Modellismo Militare / Military - Infinite - Dragon - Ammo by Mig Jimenez - Army Painter

Pz.Kpfw.III Ausf.N w/Schurzen Per saperne di più

Flammpanzer 38(t) + Jagdpanzer IV L/70(A) This new 2-piece plastic model kit series is fully detailed and was designed using the latest CAD technology. Main Features: - Highly detailed accurate 1/144 molds - Exquisite details - Photo-etched parts - Decals by Cartograf Special Features: - Easy model kit assembly - Color painting guide and instructions - JUST 1 LEFT Per saperne di più

Features: Panzerfahre Gepanzerter Landwasserschlepper is authentically produced Support frames have crisp detail Newly tooled Fährendeck rendered w/realistic detail Fährendecke's surface features fine panel detail Chains links on front and rear of hull Rivets on ooer hull are detailed and realistic Extremely well-detailed spotlights Commander's conning tower intricately produced Air intakes accurately presented Detailed assembly w/3D-designed engine exhaust muffles Well-detailed cable drum Crane is intricately represented Idler wheels w/correctly detailed parts Sprocket wheels w/breathtaking detail and multiple delicate parts Road wheels and suspension w/accurate details One-piece DS tracks reproduced Dragon’s 1/72 scale plastic kit of the Panzerfähre (PzF) Prototype Nr.I won the ‘Kit Magazine’ award in 2012, and a Prototype Nr.II kit soon followed. An exciting new variation on the theme is being released in the same scale, this time depicting Nr.II with a Fährendeck. The Panzerfähre was an amphibious tractor based on the chassis of a Panzer IV Ausf.F tank, and when working in tandem with another PzF, it created a floating ferry platform capable of carrying a 24-ton load. It could thus transport armored vehicles over water obstacles such as rivers or lakes. Unfortunately, because heavier tanks were appearing on the scene at the time of its development, the PzF never went into production because of its inadequate payload. The new 1/72 scale set includes the PzF (Prototype Nr.II) released previously. The kit makes clever use of parts from Dragon’s Panzer IV models – for example, the wheels, suspension and tracks. Details such as hull rivets are delicately rendered, while slide molds are widely used to improve the quality of molding detail. Modelers will thus find the vehicle assembles easily. The other half of the kit is devoted to the Fährendeck pontoon, which is obviously a brand new tooling. For those modelers who previously bought a PzF kit, this new combo allows them to recreate a river-crossing scene with a full ferry complement. As illustrated in the box-top artwork, the finished item will look spectacular. Furthermore, this scale is ideal for a river or riverbank diorama. Per saperne di più

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

1/35 Panzerkampfwagen VI(P) - Premium Edition Kit Another great title in our Premium Edition line. This kit is bursting with new tooled parts and photo-etched pieces. Features: - Turret stowage bin brackets and spare track racks made from photo-etched parts - Barrel recoils as in real firing - New muzzle brake NEW TOOLING - Upgraded, Finely detailed gun assembly - Newly tooled turret vision ports NEW TOOLING - Driver's periscope and front head lamp made from clear parts - Upgraded Frontal Machine Gun can rotate - New design for escape hatch assembly NEW TOOLING - Newly updated road wheels NEW TOOLING - New tooled Magic tracks NEW TOOLING - Metal tow cable with slide-molded cable heads - Photo-etched fender brackets and fender hinges - Upgraded Jack - Upgraded loader's hatch with interior details - Photo-etched smoke signal basket - Upgraded commander's cipola w/ clear parts and slide-molded main component - Cupola hatch redesigned - Photo-etched tool clasps - Bonus OVM w/o tool clasps BONUS - Photo-etched engine deck grills Per saperne di più

Alclaid II Metal Steel 8213 Per saperne di più

Germany created a number of successful schwerer Panzerspahwagen (“heavy armored reconnaissance vehicles”). An important family of vehicles in this class was the Sd.Kfz.234. Design work commenced in August 1940 and the Sd.Kfz.234 had four distinct variants, the last of which was the Sd.Kfz.234/4. It is this 8-wheeled vehicle that is the subject of Dragon’s newest 1/35 scale plastic kit. Reflecting the state of the war by that stage, this 6m-long vehicle was more of a tank hunter than a reconnaissance vehicle. It boasted a complete 7.5cm PaK 40 L/46 anti-tank gun installed in the open-topped fighting compartment, though the gun’s traverse was limited to 12° either side. Only 89 vehicles were produced by Büssing-NAG between December 1944 and March 1945, but they were employed on both the Eastern and Western Fronts. Per saperne di più

Newly designed tool box on rear of fighting compartment - Brand new Magic Tracks particular to Ferdinand in Kursk - Two photo-etched tool boxes mounted on side of vehicle - Full OVM set is crisply detailed - Aluminum gun barrel - Detailed muzzle brake is made from slide mold - Driver's hatch w/photo-etched details and clear periscope parts - Photo-etched frame for jack block - Jack made from separate parts - Metal U-shape towing hocks - Convenient preformed metal parts - Photo-etched fenders w/tread pattern on both sides - Photo-etched cable clamps - Metal tow cable plus slide-molded cable heads - Pistol port can be assembled open/closed - Cartograf decals offer different markings Per saperne di più

Germany designed a number of different self-propelled howitzers during WWII, but not all of them reached production. One of the more interesting types was the le.FH.18/40/2 auf.Pz.III/IV Sfl. With a name as convoluted as this, unsurprisingly it isn’t widely known! However, Dragon is giving this weapon carrier an enormous popularity boost by being the first manufacturer to create a 1/35 scale plastic kit of the weapon system! Basically the 25-ton vehicle mounted a 10.5cm le.FH.18/40/2 infantry gun in a fighting compartment, although it also carried gun trails and wheels on the rear of the hull so that the howitzer could be removed and used as a towed howitzer too. Alkett / Rheinmetall-Borsig completed a prototype in March 1944 in direct competition to Krupp’s Heuschrecke 10. It was eventually decided that it would be based on a Geschutzwagen IV (Hummel) chassis, and it was designed to carry 80 ammo rounds and operate with a five-man crew. Production was scheduled to commence in February 1945 but no vehicles ever eventuated. Per saperne di più