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Russian 9A52-2 Smerch-M Multiple Rocket Launcher 1/35 - TRUMPETER 01020

SKU TRU-01020

Brand TRUMPETER

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Russia

Period: Modern

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

Russian 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.

120,85 €

German troop transport vehicle 3T 3.6-36S 1/35 - MINIART 35453

SKU MINA35453

Brand MINIART

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

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

Out of stock

TsAMO Project 1/35 spherical combat vehicle - MINIART 40003

SKU MINA40003

Brand MINIART

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

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

53,55 €

Sd.Kfz.251/1 Ausf.D 1/35 - DRAGON 6664

SKU DRA-6664

Brand DRAGON

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

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.

87,15 €

Sd.Kfz. 250/9Ausf. A 1/35 - DRAGON 6859

SKU DRA-6859

Brand DRAGON

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

Tank 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.

86,10 €

Sd.Kfz. 182 King Tiger 1/35 - DRAGON 6254

SKU DRA-6254

Brand DRAGON

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

Tank 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!

93,45 €

Raupenschlepper Ost RSO/01 - 1/35 - MINIART 35480

SKU MINA35480

Brand MINIART

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

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

55,65 €

Monty's Office Caravan 1/35 - ICM 35603

SKU ICM-35603

Brand ICM

Scale: 1/35

Nation: United Kingdom

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

Monty'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.

94,50 €

M4A3 (76)W 1/35 - DRAGON 6325

SKU DRA-6325

Brand DRAGON

Scale: 1/35

Nation: United States of America

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

M4A3 (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.

87,15 €

Confession Before Combat 1/35 - ICM 35585

SKU ICM-35585

Brand ICM

Scale: 1/35

Nation: United Kingdom

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

Confession 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.

78,75 €

11.Frw.Pz.Gren.Div 1/35 - DRAGON 6455

SKU DRA-6455

Brand DRAGON

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Figurines

Category Kit

Figurines 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.

17,85 €

Type 95 Ha-Go 1/35 - FINE MOLDS MR01

SKU FIM-MR01

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

IJA 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.

42,00 €

IJA Type 3 Ho-Ni III 1/35 - FINE MOLDS MR02

SKU FIM-MR02

Brand FINE MOLDS

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

IJA 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.

49,00 €

Sd.Kfz.223 Leichter Panzerspähwagen 1/35 - TAMIYA 35268

SKU TAM-35268

Brand TAMIYA

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

Sd.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.

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Panzerkampfwagen II Ausf. A/B/C 1/35 - TAMIYA 35292

SKU TAM-35292

Brand TAMIYA

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

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.

44,10 €

British 2-ton 4x2 Ambulance 1/48 - TAMIYA 32605

SKU TAM-32605

Brand TAMIYA

Scale: 1/48

Nation: United Kingdom

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

British 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.

31,50 €

Albion 3-Point Fueller 1/48 - AIRFIX A03312

SKU AX03312

Brand AIRFIX

Scale: 1/48

Nation: United Kingdom

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

Albion 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:

25,20 €

15-cwt 4 x 2 G.S. 1/48 - AIRFIX A03313A

SKU AX03313A

Brand AIRFIX

Scale: 1/48

Nation: United Kingdom

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

WWII 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.

25,20 €

Tesla Tank 1/35 - BORDER MODEL BC-005

SKU BD-BC005

Brand BORDER MODEL

Scale: 1/35

Period: Modern

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

Tesla Tank kit (pre-colored kit with interlocking assembly) 1/35 scale - Border Model.

Out of stock

M19 Tank Transporter 1/76 - REVELL 63364

SKU RE-63364

Brand REVELL

Scale: 1/76

Nation: United States of America

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

Kit 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.

