Armor

This is a 1/35 scale plastic assembly model kit of the Russian Heavy Tank JS3 Stalin which fought intense battles against German tanks during WWII. Developed in the latter stages of WWII, the JS3 was named after Russian leader Joseph Stalin. Not only...

This is a 1/35 scale plastic assembly kit model of the British Infantry Tank Mk.IV Churchill Mk.VIII. Introduced at the end of 1943, the tank demonstrated its worth during the Normandy invasion while supporting Allied infantry units. The traditional form...

The Panzerkampfwagen VI was German's most important tank during WWII. It remained in mass production throughout the war and, with some 8,000 units produced, it represented more than one-third of Germany's entire wartime tank production. As the backbone...

During WWII, the German army used self-propelled guns in large quantities with one such gun being the German Sturmgeschutz III. This plastic assembly model kit realistically reproduces the form of the Ausf.G early version which was manufactured from...

During WWII, German armored divisions effectively used Hanomag half-track armored carriers in transport and support roles. Among the many variations was the Sd.Kfz. 251/1 Ausf.D which first appeared in 1943 and is now faithfully depicted as a plastic...

To 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...

This is a 1/35 scale plastic assembly kit of the M4 Sherman, the U.S. Army's mainstay tank during WWII which greatly contributed to the eventual Allied victory. The kit depicts an early production version that was powered by a radial engine and featured...

This set accurately depicts the brass projectiles used with German WWII 88mm anti-aircraft guns. ★Includes five of both Sprgr.L/45 and Pzgr.39 projectiles as well as six spent shells. ★Using this set as accessory parts with a Tiger I heavy tank or an...

During WWII, the German army applied Zimmerit coating to their tanks in order to combat magnetic anti-tank mines. ★This set of photo-etched applicator blades will help you to apply Putty to realistically replicate the Zimmerit coating on your model...

This set is of the equipment seen loaded onto the hull of German tanks such as the Panzerkampfwagen IV during WWII. ★Tools seen equipped on the fenders of German tanks and the Pz.Kpfw.IV such as 18- and 20-ton jacks, bar and wire cutters, an ax and a...

For a single base tank design to fight through the entirety of WWII was something of a rarity, but the Panzerkampfwagen IV proved its enduring efficacy by doing just that. This precision plastic model depicts the Ausf.J variant of the rustic tank, which...

In the final stages of WWII, the Sturmtiger made its appearance on the battlefield. Based on the Tiger I hull, it came armed with a giant 38cm rocket launcher. The distinctive form of the Sturmtiger with its thick and short gun is now faithfully...

During WWII, the British army used small sized fully tracked weapon carriers famously known as “Bren Gun Carriers." This 1/35 scale plastic assembly kit model reproduces one of those carriers, the Universal Carrier Mk.II which was the largest produced in...

These highly realistic accessories are the perfect way to bump up the realism of your 1/35 scale Panther model. ★The set depicts an assortment of 75mm shells: 4 each of armor-piercing 39/42, tungsten-core armor-piercing 40/42 projectiles, and the 42...

Just like the track of an actual tank, this set accurately depicts the construction of a track one piece at a time. ★This set can be used in place of the kit included belt-type tracks found with German Panther tank kits. ★Once completed and installed...

Prowling Armor Initial encounters with the T-34 in 1941 were something of a shock to invading German troops, who had until that point experienced general success with their armored forces. Their response was the Panther, first fielded in 1943. The Ausf...

A Tough Nut to Crack The King Tiger was the final mass produced German tank of WWII, coming as it did in 1944. With armor 150mm thick on the front and 80mm on the sides, its hull was a tough nut to crack, while firepower was provided by a new, upgraded...

Add greater scale realism to your King Tiger tank model with this photo-etched grille set. ★Parts to depict the engine intake and exhaust grilles, rectangular shrapnel protection nets, and sights for the anti-aircraft machine gun are included. ★This set...

This accessory set of brass 88mm projectiles features the same level of sharp detail as the actual projectiles and will increase the presence of your King Tiger model. ★The set includes four armor-piercing and four high-explosive shells, as well as five...

In order to counter the increasing threat of Russian tanks during the latter part of the Second World War, Germany began development of a new heavy tank in February 1943. Officially designated the Panzerkampfwagen VI-B Tiger II, but better known as the...