Airfix Alvis FV622 Stalwart Mk.2 (1:35)

Alvis FV622 Stalwart Mk.2 Build this impressive Alvis FV622 Stalwart Mk.2 in 1:35 scale and you'll be able to appreciate the incredible performance of the original amphibious truck. With 211 pieces and three scheme options to choose from, this kit guarantees many happy hours at your workbench and is best for more experienced modellers. - Plastic Kit Requires Glue & Paint to Complete - 211 Pieces - 3 Scheme Options - Skill Level 3 - 1:35 Scale

Tamiya Pz.Kpfw. I Ausf.B (1:35)

Pz.Kpfw. I Ausf.B  The Pz.Kpfw.I was the first mass-manufactured tank produced by Germany since the post-WWI armor restrictions imposed by the Treaty of Versailles. The initial 1934 Ausf.A variant was followed in 1936 by the upgraded Ausf.B, which saw engine power increased from 57hp to 100hp, as well as a chassis that was some 40 centimeters longer. It was armed with a pair of MG13 machine guns, fired by the commander. Although originally intended only for training use, the Pz.Kpfw.I in fact saw action in the Spanish Civil War from 1936, and then in the German invasions of Poland (1939), France (1940) and the Balkans (1941), and even the ill-fated invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941. ★ This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 123mm, width: 60mm. The compact form is captured in style based on extensive research of the actual tank.  ★ Slide molded upper hull and turret feature fine detailing.  ★ The track beam is recreated accurately.  ★ Assembly type tracks have one-piece straight sections.  ★ The model comes with a torso figure and a choice of head sections (beret or side cap).  ★ 3 marking options are included (for units in Poland, France and on the Eastern Front). ★ 1:35 Scale

Academy WWII Panzer I Ausf B Light Tank & Motorcycle (1:35)

German Army WWII Panzer I Ausf B Light Tank & Motorcycle Includes: German light tank used in early stages of WWII. Accompanied by Zundapp K750 motorcycle & sidecar. - Plastic kit - New tooling. - Three figures included. - Photo-etch parts. - Waterslide transfers/decals for the following five markings:   - Yellow 133,   - 4 Panzer Division,   - Poland 1939;   - (2) White 223,   - 3 Panzer Division,   - France 1. - kit requires plastic and metal glue and paint to complete NOT included - 1:35 scale

Tamiya KS600 Motorcycle & Sidecar (1:35)

KS600 Motorcycle & Sidecar  Includes: - Plastic kit - Detailed bike with distinctive form with pressed steel frame - Road signs are printed on the packaging side and can be cut out to display with your model. - Detailed figures Include an NCO figure for the side car, a rider and a standing soldier - Length: 71 mm - Width: 47mm - Kit requires glue and paint to complete NOT included - 1:35 Scale

Thunder Models LRDG F30 Patrol Truck (Standard Edition) (1:35)

