Modellismo Militare / Military

The weathering mag 11 "1945" English version Per saperne di più

Pz.kpfw.IV scale 1/72 Per saperne di più

Newly tooled photo-etched parts on hull top - Delicate Pz.Kpfw.III Ausf.L w/5 cm KwK 39 is newly produced - Turret hatch can be assembled open/closed - Delicate hull front w/realistic MG 34 - Intricate fenders w/detailed OVMs - Road wheels and sprockets - Final drive housing covers are separate parts for maximum detail - Engine deck w/tow cable exquisitely produced - Air deflector authentically represented with photo-etched mesh - One-piece slide-molded lower hull with examplary detail - Exhaust pipes with hollow ends - Two types of cooling air intakes are provided with and without air-intake grills - Slide-molded hydraulic shock absorbers are crisply molded - One-piece DS tracks for ease of assembly The Panzer III was a medium-class tank that at the outbreak of WWII was designed to be the primary platform of the all-conquering panzer divisions. However, with the advent of more heavily armored and up-gunned enemy tanks, the role of the Panzer III became secondary to that of the Panzer IV and production finally ceased in 1943. One of the later models to be produced was the Panzer III Ausf.L, which featured a longer and more powerful 5cm KwK 39 L/60 main gun. It also boasted thicker armor, with an additional 20mm-thick layer on the turret and hull front. A total of 653 Ausf.L tanks were produced in 1942 by German factories. This new kit specifically offers modelers the chance to build a Late-Production variant of the Panzer III Ausf.L. It includes new toolings, like the long-barreled cannon. It also draws upon the technical and technological pedigree of the larger 1/35 Smart Kit, including full detail and convenient assembly. The upper hull is slide molded as a single piece, as is the accurate lower hull, both elements containing crisp detail. The turret is made from a multi-directional slide mold, and hatches can be shown open or closed depending on the builder’s preference. Where appropriate, photo-etched pieces such as mesh for the deflector grill are also offered. Per saperne di più

Plastic model by Italeri. Per saperne di più

Brush Lebez 0 Per saperne di più

World of Tanks KV-1 / KV-2 Italeri Type: Tanks Period: Second World War Country: Russia Skill: 2 Model Dim.: 12,2 cm THE BOX CONTAIN: 1 MODEL KIT - 1 LIQUID CEMENT - 1 TANK GUIDE - WORLD OF TANKS DECALS - 1 INVITE CODES PC VERSION - 1 BONUS CODE PC VERSION - 1 BONUS CODE Xbox VERSION Development started at the end of 1938. A prototype was produced in August 1939. The vehicle first saw combat in December 1939 at the Mannerheim Line. The tank was mass-produced from March 1940 through August 1942, with a total of 2,769 vehicles manufactured. The KV-2 Heavy assault tank, version included in the box, was developed on the basis of the KV-1 in January 1940, with a total of 334 vehicles manufactured from 1940 through 1941 Per saperne di più

The weathering mag 7 snow & ice English version Per saperne di più

The M 13 was the first tank of Italian conception with a turret cannon with a 47 mm calibre gun. It was soon proven to be insufficient against the amour plates of the Allies. ?Even so, it was extensively used on all fronts until the armistice in 1943. Per saperne di più

IJA Type 4 [Ke-Nu] Light Tank Features: - Newly tooled and highly detailed Type 4 - Realistic 57mm Type 4 cannon and 7.7mm machine gun included - Cupola hatches can be assembled open/closed - Upper hull w/rivet detail molded on - Intricate ventilation grills - Sharply molded on-vehicle tools - Detailed stowage box included - Hollow exhaust pipe w/photo-etched exhaust cover - Detail on hull rear accurately produced - Fully detailed slide-molded lower hull - Suspension system realistically represented - Sprocket wheels w/breathtaking details - Intricate idler wheels accurately produced - One-piece DS tracks reproduced Dragon continues to extend its scintillating line of Japanese subjects in its 1/72 scale model kit collection. The latest item is a Type 4 “Ke-Nu” light tank. It isn’t as well known as the Type 95 “Ha-Go” or Type 97 “Chi-Ha”, although in actual fact it was a hybrid formed from these two tank designs. When operations in Manchuria and Russia revealed that the performance of the low-velocity 57mm anti-tank gun of the Type 97 was inadequate, it was replaced with a 45mm gun to create the Shinhoto Type 97. Some of the original and now obsolete turrets mounting the 57mm gun were then retrofitted onto the Type 95 Ha-Go. The resulting hybrid was known as the Type 4 Ke-Nu, and just 100 vehicles were created in 1944. As such, the Type 4 came too late to have any significant impact on the war, and most vehicles were retained to protect the Japanese homeland from the expected Allied invasion. Dragon has previously released both the Japanese Type 95 and Type 97 tanks as 1/72 scale plastic kits, but here the designers have done much more than simply plonk an old Chi-Ha turret onto an original Ha-Go chassis. In fact, this kit required a completely new upper hull to accommodate the larger turret ring of the Type 97 turret. Details on this model are exquisite. Indeed, although small in stature, this model of a rare Japanese tank is extremely well refined, and it would make a unique contribution to any Japanese WWII model tank collection. Per saperne di più