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Deadly Raid, British Commandos, Dieppe 1942, 1/35 scale - Master Box model.
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Go to cart Desert Battle Series BUFFALO Clan - "Catch a Thief" in 1/35 scale - Master Box model.
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Go to cartSet of Saigon fruit and vegetable hawkers from the 1960s-1970s in 1/35 scale - Gecko Models.
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Go to cartGerman Bomber Pilots Figurines for He 111 - Ground Conditions (5 figures) 1/35 scale - Border Model.The Luftwaffe is a German air force that began forming in February 1935 under a special order from the Nazi dictator of Germany - Adolf Hitler. The commander of the Luftwaffe - from its inception until the end of World War II - was Herman Göring. The quantitative development of German aviation in the period 1935-1939 was rapid, and at that time it was equipped with machines that in fact served until the end of the war, including the Me-109 fighter, Ju-87 Stukas dive bombers or medium bombers such as the He-111 or Ju-88. Some German pilots also gained combat experience while serving as part of the Condor Legion during the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). In addition, even before the war,the Luftwaffe was oriented in such a way that it could support ground force operations as effectively as possible. This was reflected in its equipment, structure and organization, as well as in the training of its pilots. German aviation emerged successfully from the campaigns in Poland, Norway, and France, with the Luftwaffe suffering relatively heavy losses in the latter campaign, both in aircraft and personnel. On the other hand, a very painful lesson was the Battle of Britain, during which it had a decisive defeat, losing many more aircraft, and especially well-trained pilots, than the enemy. It may be added, by the way, that Adolf Galland was one of the Luftwaffe's best fighter pilots during this battle. In the course of the fighting on the Eastern Front (1941-1945),the German Air Force, especially at the beginning of the conflict, dominated the quality of aircraft and the training of crews and pilots, which resulted in horrendous losses of the Soviet Air Force and led to even fantastic results in shooting down German fighter aces, such as Hermann Graf or Walter Nowotny. However, in the years 1942-1943 the balance of victory in the air war over Europe began to tilt toward the Soviet and - above all - Allied aviation, which, thanks to machines such as the latest versions of the Spitfire or the P- 51 Mustang, caused more and more losses to the German Luftwaffe, even in the course of fighting over Germany and in the course of strategic bombing.The Luftwaffe's efforts to make a quantum leap by introducing jet-powered machines such as the Me-262 or Ar-234 into the line in 1944-1945 also brought no effect, and the less and less trained German pilots suffered increasing losses in the clash with Allied machines. It is assumed that from the beginning of the war to January 1945, Luftwaffe personnel losses amounted to about 140,000. people killed and about 155,000. people missing.
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Go to cartGerman Bomber Pilots Figurines for He 111 - Combat Status (5 figures) 1/35 scale - Border Model.The Luftwaffe is a German air force that began to form in February 1935 under a special order from the Nazi dictator of Germany - Adolf Hitler. The commander of the Luftwaffe - from its inception until the end of World War II - was Herman Göring. The quantitative development of German aviation in the period 1935-1939 was rapid, and at that time it was equipped with machines that in fact served until the end of the war, including the Me-109 fighter, Ju-87 Stukas dive bombers or medium bombers such as the He-111 or Ju-88. Some German pilots also gained combat experience while serving as part of the Condor Legion during the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). In addition, even before the war,the Luftwaffe was oriented in such a way that it could support ground force operations as effectively as possible. This was reflected in its equipment, structure and organization, as well as in the training of its pilots. German aviation emerged successfully from the campaigns in Poland, Norway, and France, with the Luftwaffe suffering relatively heavy losses in the latter campaign, both in aircraft and personnel. On the other hand, a very painful lesson was the Battle of Britain, during which it had a decisive defeat, losing many more aircraft, and especially well-trained pilots, than the enemy. It may be added, by the way, that Adolf Galland was one of the Luftwaffe's best fighter pilots during this battle. In the course of the fighting on the Eastern Front (1941-1945),the German Air Force, especially at the beginning of the conflict, dominated the quality of aircraft and the training of crews and pilots, which resulted in horrendous losses of the Soviet Air Force and led to even fantastic results in shooting down German fighter aces, such as Hermann Graf or Walter Nowotny. However, in the years 1942-1943 the balance of victory in the air war over Europe began to tilt toward the Soviet and - above all - Allied aviation, which, thanks to machines such as the latest versions of the Spitfire or the P- 51 Mustang, caused more and more losses to the German Luftwaffe, even in the course of fighting over Germany and in the course of strategic bombing.The Luftwaffe's efforts to make a quantum leap by introducing jet-powered machines such as the Me-262 or Ar-234 into the line in 1944-1945 also brought no effect, and the less and less trained German pilots suffered increasing losses in the clash with Allied machines. It is assumed that from the beginning of the war to January 1945, Luftwaffe personnel losses amounted to about 140,000. people killed and about 155,000. people missing.
