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Item #375 - The ICV troop transport vehicle is capable of carrying 9 infantry soldiers and equipment. It requires a crew of two; a driver and a vehicle commander. It is known for its exceptional...

There are 232 parts in light grey plastic, 8 rubber tires. Also includes photo-etch engine grill and USMC markings.

Kit consists of 238 parts on 9 sprues with USMC markings

The LAV-R is an all-terrain, all-weather vehicle with night capabilities. This vehicle is be capable of safely uprighting overturned LAVs while minimizing additional damage. It has the tactical...

Kit consists of 203 parts on 13 sprues plus photo etched details and markings for the German Army.

First of its kind in plastic kit form! In WWII, the Germans developed what is basically a tank turret mounted on an armored rail car. A front-mounted plow attached to the rail car was used to...

Kit consists of 674 parts on 15 sprues, 2 metal shells, 5 photo etched parts, 1 film part, hull, tracks and markings for the German Army. Incredibly detailed!

The BMP-1 was designed primarily to enhance troop combat mobility and offer armor protection to infantrymen fighting with tank support. Later the BMP-1 was upgraded to the BMP-3 with a 30mm...

The ERA tile system covers 49 percent of the vehicle front and 85 percent of its sides. It is also provided with a spall liner in the fighting compartment, and the fuel tanks are given better...

Item #352

Includes 4 USMC figures and USMC markings

Item #351

Item #350 is a German tank destroyer

Includes a total of 161 pieces. PE parts are included for the machine gun brackets.

Item #313

This German heavy armored railcar was a modification of German locomotive WR 550. It was encased in heavy armor and equipped with two 20mm artillery positions, one at each end of the unit. After...

A component of the armored trains which transported military equipment across the battlefield, these heavy flatcars were often seen loaded with tanks and trucks. They were placed securely between...

The Russian Empire placed a high value on armored trains as part of its ground force because their infrastructure at the time did not allow for the mass movement of men and equipment. The PL-37...

These of armored trains became prevalent during WWII initially on the Eastern Front. Transport through occupied areas of Eastern Europe became dangerous due to partisan groups attacking advancing...

The German Wehrmacht commissioned the production of some small ���shunter��� locomotives which could be used to position railway guns and was a component of the artillery units. For movement or heavy...

In WWII the Germans modified many freight and passenger locomotives for use in transporting troops and armor across the battlefield. Heavy steel plates were affixed to both sides of the locomotives...

Includes: Both initial and late chassis Artillery crew (8 figures) Two metal shells (aluminum)

Includes 900mm (approx 35.5 inches) of track

This giant locomotive was used for, among other purposes, hauling the Leopold and Karl guns to firing positions during the war. As a prime target of the allies, it was constructed with heavily...

Includes detailed exterior, metal axles, and photo-etched parts.

Item #208 Includes full detailed interior torsion bar, separated suspension, folding side platform, optional long exhaust pipes, elevating main gun, optional 60cm and 54 cm barrel with rifling and...