The Stuart Mk.I was highly valued for its mechanical reliability, good mobility and speed, although it was poorly protected and underpowered against heavier tanks. The British employed it in North Africa, where its agility was particularly effective in the desert. Despite its limitations, it was a valuable asset in the early stages of the conflict and contributed to the formation of the Allied armored forces.
1/35 scale Railway Crossing - model Miniart.This 1:35 scale model kit features a detailed railway crossing, perfect for adding realism to dioramas and model railroad scenes. The set includes railroad tracks, crossing barriers, traffic signals and mechanical control devices, faithfully reproducing the look of classic railroad infrastructure.The barriers can be placed open or closed, allowing for dynamic display options. Whether used as part of a World War II battle scene or a civilian setting, this kit is a versatile addition for modelers who wish to enrich their models with an authentic railroad element.
Junkers F13 aircraft kit. Mid Prod. German, Polish, Swiss Service in 1/48 scale - Model Miniart.Take flight with the Junkers F13, a pioneering all-metal monoplane that shaped early commercial aviation. This highly detailed 1:48 scale kit captures the elegance and engineering of this iconic aircraft.Highly detailed plastic model kitPhotoetched parts includedClear plastic parts for windows and cockpit detailsHatches can be built open or closedEngine and interior compartments accurately depictedDecal sheet with 3 marking options The Junkers F 13 was the world's first all-metal airliner, designed in Germany by Hugo Junkers and built by Junkers Flugzeugwerke AG. It first flew on June 25, 1919 and marked a milestone in the history of civil aviation. Key features: Type: passenger airplane (civil line) Structure: Completely made of metal (corrugated duraluminum), revolutionary for the time Engine: Radial or inline (several variants, often BMW or Mercedes) Capacity: 4 passengers + 2 crew members Max speed: Approx. 170 km/h The Junkers F 13 was reliable, robust and capable of flying even in adverse weather conditions. It was used around the world in the 1920s and 1930s by pioneering airlines, making a major contribution to the development of commercial aviation. Today it is considered an icon of German aeronautical engineering.
British tank cavalrymen (Northwest Europe). Resin heads in 1/35 scale - Miniart Figurine Set.1:35 scale plastic model kit with four highly detailed WWII German infantry figures.This set is perfect for enhancing dioramas or as a stand-alone set to display soldiers in various poses with equipment.
7.5cm Pak 40/4 kit. Selbstfahrlafette RSO 1/35 Scale - Miniart Figurine Set.The 1:35 scale assembly kit of the 7.5cm Pak 40/4 Selbstfahrlafette RSO faithfully reproduces the functional design of this self-propelled anti-tank gun used by German forces during World War II. With detailed features and precision components, this kit is perfect for historical modelers and diorama enthusiasts.Highly detailed plastic model kit of the self-propelled gun.Includes photo-etched (PE) parts for enhanced realism.Transparent plastic parts included for precise detail.4 decal options to choose from to ensure maximum historical accuracy. The 7.5 cm PaK 40/4 auf RSO (Selbstfahrlafette RSO) was a German World War II light self-propelled anti-tank gun, developed as an emergency solution to provide a mobile platform for the 75 mm PaK 40 anti-tank gun by mounting it on an RSO (Raupenschlepper Ost) tracked tractor. Main features: Type: Self-propelled light anti-tank Main armament: 7.5 cm PaK 40/4 L/46 Chassis: RSO tracked tractor (originally used to transport supplies on the Eastern Front) Crew: 3-4 Armor: Very light, only for basic protection against shrapnel and light weapons Role: Mobile anti-tank defense in difficult conditions and muddy or snowy terrain Despite its minimal protection and unstable platform, the PaK 40/4 auf RSO was prized for its ability to move over terrain where heavier vehicles would get stuck. Few were produced due to the improvised nature of the design and limited performance, but it represents a typical example of German ingenuity in seeking mobile solutions against Allied tanks.
