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WWII German Sd.Kfz161 Panzer IV Ausf.A Per saperne di più

Sd.Kfz.251/21 Ausf.D DRILLING Per saperne di più

An Ausf.A variant is the latest subject to join the 1/35 scale ranks of Dragon’s Panzer II family. The model features all the necessary elements to create an Ausf.A tank. It utilizes appropriate parts from Dragon’s previous Pz.Kpfw.II and Bison II kit. Besides, it comes with the accurate interior parts like radio set, ammo, gearbox and etc. This kit may be small, but it’s exploding with fine detail. This kit provides all the details needed to create an accurate Panzer II Ausf.A tank! Per saperne di più

Panel Line Accent Color Dark Gray Per saperne di più

M4 Sherman III DV Early Production 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

Dragon's new Sd.Kfz.234/3 has been upgraded as a Premium Edition kit. Brand new are the side fenders with integral storage bins. These bins have photo-etched covers that can be modeled open should the modeler choose to do so, which gives more versatility. The 7.5cm KwK51 gun is accurately rendered, which is just as well since all its details are visible in the open-topped fighting compartment. The driveshafts and tie rods are constructed in such a way as to allow all eight wheels to be angled, just like on the original vehicle. Per saperne di più

Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.G LAH Division (Kharkov 1943) New Features: - Newly tooled Ausf.G turret made from 3-directional slide molds - Turret reproduced with a split level at rear which looks like the real one - Newly tooled turret frontal armor and mantlet - Newly tooled spare wheel rack with spare wheels - Cleaning rods for Ausf.G provided with two options for different variants - Detailed gun muzzle brake is newly tooled - Newly designed hull top armor plating for Ausf.G - New side fenders allow new arrangement of OVM for Ausf.G - Two types of headlights are included as options - New add-on armor on front upper hull - New smoke grenade launcher - New Cartograf decal offers various markings - Stunning Box Art About the Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.G Although the Pz.Kpfw. IV was initially designed as an infantry-support medium tank, it was soon up-armored and up-gunned so it could take over the Panzer III’s primary tank-fighting role. The Panzer IV eventually became the most common German tank of WWII, with more than 9000 produced from 1939 to 1945. This gave it the distinction of being the only German tank to remain in continuous production throughout the war. Obviously there were a number of different variants introduced during its lifetime, with one of these being the Ausf. G. A total of 1687 of this version were built in 1942-1943. Hot on the heels of the runaway success of its Panzer IV F2 Smart Kit, Dragon is launching the Ausf. G Smart Kit. The Ausf. G will likely be even more popular than the less well-known F2, especially since this new kit also bears all the hallmarks of a Smart Kit. Smart Kits offer unbeatable convenience and ease of assembly, as well as being the culmination of oodles of technical expertise from Dragon’s designers and engineers. The Panzer IV G has all the acclaimed features of the earlier release, but it is naturally updated with the features peculiar to this version of the famous tank. The model has many newly tooled parts based on thorough research, accurate engineering and high-tech tooling. There are also a number of optional parts such as additional armor, headlights and grenade launchers that allow modelers to select the exact configuration they wish to portray. The brand new Panzer IV Ausf.G Smart Kit is bound to be a hit with modelers, with each kit box jam-packed with brillantly engineered plastic and multimedia components, and with a multitude of optional parts for maximum modeling choice! Per saperne di più

Sherman M4A2 Tarawa Per saperne di più