LRDG F30 Patrol Truck (Standard Edition) Includes: - Highly detailed plastic kit - Body, underframe detail - Fine interior parts - Requires glue and paints to complete NOT included - 235 parts - 1:35 Scale  Vehicle information: “Only men who do not mind a hard life, with scanty food, little water and lots of discomfort, men who possess stamina and initiative, need apply” The Long Range Desert Group was the first and ‘arguably the most dashing and successful irregular formation on either side in the entire war’.  Their role was deep penetration reconnaissance, road-watching (observing Axis forces movements along the coastal roads to establish logistics and military unit movements to and from the front line hundreds of miles away), and raiding (they attacked airfields long before the British Special Air Service thought of it). They also transported allied agents and the SAS on their initial raids behind enemy lines, recovered downed aircrew and lost soldiers, and were the first to accurately map the North African desert. They were often referred to as the ‘Libyan Taxi service’ by those who benefitted from their skills, and were highly respected for their ability to get to any point in the desert at a given time. The LRDG were masters of the Libyan Desert during the War in North Africa. Experts in desert navigation, driving, signals and survival. Their operational requirements were unique in the British Army and initially they chose the civilian 2 wheel drive Chevrolet WA trucks, robust and simple, and with the right driving techniques and equipment capable of passing over the majority of desert terrain encountered. After a year of operations these trucks desperately needed replacing, but there were no more Chevrolets, the best option in North Africa being the CMP Ford F30 with the No11 cab. Like the Chevrolet truck before and after their operational period, the Ford F30’s were modified specifically for LRDG desert operations. The cab was removed for a lower profile, the bonnet panels were usually discarded to allow greater cooling for the engine and transmission, Power take off air compressor fitted to the transmission, a condenser tank added that condensed steam from the radiator to save water, racks for sand mats and channels to help extricate the trucks from soft sand, Vickers MKI (no water can and hose connected, and water jacket filled with oil) and Lewis guns, as well as Boys Anti-Tank Rifle mounts for self-protection and raids, and sand tyres. Another feature is that these early Ford trucks were fitted with Chevrolet ‘Banjo’ type axles due to Ford having initial production issues with their axles. The different makes of axles were designed to be interchangeable on these trucks. There were 3 main variants, the standard Patrol truck, the 37mm Bofors anti-tank gun truck with a special gun mount in the rear body, and the wireless/navigator truck fitted a Bagnold Sun Compass, with a civilian Philips 635 radio receiver for the time signal required for accurate navigation by the stars, and the standard No 11 Wireless set for sending intelligence back to base. When used with the Windom dipole aerial mounted on 16 ‘ /4.6m poles they could often ‘skip’ a signal over a 1,000 miles directly back to Cairo. The Ford F30’s had the advantage of 4 wheel drive, a more powerful 95HP V8 engine, and a bigger load area compared to the Chevrolet trucks. However they were harder to camouflage due to their height, louder with the 4x4 transmission and V8 engine, heavier, had a shorter range due to their poorer MPG (Miles per Gallon) and were less reliable. Some of the trucks had their bodies moved back 12”/300mm on the chassis for better centralisation of the load over the rear axle. These can be identified by 2 spare wheels fitted between the body and the cab.

Tamiya King Tiger Prod. Turret (1:35)

King Tiger Prod. Turret Includes: - Detailed plastic kit - Heavy built body recreated - Henschel Turret featuring welded lines - Moving turret escape hatch - Interior details include gun breech and shell racks - Other hatches can be designed to be open or closed - Nylon mesh included for engine vent covers - Separate suspension arms - Belt type tracks - Commander figure - Waterslide transfers/decals - Kit requires glue and paint to complete NOT included - 1:35 Scale Vehicle information and history: The King Tiger made its debut in 1944, toward the end of WWII, and proved a fearsome foe to the Allies, with 150mm and 80mm armor on the hull front and sides respectively, and a powerful 700hp Maybach HL230-P30 engine. The first fifty had a Porsche-designed turret, but thereafter mass-produced King Tigers had an updated turret designed by Henschel. The L/71 88mm gun was upgraded from the Tiger I, and could defeat 170mm of armor from a kilometer away. Some 430 of these King Tigers were produced until the end of the run in March 1945, proving a constant threat to the end.

Tamiya Matilda MKIII/IV British Infantry Tank (1:35)

Matilda MKIII/IV British Infantry Tank (1:35) The Matilda was developed as a heavily armored infantry tank and was the British Army's main tank in North Africa during WWII. It swept aside Italian opponents and was respectfully called the “Queen of the Desert” by German forces. During Operation Battleaxe to lift the siege of Tobruk in June 1941, German forces famously used their 88mm AA guns in the anti-tank role as they were the only effective counter against Matildas. The Matilda wrote her name into the history books as a highly effective tank which continually proved her worth during many fierce battles throughout North Africa. Includes: - Detailed plastic kit - Accurate Gun and gun mantlet - Body and engine detail - Hull features plate weld and metal surface finish - Belt assembly for tracks - 3 x figures include full body Commander and 2x torso figures - 3x sets of waterslide transfers/decals - Kit requires glue and paint to complete (NOT included) - 1:35 Scale

Tamiya Panther D Ausf D (1:35)

