Plastic model kit to build a Pz.Kpfw. VI Ausf. E Tiger I late production/late production Command Version Commander Michael Wittmann Scale 1:35 with 1 figure Michael Wittmann Can be built as a late or late command version All hatches can be displayed open or closed Segment tracks with mounting jig Clear, metal and photo-etched parts included Four marking options with embossed Zimmerit unbuilt / unpainted Paint and glue not included

Plastic kit of a light U.S. American M113 armored personnel carrier on a large scaleFeatures inlude: Scale 1:16 movable suspension workable tracks 2 in 1 Verson! Build as either M113 A1 or M113 A1-ACAV Hatches can be built in open or closed position Full figure included (Jason Studio) PE- and clear parts included unbuilt/unpainted Paint and glue not included

Resin model kit of an M8 Greyhound crew suitable for AHHQ-008 M8 Greyhound US Light Armored Car (1:16)Scale 1:16 4 figures vehicle and load not included unbuilt / unpainted Paint and glue not included

Plastic model kit of a U.S. American M3 and an M3A1 half-track armored personnel carrier   True 2-in-1 kit   Scale 1:35 Includes two vehicles: M3 and M3A1 Includes two seated full figures (drivers) Complete engine and interior details MG with and without cover Includes various jerrycans, rifles, ammunition boxes, and anti-tank mines Optional front roller or winch Doors, vision ports, engine hatches, and other hatches can be displayed open or closed Includes clear and photo-etched parts Unassembled, unpainted Paint and glue not includedThe M3 was one of the most important armored transport vehicles of the Allies in World War II.Introduced in 1941, this half-track served as both a troop carrier and infantry fighting vehicle. Including variants, over 50,000 vehicles were produced and used on all fronts of World War II and later in Korea, the Middle East, Vietnam, and elsewhere.The M3 evolved from the smaller M2 half-track by receiving a lengthened hull to provide more space for infantry. The fighting compartment was open at the top (no roof).The main difference between the M3 and M3A1 was the mounting of the main armament, the M2 Browning .50 caliber machine gun. While the M3 mounted it in a simple rotating gun mount with a limited traverse, the M3A1 had a ring mount that allowed for almost 360° of rotation. In addition, the M3A1 received improved weapon mounts, optimized stowage, and minor modifications to the propulsion system and equipment, and was therefore not a completely new design, but rather an evolution of the M3A1.Many M3s were later upgraded to the M3A1 standard (often through field modifications).PRE-ORDER PRICE VALID until 30-Jun-2026 / 23:59 H!

Plastic model kit for a Sd.Kfz 250/3 version ANew tooling different from the original Sd.Kfz 250/1Scale 1:161 driver figure includedRommel Figure includeddetailed radios includedMG 34 included and 4 rifles 98kViewing hatches partially movableEngine hatches and doors can be built movableEtched parts includedMovable individual link tracksDetailed replica of the engine includedDetailed replica of the fighting compartmentUnbuilt / unpaintedPaint and glue not included The special features of the radio vehicle version have been taken into account. In addition to the onboard radio, the kit includes radio equipment, frame antenna, and distribution boxes. Detailed decals are included for the radio equipment for even greater realism in your model. The kit also reflects the Z chassis of the Sd.Kfz. 250. The upper and lower hull and tool arrangement have been modified accordingly. We have included two pairs of tires with different tread patterns in the kit. A detailed engine replica is also included. The hatches/door can be displayed in a movable position. A rack including six jerrycans has also been included. For the DAK version, we have added some details such as a folded stool, spare track links, and a tow cable. Of course, in addition to the driver figure, Field Marshal Erwin Rommel is included as a figure in the appropriate pose. A total of five decal options are included in the kit: - "Greif" Combat Squadron, Commander-in-Chief, Panzer Army Africa, Tobruk/Libya, June 1942 - "Adler" Combat Squadron, Commander-in-Chief, Panzer Army Africa, Tobruk/Libya, May 1942 - "Igel" Combat Squadron, Commander-in-Chief, Panzer Army Africa, Tobruk/Libya, July 1942 - 23rd Panzer Division South Russia, summer 1942 - 24th Panzer Div. South Russia, summer 1942

Plastic model kit to build a Pz.Kpfw. VI Ausf. E Tiger I of mid production Scale 1:35 with extras All hatches can be displayed open or closed 2 different track types as segment trackss with auxiliary gauge Clear, metal and photo-etched parts included Four marking options with embossed Zimmerit unbuilt / unpainted Paint and glue not included

Plastic model kit to build a Pz.Kpfw. VI Ausf. E Tiger I of mid production Scale 1:35 with extras All hatches can be displayed open or closed 2 different track types as segment trackss with auxiliary gauge Clear, metal and photo-etched parts included Four marking options with embossed Zimmerit unbuilt / unpainted Paint and glue not included

Plastic model kit for building an Sd.Kfz.250/1, an Sd.Kfz. 250/3 and Erwin Rommel    Sd.Kfz. 2502 BIG BOX - limited edition   Pre-order price valid until: 16.11.2024 00:00 Included are:   2184 Sd.Kfz. 250/1 2194 Sd.Kfz.250/3 "GREIF" Rommel's Command Half-Track with interior 1022 Erwin Rommel (Limitierte Edition) Scale 1:35 All hatches can be displayed open or closed Movable individual link tracks Workable suspension Clear and photo-etched parts included 3 combat compartment tarpaulin options Four marking options 1 figure included unbuilt / unpainted Paint and glue not included Scale 1:35 all hatches can be shown open or closed workable individual link tracks workable suspension Clear and photo-etched parts included Five marking options 2 figures unbuilt / unpainted Paint and glue not included Scale 1:16 1 figure unbuilt/unpainted Paint and glue not included