30,45 €

IJA Tank Destroyer Ho-Ri 2 - 1/35 - MODELCOLLECT 47059

SKU MDL-47059

Brand MODELCOLLECT

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

Kit IJA Tank Destroyer Ho-Ri 2 Field modified with IJN Type 10 120mm AA gun (Fist of War) 1/35 scale - Model Modelcollect. The IJA Tank Destroyer Ho-Ri 2 field modified with IJN Type 10 120mm AA gun (Fist of War) is a fictional military vehicle belonging to the "Fist of War" alternate universe , a line of uchronic (i.e., based on an alternate history) modeling and fiction in which World War II continues beyond 1945 with experimental technologies. Description: Full name: Field-modified Ho-Ri 2 with 120 mm Type 10 anti-aircraft gun of the Imperial Japanese Navy. Type: Heavy tank destroyer (tank destroyer). Origin: Japanese Empire (in this alternate scenario). Universe: Fist of War (fantasy/what-if military). Hypothetical features: Based onthe Ho-Ri 2, an unrealized real-life Japanese heavy fighter project, inspired by the German Jagdtiger. In this uchronic version, the vehicle is modified in the field with the installation of a 120 mm Type 10 naval gun, usually used for anti-aircraft. The weapon is mounted in a fixed casemate, making it similar to German tank destroyers such as the Ferdinand or Jagdpanther. Probable high firepower, but limited mobility and bulky silhouette. Purpose in the "Fist of War" context: In this fictional universe, Japan desperately tries to counter advanced Allied tanks, such as the M26 Pershing or Soviet prototypes, using hybrid or improvised solutions. This vehicle represents an extreme measure of field adaptation by combining Army and Navy resources. Trivia: The vehicle never existed historically; it is an artistic and model creation, often depicted in dioramas or scale kits. It is part of a larger imagery in which advanced technologies (jets, mecha, supertanks) change the course of warfare. In summary, the Ho-Ri 2 with 120 mm Type 10 is a Japanese "what-if" fighter tank, an imaginative reinterpretation of wartime history designed for alternative modeling enthusiasts and hypothetical scenarios.

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IJA Tank Destroyer Ho-Ri 2 - 1/35 - MODELCOLLECT 47057

SKU MDL-47057

Brand MODELCOLLECT

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

IJA Tank Destroyer Ho-Ri 2 with 12cm gun (Fist of War) kit in 1/35 scale - Model Modelcollect. The IJA Tank Destroyer Ho-Ri 2 with 12cm gun (Fist of War) is a fictional vehicle belonging to the uchronic "Fist of War" universe, which reinterprets World War II with advanced technologies and experimental designs taken beyond historical reality. Description: Full name: Ho-Ri 2 with 120 mm cannon Type: heavy tank destroyer (tank destroyer) Origin: Japanese Empire (in the alternate universe "Fist of War") Category: "what-if" medium, not really existing Historical-fantastic context: The Ho-Ri 2 was a Japanese design actually conceived toward the end of the war as a heavy fighter, inspired by German models such as the Jagdtiger. In the "Fist of War" line, this vehicle is reinterpreted with extreme modifications, such as the adoption of a 120-mm cannon, usually used in naval or anti-aircraft. Features (hypothetical): Main armament: 120 mm Type 10 cannon (naval model repurposed for land use) Structure: Fixed (not rotating) casemate, similar to that of other German heavy fighters Role: Long-range destruction of heavy tanks and fortifications Mobility: Limited, due to large tonnage and weight of armament Crew: Probably 5-6 men Purpose in Fist of War: The vehicle represents Japan's desperate, high-powered response to highly advanced Allied tanks such as theM26 Pershing or Soviet prototypes, exploiting naval technologies repurposed for land use. Trivia: This vehicle did not exist in reality, but it is a popular subject in what-if modeling, often offered in kit form. "Fist of War" is a popular line among fans of alternate history and fictional war vehicles. In summary, the Ho-Ri 2 with 12cm gun is a hypothetical Japanese heavy fighter-tanker designed for an alternate scenario in which Japan develops extreme weapons to prosecute the war with hybrid and unconventional technologies.

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IJA Tactical SPG Kabuto-Kai 1/35 - MODELCOLLECT 47058

SKU MDL-47058

Brand MODELCOLLECT

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

IJA Tactical SPG Kabuto-Ka kit in 1/35 scale - Modelcollect.

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StuG III Ausf. G 1/72 - MINIART 72110

SKU MINA72110

Brand MINIART

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

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.

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Stuart Mk.I 1/35 - MINIART 35423

SKU MINA35423

Brand MINIART

Scale: 1/35

Nation: United States of America

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

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.

60,90 €

Soviet GAZ-66 - 1/35 - ZVEZDA 3707

SKU ZVE-3707

Brand ZVEZDA

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Russia

Period: Modern

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

Soviet GAZ-66 kit in 1/35 scale - Zvezda model. The GAZ-66 is a medium-sized Soviet 4x4 military truck produced by the Russian company GAZ (Gorkovsky Avtomobilny Zavod) from 1964 to 1999. It is one of the most iconic transport vehicles of the Soviet Army and other Warsaw Pact countries. Main features: Type: 4x4 military tactical truck Engine: 4.25-liter V8 gasoline Power: Approximately 115 hp Loadcapacity: Up to 2 tons Traction: Integral (4x4), with differential lock Maximum speed: Approximately 90 km/h Range: Up to 850 km (with auxiliary tanks) Usage and versatility: Designed to cope with rough terrain, snow, mud and extreme environments. It has served as a troop transport vehicle, field ambulances, mobile communication centers, missile launchers and more. Widely exported and used in many nations, including in civilian areas such as mountain rescue and forestry. Rugged, easy to maintain and suitable for all weather conditions, the GAZ-66 is considered a true "work mule" of the Soviet and Russian armed forces.