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Go to cartFigurines with 7.5 cm Pak 40 German anti-tank gun. Medium production with artillery crew. Special edition in 1/35 scale - Model MINIART.This special edition kit features the medium production version of the famous 7.5 cm German 7.5 cm PaK 40 anti-tank gun, one of the most widespread and effective anti-tank guns of World War II. The set includes an artillery crew to recreate a dynamic combat scene right out of the box.Special EditionHighly detailed plastic model of the PaK 40Gunner figures are included.Photo-etched parts includedRealistic details of the cannon shield and the gun carriage.
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Go to cartAnti-aircraft artillery crew (winter 1943-45) 1/35 scale - Dragon figurine set.This six-figure crew is an excellent addition to our 1/35 scale line and is specially designed to operate the deadly "88"!Check out the list of great features below:Special features:- Each figure includes extra parts and can be positioned two different ways!- Each figure is dressed differently (parkas and pants are laced in different ways!)- Dressed in winter uniforms that include parkas, heavy pants, and winter boots- One figure includes Em. R 1m rangefinder- Includes a large stockpile of ammunition boxes and individual bullets- Individual head sculpts- Detailed and historically accurate sculpt
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Go to cartHalf-figure of German tank crew in 1/35 scale - CMK Figurine Set3D printed and highly detailed half-figure of a German tank driver that fits an open crew compartment hatch.
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Go to cartWorld War II British Tank Commander / 1/35 scale half figure - CMK Figurine SetHalf bust of a British tank commander, late World War II. 3D printed, the level of detail and natural pose stand out.
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Go to cartU.S. Tank Riders (Winter 1944-45) 1/35 scale - MINIART model.These U.S. infantrymen represent armored troops during the 1944-45 winter campaign. Equipped with anti-cold weather gear, they were commonly seen aboard armored vehicles while moving between positions.Set includes 4 characters in winter clothingDetailed uniforms, equipment and weaponsNatural poses suitable for tank driving scenesAlready after the first combat experiences in North Africa at the turn of 1942-1943, the U.S. Army changed the position of the U.S. infantry division. From 1943, each infantry division had three full-time infantry regiments, which in turn consisted of three infantry battalions. In addition, the infantry regiment also included other units, for example: an anti-tank company, an artillery company, or a staff company. In total, the U.S. Army Infantry Regiment had about 3,100 soldiers. It should also be mentioned that the division also included a strong artillery component consisting of four artillery battalions: 3 light and 1 medium, most often armed with 105- and 155-mm howitzers. There was also, among others, an engineering battalion, a repair company, a reconnaissance unit, and a Military Police platoon. In total, the U.S. Infantry Division had about 14,200 personnel as of 1943. It fairly clearly dominated the artillery over the German division and had much better and, more importantly, fully motorized transportation assets, making it a highly mobile tactical formation. It also had much richer "individual" anti-tank weapons in the form of a large number of bazooka launchers, of which there were over 500 in the entire division.
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Go to cart1/35 Scale U.S. Repairmen Figurines - Model MINIART.This 1:35 scale miniature set depicts U.S. Army repairmen engaged in field maintenance during World War II. The set includes 4 miniatures and a variety of accessories such as jerry cans, oil drums and toolboxes, perfect for enhancing vehicle dioramas or workshops.Highly detailed figures of 4 U.S. repairmenIncludes toolboxes, fuel drums, and maintenance accessoriesRealistic poses for diorama compositionPerfect addition to Allied vehicle and workshop scenesDuring World War II, the U.S. Air Force, the USAAF (United States Army Air Force), was not a type of independent armed force and was formally under Army command. Due to their excellent industrial base and efficient organization, they became the most powerful air force in the world during World War II. It is also worth mentioning that the USAAF grew enormously in terms of personnel - in 1939 it had about 25,000 people, but at its peak, that is, in the summer of 1944 - as many as 2,400,000 people! So in five years they grew almost 100 times! In this number, about 300,000. were officers, while about 2.1 million were privates and non-commissioned officers, mainly from the ground service. Despite such enormous growth, the USAAF implemented effective training systems and methods that enabled the overwhelming portion of the above personnel to perform their duties efficiently. It can also be mentioned that all types of technical and mechanical systems have been used on a large scale in ground support work, which has reduced the number of hours required to get a given machine to takeoff and flight. It is worth mentioning that the number of U.S. air bases abroad also increased significantly, in December 1941 there were 19 and in May 1945 up to 130!
