Tamiya 1/24 Toyota Supra Kit
€35.00Tamiya 1/24 Toyota Supra Kit
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Tamiya 1/35 Archer British Anti Tank Gun
€59.00This model assembly kit recreates the British Army’s Archer. As WWII progressed, British troops found that their 2-pounder and 6 pounder guns were being rendered obsolete by German armor, and planners decided to develop a vehicle using the powerful 17 pounder (76.2mm) gun. The vehicle chosen to mount the gun on was the Valentine; the…
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Tamiya 1/35 British Infantry Tank Matilda Mk. III/IV
€55.00This is a 1/35 scale plastic assembly kit of the Matilda Mk.III/IV. The Matilda was developed as a heavily armoured infantry tank and was the British Army’s main tank in North Africa during WWII. The Matilda swept aside Italian opponents and was respectfully called the “Queen of the Desert” by German forces. During Operation Battleaxe to…
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Tamiya 1/35 British Infantry Tank Valentine Mk.II/IV
€60.00British armour doctrine in the 1930s up to the outbreak of WWII called for 2 types of tank – more mobile cruiser tanks and heavy, slow infantry tanks. The Valentine was a prolifically produced example of the latter (7,315 units, more than 30% of British tank production in WWII). It was based upon existing cruiser…
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Tamiya 1/35 British Mk.IV Crusader Mk.III Cruiser
€45.00The Crusader was a British tank of the Second World War. The first prototypes were built in 1939, and serial production continued in 1940-1943. In total, about 4,900 copies of this tank were built. Crusader was powered by an engine Nuffield Liberty Mk II with 340 hp. The vehicle was armed with – depending on the version…
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Tamiya 1/35 British Tank Destroyer M10 IIC Achilles
€50.00This is a Tamiya model replica of the British Achilles tank destroyer. The Achilles was a modification of the M10s which Britain received from the U.S., with the original 3-inch main gun replaced by the fearsome British 17 pounder. The vast majority of M10s were the M10 IIC variant, which was based upon the late-production…
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Tamiya 1/35 British Universal Carrier Mk.II Reconnaissance
€25.00During WWII, the British army used various small tracked personnel carriers such as the Universal Carrier Mk.II, which first appeared in 1942. Tamiya’s plastic assembly model kit accurately reproduces this vehicle’s compact design, suspension, and equipment. Included in the set are three figures to depict a driver, gunner, and radio operator, as well as an…
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Tamiya 1/35 Churchill Crocodile
€35.00The Churchill A22 was a British heavy infantry tank of the Second World War. The first prototypes were built in 1940, and serial production was carried out in the period 1941-1945. In total, about 7,400 copies of this tank of all versions were produced, which makes it one of the most produced British tanks during…
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Tamiya 1/35 Ford GPA Amphibious 4×4 Truck
€25.00The Ford GPA is an amphibious 4-wheel drive vehicle which the US motor giant was commissioned to produce for the US military in April 1942. In addition to the tried and tested GPW engine, its brand-new hull-design body was driven through the water by a rear propeller. It took part in a number of landing…
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Tamiya 1/35 French Light Tank H39
€39.00Tamiya is delighted to welcome the French Light Tank H39 into our 1/35 Military Miniature Series. We have sold Item 35282 (1/35 French Battle Tank B1 bis), Item 35344 (1/35 French Medium Tank Somua S35) and Item 35373 (1/35 French Light Tank R35) as the French Army tanks of WWII, so the release of this…
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Tamiya 1/35 German Heavy Self-Propelled Howitzer Hummel (Late Production)
€59.00This TAMIYA model recreates the German WWII self-propelled gun Howitzer Hummel (Late Production). Its name translates to “bumblebee”. The Hummel was designed to fulfil demand for mobile artillery support for German tank units. Based upon the Geschützwagen III/IV (also used on the Nashorn), it sported an L/30 15cm howitzer and open-top fighting compartment. Hummels were…
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Tamiya 1/35 German Main Battle Tank Leopard 2 A7V
€69.00To counter the Russian T34 tank threat, the German Tiger I heavy tank was placed into service during 1942. Despite its excellent overall design, there were the inevitable minor mechanical problems found in any newly developed equipment. In addition, some improvements were suggested by combat experienced crew members. The most crucial of these was the…
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