63,00 €

M24 CHAFFEE 1/35 - ITALERI 6761

SKU ITA-6761

Brand ITALERI

Scale: 1/35

Nation: United States of America

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

M24 CHAFFEE tank kit in 1/35 scale - Italeri model.METAL CANE - RUBBER CHAFFEETRUCKS IN ALTERNATIVE LINK AND LENGTH - DECALS FOR 5 VERSIONS - COLOURED INSTRUCTION SHEET The M24 Chaffee is a U.S. light tank introduced at the end of World War II as the successor to the M5 Stuart. It was designed to offer better firepower, protection, and mobility than its predecessors. Key features: Type: Light wagon Entry into service: 1944 Crew: 5 people Main armament: 75mm M6cannon Engines: 2 Cadillac V8 gasoline engines Top speed: about 56 km/h Autonomy: about 160 km Role and use: The M24 was designed primarily for reconnaissance and light support, but its 75-mm cannon was capable of engaging enemy medium tanks as well, making it more versatile than previous light tanks. It was used: In the final stages of World War II. In the Korean War By many NATO and allied nations during the Cold War. Curiosity: Named after General Adna R. Chaffee Jr, pioneer of the U.S. armored forces. It was valued for its ease of driving and maneuverability, but its light armor made it vulnerable in frontal combat. It was one of the first tanks to mount torsional suspension, improving off-road mobility. In summary, theM24 Chaffee was a well-balanced light tank for its time, combining good firepower with great mobility, remaining in service in various forms until the 1960s-1970s.

34,65 €

BMP-3 - 1/72 - ZVEZDA 5079

SKU ZVE-5079

Brand ZVEZDA

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Russia

Period: Modern

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

Russian infantry fighting vehicle BMP-3 kit in 1/72 scale - Zvezda model. The BMP-3 is a Russian-made Infantry Fighting Vehicle (IFV) that entered service in the late 1980s. It is the most advanced in the BMP ("Infantry Fighting Vehicle") series and is designed to transport troops to the battlefield, offering protection, mobility and firepower. Key features: Type: Infantry combat vehicle tracked Main armament: 100 mm cannon (capable of firing HE projectiles and anti-tank guided missiles) 30-mm coaxial cannon 7.62 mm machine gun Crew: 3 (commander, driver, gunner) + 7 soldiers carried Engine: 500 hp diesel Speed: About 70 km/h on road, amphibious (can swim up to 10 km/h) Protection: Aluminum armor, NBCR protection, smoke, fire suppression system Role and Usage: The BMP-3 combines light tank mobility, significant firepower and amphibious capabilities, making it suitable for complex operations, even in hostile environments. It has been used in numerous post-Soviet conflicts and has been exported to several countries, including the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Venezuela and Indonesia. It is considered one of the most heavily armed infantry vehicles in the world, thanks to its 100 mm cannon integrated into a compact turret.

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7.5cm Pak 40/4. Selbstfahrlafette RSO 1/35 - MINIART 35483

SKU MINA35483

Brand MINIART

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

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.

55,65 €

U.S. M113 ACAV 1/35 - TAMIYA 35135

SKU TAM-35135

Brand TAMIYA

Scale: 1/35

Nation: United States of America

Period: Vietnam

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

U.S. M113 ACAV 1/35 scale tank kit - Tamiya model. The M113ACAV (Armored Cavalry Assault Vehicle) is a modified version of the U.S. M113 armored troop transport, adapted for the needs of mechanized cavalry units during the Vietnam War. Main features: Origin: United States Type: Armored troop carrier (APC) vehicle modified for assault Crew: 2 (commander, driver) + 11 transportable soldiers Armament (ACAV): 1 M2 Browning 12.7 mm machine gun (on armored turret) 1-2 additional 7.62 mm M60 machine guns mounted on sides Armor: Aluminum, lightweight but resistant to light bullets and shrapnel Propulsion: Diesel or gasoline engine (depending on version) Speed: About 65 km/h on the road Amphibious capability: Yes, with minimal preparation Employment: TheACAV was developed in response to direct experience in Vietnam, where the standard M113 was vulnerable and poorly defended. The ACAV configuration improved protection and firepower, making it more suitable for offensive operations, patrols and escorts. It was widely used by American and South Vietnamese forces. Today it is an iconic vehicle of the Vietnamese conflict and highly valued in military model making.