Tank kit Sd.Kfz.234/1 Schwerer Panzerspähwagen (2 cm). Late Mod 1/35 scale - Model MINIART.This 1:35 scale kit faithfully reproduces the Sd.Kfz.234/1 Schwerer Panzerspähwagen, a late-war German heavy armored reconnaissance vehicle. Known for its speed and rugged design, this vehicle was widely used in reconnaissance and support roles.The kit includes finely detailed parts, photo-etched components, and 6 decal options to represent different units. The ??details of the late modifications make it ideal for recreating scenes from the later stages of World War II. Perfect for collectors and modelers interested in German armored vehicles, this kit is a great addition to any World War II-themed collection or diorama. The Sd.Kfz. 234/1 (also known as Schwerer Panzerspähwagen) is an armored reconnaissance vehicle produced by Nazi Germany during World War II. It is part of the Sd.Kfz. 234, a group of armored reconnaissance vehicles developed by the Kraftfahrzeug-Gesellschaft and employed mainly by the Luftwaffe and Heer. Model 234/1 is one of the variants of the Sd.Kfz. 234, known for its speed, maneuverability and ability to operate in various types of terrain. Technical characteristics Type: Armored reconnaissance vehicle Years of service: 1943 - 1945 Production: About 200 units Length: 5.76 m Width: 2.40 m Height: 2.20 m Weight: 8.0 tons Engine: 6-cylinder Maybach HL 42 gasoline engine, 120 hp Top speed: 85 km/h on the road Autonomy: About 600 km on the road Main armament: One KwK 30 20 mm cannon (automatic system) mounted on an open turret Secondary armament: One 7.92 mm MG34 machine gun Armor: Variable between 8 mm and 30 mm depending on the areas of the vehicle Operational role and use The Sd.Kfz. 234/1 was designed as a heavy reconnaissance vehicle, primarily for discovering the enemy and gathering battlefield intelligence, as well as tactical support tasks. The main functions and uses include: Reconnaissance: The vehicle was used to patrol the front and gather information on enemy movements and forces, especially in the advance stages of German troops in Russia and other war zones. Support for mechanized troops: Its high speed made it ideal for following ground troops and giving support in infantry and tank operations, as well as intercepting enemy infantry units or moving vehicles. Attack vehicle: Although primarily a reconnaissance vehicle, the 20 mm KwK 30 cannon and MG34 machine gun allowed the Sd.Kfz. 234/1 to take on small groups of enemies and light vehicles. Design and special features Swiveling turret: The Sd.Kfz. 234/1 mounted a revolving turret, which made it much more maneuverable than other reconnaissance vehicles of the time. This allowed it to quickly face different directions during patrol missions. Wheels and suspension: The vehicle had an independent wheel and suspension configuration, which gave it superior mobility compared to tracked vehicles. The presence of wheels made it faster on the road and able to move quickly. Armoredprotection: The armor, while lighter than other armored vehicles, provided adequate protection against small arms and shots from enemy infantry units. The armor configuration was intended to provide a good balance between protection and speed. Battle deployment and historical impact The Sd.Kfz. 234/1 was mainly employed on the eastern fronts, where the Luftwaffe and German armored troops used it for advanced reconnaissance during the invasion of the Soviet Union and during the final stages of the war. The 234/1 version, equipped with the 20-mm cannon, was not designed to face heavy enemy tanks, but it proved very effective against light vehicles and as support in protecting moving units. The vehicles of the Sd.Kfz. 234 series vehicles in general continued to be used until the end of the war due to their speed and ability to maneuver, although the superiority of Allied tanks and Nazi Germany's increasing difficulty in supplying materials limited their use in the latter stages of the conflict. Conclusion The Sd.Kfz. 234/1 Schwerer Panzerspähwagen represents one of the most advanced solutions in the field of armored reconnaissance vehicles in Germany during World War II. Due to its combination of speed, mobility, and armament capability, it was an important tool for reconnaissance and support operations in wartime campaigns. Although it was not designed to take on heavy tanks, its role in providing crucial intelligence and supporting other units made the Sd.Kfz. 234/1 a valued vehicle on the battlefield.
RAUPENSCHLEPPER OST RSO/01 kit. EARLY PROD in 1/35 scale - Model MINIARTThe Raupenschlepper Ost (RSO/01) was a tracked vehicle used by German forces during World War II, designed to move over difficult terrain such as snow and mud. This 1:35 scale kit represents the first production model, complete with detailed parts and realistic features.The kit includes photo-etched components and 4 decal options, allowing you to recreate various units and configurations. Its rugged design and unique appearance make it an excellent addition to any World War II model or diorama collection. Ideal for modelers interested in military transport vehicles and winter campaigns. The RAUPENSCHLEPPER OST RSO/01 (also abbreviated RSO/01) is a tracked vehicle produced by Nazi Germany during World War II. The RSO (Raupenschlepper Ost) was a transport vehicle specifically designed to cope with the difficult conditions on the Eastern Front, particularly in the Soviet Union, where muddy terrain and weather conditions were particularly problematic for motorized vehicles. Technical characteristics Type: Tracked transport and logistical support vehicle Production: About 3,600 units between 1942 and 1944 Length: 4.5 m Width: 2.2 m Height: 2.1 m Weight: 5.9 tons Engine: Maybach HL 42 6-cylinder 100-hp gasoline engine Top speed: 45 km/h on the road Autonomy: 200 km on the road Armament: The RSO/01 was not designed as a combat vehicle, so