Modellismo Militare / Military

British Infantry (Normandy 1944) Per saperne di più

StuG.III Ausf.C/D w/7.5cm L48 Features: - Bonus German Figure Set - Value-added Magic Tracks w/details on both sides Surprisingly, the Sd.Kfz. 142 Sturmgeschu"tz III (StuG III) was the most widely produced armored fighting vehicle that Germany fielded during WWII. Based on the chassis of the famous Panzer III, the StuG III began life as an infantry support weapon, but by the end of the war it had developed into an effective tank destroyer. One of the earlier variants of the StuG III was the Ausf.C, which was identified by an improved superstructure that eliminated a shot trap near the gunner’s view port. A total of 50 StuG III Ausf.C vehicles, each weighing 20.2 tons and featuring a 7.5cm StuK37 L/24 gun, were produced between May and September of 1941. Dragon’s latest Orange Box combo set includes a 1/35 scale StuG III Ausf.C, although the kit has a notable difference in that it mounts a 7.5cm StuK40 L/48 main armament instead of the original L/24 gun. This longer-barreled gun was retrofitted to some earlier chassis in order to provide a more effective tank destroying capability. The 1/35 scale tank has also received something of a makeover with the addition of Magic Tracks to add more detailand convenience. The other item included in this economic set is a team of four Panzergrenadiers. The 1/35 scale figures are dressed in winter uniforms as they would have appeared during combat in Eastern Front in 1944/45. This Orange Box selection thus allows modelers to recreate a late-war winter scene. The vehicle and figures are both finely molded and carefully engineered to give a pleasurable build. With Orange Box’s famous cost-cutting prices, this Super-Value Pack is indeed an attractive combination. Per saperne di più

The Weathering Mag 1 rust English ver reprit Per saperne di più

Panzir S-1 AA-System Per saperne di più

Operation Overlord was the Allied master plan to wrest Europe from the clutches of Germany. More than three million Allied troops were put ashore at Normandy from 6 June 1944 onwards. A slow, grinding battle ensued for the next two months as American, British and Canadian troops established their bridgehead against strong opposition. When the breakout from Normandy finally came, it was spectacular in its speed. By September there were three Allied army groups fighting against German forces, and General Patton was racing his forces across France to the very border of Germany. The last obstacle was the Rhine River, and this was crossed in March 1945, meaning war in the European Theater of Operations (ETO) was almost over. Per saperne di più

BMP-2 Soviet Infantryman Fighting vehicle Per saperne di più

Flatbrush Lebez 6 Per saperne di più

Soviet Tank Crew. The group of tank soldiers of Red Army WWII consisting of commander ot subdivision dressed up into leather jacket and the crew of the tank, the soldiers wearning the overalls above the uniform of the first period of the Second World War. Per saperne di più

German Infantry Barbarossa 1941 Per saperne di più