33,60 €

Rheinbote 1/72 - SPECIAL ARMOUR SA72028

SKU MPMSA72028

Brand SPECIAL ARMOUR

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Rockets / Carriers

Category Kit

Rheinbote kit 'World War II German tactical ground-to-ground rocket V-4 with launcher' in 1/72 scale - Special Armour model. The Rheinbote (or V-4) was a tactical ground-to-ground rocket developed by Nazi Germany during World War II. Main features: Type: Short-range ballistic rocket Developed by: Rheinmetall-Borsig Year of introduction: 1944 Length: About 11.4 meters Weight: About 1,650 kg Warhead: Explosive, about 40 kg war load Range: 160-220 km Design and Operation: The Rheinbote was the first 4-stage solid-fuel rocket used in combat. Each stage ignited sequentially to increase range. Designed to hit distant enemy targets with great speed but low accuracy. Combat use: Employed in 1945 against targets in Flanders and the Netherlands. Did not have significant impact due to poor accuracy and limited explosive. Although the Rheinbote was one of the first attempts at multi-stage missiles, its wartime use was limited and ineffective compared to other weapon systems of the time, such as the V-2.

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Fordson WOT2H 1/72 - PLANET MODELS MV138

SKU CMKMV72.138

Brand PLANET MODELS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: United Kingdom

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

Fordson WOT2H Tin Cargo Bed kit in 1/72 scale - Planet Models. The Fordson WOT2H 'Tin Cargo Bed' is a 15 cwt(centum weight, approximately 750 kg load capacity) light truck produced by the United Kingdom during World War II. Main features: Type: Light military truck Manufacturer: Fordson (Ford UK) Production period: 1940s Load capacity: 15 cwt (750 kg) Configuration: 4x2 Design and Usage: Employed primarily by theBritish Army to transport troops, equipment and supplies Metal box version ("Tin Cargo Bed"), more durable than wooden ones Designed to be sturdy and easy to produce in large quantities Engine and Performance: Engine: Ford gasoline V8 Power: Approximately 85 hp Transmission: 4-speedmanual Maximum speed: About 80 km/h The Fordson WOT2H was part of the WOT (War Office Truck) series, which included variants with different load capacities and configurations to suit British wartime needs.

30,45 €

VK45.02 H 1/35 - TAKOM 2191

SKU TKM-2191

Brand TAKOM MODEL

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

VK45.02(H) Draft Blueprint tank kit w1461 1/35 scale - Takom model. The VK 45.02(H) Draft Blueprint w1461 was a World War II German experimental design developed as a possible evolution of the Tiger II (King Tiger). Main features: Code name: VK 45.02 (H)(VK = Versuchskonstruktion, "experimental prototype") Developed by: Henschel Planned armament: 88 mm KwK 43 L/71 cannon (the same as the King Tiger) Armor: Thick and sloping, improving protection compared to previous tanks Engine: Maybach HL 230 P30, 700 hp Turret: Prototype similar to that of the Henschel version of the King Tiger Estimated speed: Approximately 35-40 km/h Design and Development The VK 45.02 (H) was one of the design variants for a heavy wagon successor to the Tiger I, but the project was abandoned in favor of the Tiger II, which was actually produced and used in battle. The term "Draft Blueprint w1461" indicates that the model in question is based on an original technical drawing (blueprint) numbered w1461, probably one of the advanced drafts of the project.

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Arctic/Antarctic Expeditionary Vehicle M29 Weasel 1/35 - TAKOM 2193

SKU TKM-2193

Brand TAKOM MODEL

Scale: 1/35

Nation: United States of America

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

Arctic/Antarctic Expeditionary Vehicle Kit M29 Weasel in 1/35 scale - Takom model. TheM29 Weasel was a light tracked transport vehicle designed by the United States during World War II, used in various theaters of operation and later employed in Arctic and Antarctic expeditions. Key features: Manufacturer: Studebaker Corporation Year of development: 1942-1943 Weight: 1.9 tons Engine: Studebaker 6-cylinder, 2.2 L, 70 hp Maximum speed: 58 km/h on land, 6.4 km/h in water (amphibious versions) Range: 200 miles Cargo capacity: 450-540 kg Crew: 1-2 persons Origin and use The M29 Weasel was initially developed for operations in the snowy regions of Norway against German forces, but was later employed in a variety of contexts, including: European and Pacific theater: transporting supplies and troops over difficult terrain Korean War: used in mountainous and snowy terrain Polar expeditions: employed by nations such as the United States and Canada on exploration missions in the Arctic and Antarctica Thanks to its tracks, the M29 Weasel was able to traverse snow, mud and sand, making it an extremely versatile vehicle for operations in extreme conditions.