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Go to cartM36 Tank Destroyer Loader 1/35 Scale - CMK Figurine SetBreathtaking reproduction of a tank loader designed for the M36 Jackson tank destroyer. The loader, standing in a natural pose, holds a 90 mm caliber projectile. The set includes two types of bullets, the other is inserted in a case.
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Go to cartBRITISH OFFICERS Figurines. SPECIAL EDITION in 1/35 scale - Model MINIART.This special edition set depicts British officers from various armed forces during World War II, with realistic poses and distinctive uniforms that reflect the leadership and diversity of the Allied command. The set includes field and staff officers, ideal for completing vehicle scenes or dioramas.
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Go to cartFigurines 7.5 cm German PaK 40 Late cannon with crew of the elite artillery regiment. SPECIAL EDITION in 1/35 scale - Model MINIART.The 7.5-cm PaK 40 was the backbone of German anti-tank defenses during World War II, capable of defeating even the heaviest Allied armored vehicles. This special edition kit depicts the late production variant, accompanied by a crew of an elite artillery regiment in dynamic combat poses. This 1:35 scale model captures the engineering precision and battlefield presence of the gun, complete with realistic characters, ammunition and details perfect for diorama settings.Late version of the highly detailed 7.5 cm PaK 40Includes 4 artillery crew figuresAmmunition and accessories includedPE parts and decals included
Figurines 101st US Airborne Division Normandy 1944. Special edition 1/35 scale - Model Miniart.The U.S. 101st Airborne Division played a key role in the Normandy landings of June 1944, securing vital positions. This 1:35-scale special edition kit includes five finely sculpted miniatures with detailed uniforms, weapons and equipment typical of the Normandy campaign, offering an ideal addition for dioramas or historical displays.Highly detailed figures in dynamic and realistic posesIncludes 5 figures (U.S. paratroopers and German soldiers)Accurate uniforms and equipment from the end of the warPerfect for Normandy-themed dioramas
Soviet motorized rifle troops (Berlin 1945) in 1/35 scale - Dragon figurine set.
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Go to cartREST AND COMBAT. AMERICAN SOLDIERS WITH WLA MOTORCYCLES 1/35 scale - Miniart Figurine Set.This set recreates American soldiers during World War II with their iconic Harley-Davidson WLA motorcycles. The kit combines figures in relaxed and combat poses, giving modelers the opportunity to depict soldiers both at rest and in action. Perfect for dioramas, it captures both the everyday and frontline atmosphere of World War II scenes.2 highly detailed American soldiers2 Harley-Davidson WLA motorcycles with accessoriesIncludes both resting and combat posesPhoto-etched parts for accurate detailSuitable for dioramas and stand-alone displays
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Go to cartPanzerRegiment 7 - 10th Panzer Division, Smolensk 1941 (with Heinz Guderian) 1/35 scale - Dragon figurine set.
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Go to cartCommanders' Conference (Kharkov 1943) (with Kurt Meyer "Panzermeyer") 1/35 scale - Dragon figurine set.
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Go to cartEastern Front Tank Hunters (Gen2) 1/35 scale - Dragon figurine set.
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Go to cartBRITISH JEEP CREW. SPECIAL EDITION in 1/35 scale - Miniart Figurine Set.This set includes a group of five highly detailed British Jeep crew figures, reproducing authentic poses and uniform details from the North African and European campaigns.Includes 5 figures in dynamic posesAccurate WWII uniforms and equipmentPerfect for dioramas and Jeep scenes
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Go to cartBattle of Britain kit - Supermarine Spitfire Mk.Ia Fighter + 1/48 scale book - Eduard Limited model.Pre-order item! Your order will be fulfilled once the manufacturer releases the model. Estimated availability: early May 2026. The delivery date is approximate and subject to change for reasons beyond our control.Box Contents:A set of stampingsPhotoetched partsMaskDecal sheet for 11 markingsBook: BATTLE OF BRITAIN SPITFIRE Mk.IA4 formatNumber of pages: 152The book covers the technical development of the aircraft, the evolution of camouflage and markings, pilot equipment, and provides a detailed guide to building the model.
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Go to cartLimited edition kit of the U.S. F/A-18C Hornet twin-engine boarded supersonic multi-role fighter aircraft in 1/48 scale.(PRE-ORDER KIT RELEASE MAY 2026)Kit contents:plastic parts: KineticNumber of marking options: 8Decals: Eduarddecals: Eduard photoetched parts: yes, pre-paintedfaceplate: yesResin parts: wheels and seat with integrated belts
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