it had no main armament, but some variants could be equipped with MG34 machine guns for defense. Design and Usage. The RSO/01 was designed as a logistics support transport vehicle, specifically for transporting ammunition, supplies and materials to combat zones. Its ability to cope with difficult and muddy terrain made it particularly useful on the Eastern Front, where wheeled vehicles were often stranded in muddy and snowy conditions. The design of the vehicle was relatively simple but very functional, with a tracked structure that allowed it to have good traction even in difficult terrain. The vehicle had a cargo box in the rear, which could be used to carry various types of supplies, from fuel to ammunition. Some models were also equipped to carry light artillery pieces. Operational role and employment The RSO/01 was mainly used for logistical and transportation tasks, in particular: Transportation ofsupplies and materials: The vehicle was used to transport crucial supplies such as ammunition, fuel, food, and equipment, especially in areas difficult to reach by other vehicles. Troop support: It was also used to move heavy material, such as light artillery and battlefield equipment, which had to be carried forward and behind the front lines. Assistance to armored units: In some situations, RSO/01 was used to assist armored units by carrying spare parts or ammunition for tanks. Variations and versions There are several variations of the RSO, including: RSO/01 (Basic version): Standard transport vehicle, equipped with a loading platform and used mainly for logistics tasks. RSO/03 (Version with artillery attachment): Variant capable of carrying light artillery pieces and ammunition for support of troops on the battlefield. In addition, some versions were equipped with loading platforms to carry heavy materials or light vehicles, while others were adapted for specific missions, such as protection against enemy vehicles. Conclusion The RAUPENSCHLEPPER OST RSO/01 was one of the most useful vehicles for logistics and transportation on the Eastern Front during World War II because of its ability to move over difficult and muddy terrain. Although not a combat vehicle, the RSO/01 played a crucial role in supporting German troops, enabling them to keep supply lines open and support battlefield operations.
1930s-'50s Fuel and Oil Barrels Set 2 in 1/24 Scale - Model Miniart.This kit includes six 1:24 scale fuel and oil barrels from the 1930s to the 1950s, perfect for enhancing vehicle dioramas or garage scenes. Each barrel features realistic details, including authentic brands and aged effects, adding an extra level of realism to your projects. Whether you're building a historic setting or a classic car show, these barrels are versatile accessories that bring life and character to your scene
U.S. Infantry Tank Riders Figures. Set 1 in 1/35 scale - Model Miniart.This kit includes four detailed figures of American infantrymen posing as tank riders, ideal for enhancing your World War II dioramas. The figures feature realistic uniforms and weapons, capturing the look of American soldiers during the war.
3T CARGO TRUCK L701 truck kit 1/35 scale - Model Miniart.This 1:35 scale model kit recreates the 3-ton L701 Cargo Truck, a versatile vehicle used in both civilian and military roles. The kit offers a range of details, including photoetched parts, clear plastic window and light components, and a fully detailed engine and interior. The doors and hood can be built in the open or closed position, giving you flexibility for various display options.With six decal options included, you can customize the truck for commercial or wartime use. Perfect for dioramas or freestanding displays, this kit offers realism and customization options for modelers of all levels.Highly detailed plastic model kitPhotoetched parts includedClear plastic parts includedDecal sheet with 6 optionsDoors and hood can be mounted in the open or closed positionHighly detailed engine compartment, transmission, brakes and steering systems The 3T CARGO TRUCK L701 is a military transport vehicle produced by Mercedes-Benz during World War II for theGerman Army. This truck, also known as the Mercedes-Benz L701, was part of the series of light vehicles produced by the German automaker for the German armed forces. Key technical features: Type: Light transport truck Manufacturer: Mercedes-Benz Year of Production: Around 1940-1944 Weight: About 3 tons Load capacity: 3 tons Engine: Gasoline or diesel engine, depending on version Top speed: About 70 km/h Range: Approximately 200-250 km, depending on conditions and type of load Role: Transport of supplies, troops and materials Design and use: The 3T CARGO TRUCK L701 was designed to be a versatile truck for theGerman Army, employed primarily in logistical tasks such as transporting ammunition, fuel, food, and other supplies. It was also used to transport troops and heavy equipment to combat zones. The truck had a rear-wheel-drive configuration and a simple structure, which enabled it to cope with difficult terrain. Although it was relatively small and light compared to other transport vehicles of the time, its reliability and sturdiness made it useful in many theaters of war. Operational role and employment: The L701 was used in various logistics support roles for both troop units and armored forces. It was employed for: Transporting materials and supplies to the front lines Supporting infantry and armored operations Transport of light artillery pieces and ammunition Transportation of troops during battlefield movements Conclusion: The Mercedes-Benz 3T CARGO TRUCK L701 represents an example of a versatile and useful light truck in the context of German military logistics during World War II. Although it was relatively small compared to larger capacity trucks, its reliability and practical design made it indispensable to the armed forces during the conflict.