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T-90A 1/72 - VESPID MODELS VS720026

SKU VES-72026

Brand VESPID

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Russia

Period: Modern

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

Russian T-90A combat tank kit in 1/72 scale - Vespid Models. The T-90A is a modernized variant of the T-90 main battle tank, developed in Russia since the 1990s and widely used by the Russian armed forces. Main features: Entry into service: early 2000s Weight: Approximately 46.5 tons Engine: V-92S2, 12-cylinder diesel engine with 1,000 hp Top speed: 60 km/h on the road, about 45 km/h on rough terrain Autonomy: About 550 km with internal tanks Armament: Main gun: 2A46M-5 125 mm, capable of firing: High-explosive and armor-piercing projectiles 9M119 Refleks guided missiles with ranges of up to 5 km Secondary weapons: 7.62 mm PKT coaxialmachine gun Kord 12.7 mm antiaircraft machine gun, remote-controlled Protection: Composite armor reinforced with advanced materials Kontakt-5 explosive reactive armor, designed to counter armor-piercing munitions Shtora-1 defense system, which interferes with enemy guided missiles Operational use: Employed by theRussian Army and other nations, including India and Algeria Used in modern conflicts, such as the war in Syria and the war in Ukraine The T-90A is considered one of the most advanced tanks of its generation, with an excellent balance of firepower, protection and mobility.

27,30 €

Sd.Kfz.250/3 GREIF 1/35 - TAKOM 2194

SKU TKM-2194

Brand TAKOM MODEL

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

Sd.Kfz.250/3 "GREIF" half-track kit Rommel's 1/35 scale half-track command - Takom model. The Sd.Kfz. 250/3 "Greif" was a light command half-track used by the Wehrmacht during World War II. It was a variant of the Sd.Kfz. 250, equipped with advanced radio equipment for battlefield communications. Main features: Role: Command and communication vehicle Crew: 4 people Weight: 5.7 tons Engine: Maybach HL 42 TRKM 6 cylinders, 100 hp Maximum speed: 65 km/h Autonomy: About 320 km Armament: 1 MG34 or MG42 7.92 mm mitra FuG 7 and FuG 12 radios for long-range communications Erwin Rommel's "Greif" One of the most famous examples of the Sd.Kfz. 250/3 was the "Greif," the personal vehicle of General Erwin Rommel, commander of theAfrika Korps. Decorated with the name "Greif " ("Griffon" in German) on its sides, it served as a mobile command center during the North African campaign (1941-1943). This vehicle allowed Rommel to coordinate field operations while maintaining contact with armored units through its powerful radio systems. However, it did not offer much protection, making it vulnerable to enemy attacks. The "Greif" became an icon associated with Rommel's speed and tactical prowess, remaining one of the most recognizable vehicles of World War II.

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Sd.Kfz.181 Pz.Kfw.VI.Ausf.E Tiger I 1/35 - TAKOM 2192

SKU TKM-2192

Brand TAKOM MODEL

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

Sd.Kfz.181 Pz.Kfw.VI.Ausf.E Tiger I Experimental Project 3-in-1 tank kit in 1/35 scale - Takom model. The Sd.Kfz. 181 Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf. E Tiger I was a German World War II heavy tank, famous for its firepower, thick armor and fearsomeness on the battlefield. Main features: Official name: Panzerkampfwagen VI Tiger Ausführung E Military designation: Sd.Kfz. 181 Manufacturer: Henschel & Sohn Year of entry into service: 1942 Main armament: 88 mm KwK 36 cannon L/56, extremely effective against any enemy tank of the period Armor: Up to 120 mm thick, offering excellent protection Engine: Maybach HL 230 P45, 700 hp Maximum speed: 45 km/h on road, about 20 km/h off-road Weight: 57 tons Range: 110-195 km (depending on terrain) History and operational use The Tiger I was employed starting in 1942, first in North Africa with the Afrika Korps and then on the Eastern and Western Fronts. It was superior to enemy tanks of the time, such as the Sherman or T-34, due to its cannon and heavy armor. However, it suffered from mechanical and logistical problems, being difficult to maintain and repair. Despite its shortcomings, the Tiger I became one of the most iconic tanks of World War II, feared by enemies and made famous by commanders such as Michael Wittmann, German tank ace.

48,30 €

Sd.Kfz. 182 King Tiger 1/35 - TAKOM 2045

SKU TKM-2045

Brand TAKOM MODEL

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

Tank kit Sd.Kfz. 182 King Tiger Henschel Turret w/Zimmerit in 1/35 scale - Takom model. The Sd.Kfz. 182 King Tiger Henschel Turret w/Zimmerit was a German World War II heavy tank, known for its firepower and impressive armor. Main features: Official name: Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf. B Tiger II Designation: Sd.Kfz. 182 Nickname: King Tiger Turret: Henschel model (the most common, compared to the initial Porsche version) Armament: 88 mm KwK 43 L/71 cannon, capable of piercing most Allied tanks at long range Armor: Up to 185 mm, sloped to increase protective effectiveness Engine: Maybach HL 230 P30, 12-cylinder gasoline engine, 700 hp Top speed: 38 km/h on the road Special features - Zimmerit The acronym w/Zimmerit indicates the presence of the Zimmerit coating, an antimagnetic paste applied to the armor to prevent adhesion of enemy magnetic mines. Operational use The King Tiger with Henschel turret entered service in 1944 and was employed on all European fronts, particularly in Normandy, the Ardennes, and the Eastern Front. Although it was feared for its firepower and protection, it suffered from mechanical reliability problems and high fuel consumption.

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Panther KF51 - 1/72 - VESPID MODELS VS720029

SKU VES-72029

Brand VESPID

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Germany

Period: Modern

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

Kit carro armato Panther KF51 in scala 1/72 - Modello Vespid Models. Il Panther KF51 è un carro armato di nuova generazione sviluppato dall'azienda tedesca Rheinmetall e presentato ufficialmente nel 2022 durante la fiera Eurosatory. Caratteristiche principali: Tipo: Carro armato da combattimento principale (MBT) Sviluppatore: Rheinmetall Peso: Circa 59 tonnellate Equipaggio: 3 o 4 membri, con possibilità di operare con un equipaggio ridotto grazie all'automazione avanzata Motore: MTU Diesel con trasmissione automatica Armamento: Cannone principale: Rheinmetall Rh-130 L/52 da 130 mm 50% più potente rispetto ai tradizionali cannoni da 120 mm Sistema di caricamento automatico Capace di sparare munizioni a energia cinetica e missili guidati Armi secondarie: Mitragliatrice coassiale da 12,7 mm Sistema per droni e munizioni vaganti Hero-120, con capacità di attacco a lungo raggio Mitragliatrice a controllo remoto per la difesa ravvicinata Protezione: Corazza modulare avanzata con capacità di aggiornamento Sistemi di protezione attiva (APS) come il Rheinmetall StrikeShield, per intercettare missili e razzi nemici Difesa elettronica avanzata, con contromisure per disturbare i sistemi di guida nemici Tecnologie avanzate: Intelligenza artificiale e digitalizzazione, con interfacce per il comando avanzato Sistemi di droni integrati, per ricognizione e attacco Possibilità di operare con controllo remoto o in modalità semi-autonoma Utilizzo operativo: Il Panther KF51 non è ancora entrato in servizio operativo, ma rappresenta il futuro dei carri armati tedeschi e una possibile evoluzione del Leopard 2. Progettato per affrontare le minacce moderne, come i carri armati di nuova generazione russi e cinesi. Il Panther KF51 punta a essere uno dei carri più avanzati al mondo, combinando potenza di fuoco, protezione e tecnologie all'avanguardia.

27,30 €

King Tiger Pz.Abt.505 - 1/35 - TAKOM 2047

SKU TKM-2047

Brand TAKOM MODEL

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

Kit carro King Tiger Pz.Abt.505 Sd.Kfz.182 Henschel Turret w/Zimmerit in scala 1/35 - modello Takom. Il King Tiger (Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf. B, Tiger II) era un carro armato pesante tedesco della Seconda Guerra Mondiale, noto per la sua eccezionale corazzatura e il potente cannone da 88 mm KwK 43 L/71. Il termine "Pz.Abt.505" si riferisce al 505° Battaglione Carri Pesanti (Schwere Panzer-Abteilung 505), una delle unità d'élite della Wehrmacht equipaggiata con i King Tiger. Caratteristiche tecniche principali: Tipo: Carro armato pesante Produttore: Henschel & Son Anno di produzione: 1944-1945 Peso: 69,8 tonnellate Lunghezza: 10,28 m (con cannone) Larghezza: 3,75 m Altezza: 3,09 m Equipaggio: 5 uomini Corazza: Fino a 185 mm (fronte torretta) Motore e prestazioni: Motore: Maybach HL 230 P30 (V12 a benzina) Potenza: 700 CV Velocità massima: 38 km/h su strada, 17 km/h fuoristrada Autonomia: 170 km su strada, 80 km fuoristrada Nonostante la sua potenza di fuoco e protezione, il King Tiger soffriva di scarsa mobilità, elevati consumi di carburante e problemi meccanici frequenti. Armamento: 1 cannone KwK 43 L/71 da 88 mm (con circa 84 colpi) 2 mitragliatrici MG 34 da 7,92 mm (una coassiale, una sullo scafo) Il cannone da 88 mm era in grado di perforare la maggior parte dei carri alleati da distanze superiori ai 2.000 metri, rendendo il King Tiger un formidabile avversario. Il 505° Battaglione Carri Pesanti (Pz.Abt.505): Il 505° s.Pz.Abt. fu formato nel 1943 e inizialmente equipaggiato con Tiger I. A partire dal luglio 1944, ricevette i King Tiger e combatté principalmente sul fronte orientale, contro l'Armata Rossa. Era noto per i suoi emblemi distintivi, tra cui un elmo da cavaliere medievale (Kürassierhelm) dipinto sui carri. Prese parte alla battaglia di Kursk (con Tiger I) e successivamente alle operazioni difensive in Polonia e Germania. Conclusione: Il King Tiger del Pz.Abt.505 era uno dei carri più potenti della Seconda Guerra Mondiale, ma la sua efficacia era limitata da problemi logistici e meccanici. Nonostante la sua superiorità tecnologica, l'inferiorità numerica e la mancanza di rifornimenti contribuirono alla sconfitta della Germania nel 1945.

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Carroattrezzi pesanti Ward Lafrance 1/35 - THUNDER MODEL 35010

SKU THM-35010

Brand THUNDER MODEL

Scale: 1/35

Nation: United States of America

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

Kit carroattrezzi pesanti Ward Lafrance modello 1000 serie 2 in scala 1/35 - Modello Thunder Model. Il Ward LaFrance Modello 1000 Serie 2 era un carroattrezzi pesante utilizzato principalmente dagli Alleati durante la Seconda Guerra Mondiale per il recupero e la riparazione di veicoli danneggiati o in panne sul campo di battaglia. Caratteristiche principali: Tipo: Carroattrezzi pesante Configurazione: 6x6 (trazione integrale su tre assi) Motore: Benzina Hercules DXFE, 6 cilindri in linea Potenza: Circa 145 CV Capacità di traino: Poteva recuperare carri armati leggeri, medi e altri veicoli corazzati Equipaggiamento: Verricello principale da 27 tonnellate Braccio di sollevamento posteriore Ganci e attrezzature per il traino Strumenti di riparazione Utilizzo operativo: Recupero di veicoli corazzati e camion danneggiati sul campo Assistenza meccanica nelle unità di manutenzione mobili Operazioni di salvataggio e rimozione di ostacoli nelle strade Il Ward LaFrance Modello 1000 Serie 2 era tra i più affidabili carri attrezzi militari del periodo ed è rimasto in uso anche dopo la guerra in vari eserciti.

73,50 €

Camion britannico GS 4x2 cabina chiusa da 30 cwt 1/35 - GECKO MODELS 35GM0076

SKU GECK-35GM076

Brand GECKO MODELS

Scale: 1/35

Nation: United Kingdom

Period: WWII

Type: Truck

Category Kit

Kit camion britannico GS 4x2 cabina chiusa da 30 cwt della seconda guerra mondiale (versione RAF) in scala 1/35 - Modello Gecko Models. Il Camion britannico GS 4x2 da 30 cwt (versione RAF) era un veicolo da trasporto leggero utilizzato principalmente dalla Royal Air Force (RAF) durante la Seconda Guerra Mondiale. Caratteristiche principali: Ruolo: Trasporto generale (General Service - GS) Configurazione: 4x2 (due ruote motrici) Capacità di carico: 30 cwt (circa 1,5 tonnellate) Cabina: Chiusa, per maggiore protezione dell'equipaggio Motore: Benzina, con una potenza variabile a seconda del modello e del produttore Carrozzeria: Pianale aperto con sponde abbattibili, talvolta coperto da un telone Utilizzo nella RAF: Impiegato per il trasporto di equipaggiamenti, munizioni e personale nelle basi aeree Spesso utilizzato per rifornire gli aerei di carburante e armamenti Impiegato per operazioni logistiche e di supporto Questi camion vennero prodotti da diverse case automobilistiche britanniche, come Morris, Bedford e Fordson, e furono fondamentali per garantire la logistica della RAF nei vari teatri operativi della guerra.

39,90 €

3-Ton G.S. 1/76 - AIRFIX A03306A

SKU AX03306A

Brand AIRFIX

Scale: 1/76

Nation: United Kingdom

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

WWII 3-Ton G.S. and Troop Trucks truck kit in 1/76 scale - Airfix model. The 3-Ton G.S. (General Service Truck) was a type of military transport truck used mainly during World War II and subsequent conflicts. The designation"G.S. (General Service)" indicated that it was a general-purpose transport vehicle designed to carry troops, equipment and supplies over various types of terrain. General characteristics Type: Military transport truck Load capacity: About 3 tons Configuration: 4x2 or 4x4, depending on model and manufacturer Structure: Open or enclosed cab, with rear deck often covered by a tarpaulin The 3-Ton G.S. was produced by several manufacturers such as Bedford, Ford, Chevrolet and GMC, with small variations in specifications depending on country and model. Engine and performance Engine: Gasoline or Diesel, with varying power outputs depending on the model Maximum speed: About 70 km/h Range: 300-500 km, depending on engine type and terrain conditions Operational role and use The 3-Ton G.S. was an extremely versatile vehicle and was used for: Transporting troops over long distances Transporting materials and ammunition Recovery and maintenance of damaged vehicles Light artillery towing Logistics support in theaters of war These trucks were employed by Allied and Commonwealth forces in campaigns such as North Africa, the European Front and the Pacific, remaining in service after the war in many armed forces. Conclusion The 3-Ton G.S. was one of the most widely used military trucks in World War II, making an essential contribution to the logistics and transportation of Allied troops. Due to its robustness and versatility, it remained in use in the years following the conflict, being used in numerous military and humanitarian operations.

23,10 €

Soviet Heavy Tank KV-2 - 1/72 - ZVEZDA 5084

SKU ZVE-5084

Brand ZVEZDA

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Russia

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

Soviet Heavy Tank KV-2 tank kit in 1/72 scale - Zvezda model. The KV-2 was a Soviet heavy tank developed at the beginning of World War II, belonging to the KV (Kliment Voroshilov) family. Designed for assault support and elimination of enemy fortifications, the KV-2 was distinguished by its large turret and powerful 152 mm cannon. Key technical features: Type: Heavy assault tank Manufacturer: Kirov Plant, Soviet Union Year of Production: 1940-1941 Weight: About 52 tons Length: 6.8 m (without cannon) Width: 3.3 m Height: 4.9 m Crew: 6 men Armor: Up to 110 mm (hull and turret front) Engine and performance: Engine: 12-cylinder V-2K diesel Power: 600 HP Top speed: 25 km/h on road, 10-12 km/h off-road Autonomy: About 140 km on road Armament: 1 M-10T 152 mm cannon (with about 36 rounds) 3 DT 7.62 mm machine guns (for close defense) The 152 mm gun was derived from an artillery howitzer and could fire explosive projectiles capable of destroying fortifications and bunkers. However, the reloading speed was slow and the tank was vulnerable to close-quarters attacks. Operational role and employment: The KV-2 was designed for assault support and destruction of enemy fortifications, with armor that made it almost invulnerable to anti-tank guns of the time. However, its heavy weight and large turret compromised its mobility and maneuverability. Employed mainly in 1941, duringOperation Barbarossa Effective against enemy fortifications and positions Vulnerable to lateral attacks and mechanical problems Due to its weight and poor mobility, the KV-2 was soon withdrawn from active service and replaced by more versatile tanks such as the KV-1 and later theIS-2. Conclusion: The KV-2 was an impressive tank in terms of its firepower and armor, but its operational limitations made its use limited. Nevertheless, it remains one of the most iconic tanks of World War II, a symbol of Soviet heavy tank doctrine.

20,80 €

Sd.Kfz.234/1 Schwerer Panzerspähwagen 1/35 - MINIART 35413

SKU MINA35413

Brand MINIART

Scale: 1/35

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

Category Kit

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.

62,15 €