Panther D Ausf D  The Ausf.D was the debut variant of the famed German WWII tank Panther. It offered a complete performance package, with firepower from the imposing L/70 7.5cm gun, excellent protection afforded by its sloped armor, and maneuverability thanks to a roaring 700hp gasoline engine. Around 840 Ausf.D Panthers were produced between January and September of 1943, and the first time it appeared on the battlefield was in the Battle of Kursk in July of that year. While it wasn't all smooth sailing, Panthers were still able to take out some 140 Soviet tanks from a range of 1,500 to 2,000 meters, all the while protected impeccably by their sloped plate. The Ausf.D was followed by improved Ausf.A and G variants, and while the Panther was unable to stop the tide from turning against Germany it nonetheless revolutionized German armored vehicle design, and remained on the front line until the end of hostilities. Includes: - Detailed plastic kit - Accurate Gun detailing with turret-side smoke dischargers - Body and engine detail - Surface texture such as cast metal mantlet and steel armor plating - Belt tracks, wheel and suspension detailing - 2 x figures include Torso of Commander and 1x crewman stood behind turret - 3x sets of waterslide transfers/decals including The Battle of Kursk - Kit requires glue and paint to complete (NOT included) - 1:35 Scale

Tamiya King Tiger Ardennes Front (1:35)

King Tiger Ardennes front In 1944, German forces unleashed a new terror on their foes - the King Tiger. The first fifty were produced with a turret designed by Porsche; thereafter, the mass production version used a Henschel turret. Packing a hefty punch with an L/71, 88mm gun and with armor up to 150mm on the front and 80mm on the sides, the King Tiger was a menace to Allied forces during the desperate December 1944 German offensive there. The DKW NZ350 motorcycle was produced from 1940, and later in the conflict some were seen with a smaller headlight and slimmer fender. Includes: - Extensively detailed plastic kit - Heavy, bulky appearance of armour plating accurately modelled - 88mm Turret - Nylon mesh is used to recreate engine cover - Grilles can be given even more detail with the use of a separately sold photo-etched parts set 2x tanker figures in realistic uniform and pose.  - Full track and wheel detailing - A DKW NZ350 is depicted with late war features such as a knee pad-less fuel tank, and comes with a rider figure with U-boat crew jacket. - Set of waterslide transfers/decals  - Kit requires glue and paint to complete (NOT included) - 1:35 Scale 

Tamiya German Schwimmwagen Type 166 (1:35)

German Schwimmwagen Type 166 The 4WD Schwimmwagen which earned the trust of German Soldiers with excellent performance on bad roads and fording ability. Includes: - Detailed plastic kit - Body hull shape underside accurately reproduced via slide molding - Windshield is moveable  - Air-cooled four cylinder engine detail - Interior detailing includes flooring, seats and instrument panel - Folded canvas roof - Driver figure in suitable pose - Waterslide transfers/decals - Kit requires glue and paint to complete (NOT included) - 1:35 Scale 

Tamiya Tiger I Late Version (1:35)

Tiger I Late Version During WWII, the German Tiger I was greatly feared by Allied forces for its thick armor and powerful 88mm gun. The model of the German Tiger I late production variant was put in production from January 1944 and appeared on the Normandy front. Includes: - Detailed plastic kit - Powerful 88mm gun , periscope on Commander's cupola and pressed steel wheels accurately replicated - Shell loading area  - Opening hatches  - Underside detailing - 2x types of gun barrels and gun mantlets to build the last production model - Commander figure included - Track and body detailing - Waterslide transfers/decals - Kit requires glue and paint to complete (NOT included) - 1:35 Scale

Tamiya German Sturmgeschutz IV (1:35)

German Sturmgeschutz IV Includes: - Detailed plastic kit - 75mm gun-equipped Sturmgeschütz IV deployed by Nazi Germany in WWII captured - Optional Hull with front cement block  for armour reinforcement and Schurzen side armour plates - Wheel and track detailing - 1x Commander figure in suitable pose - Waterslide transfer/decals - Kit requires glue and paint to complete (NOT included) - 1:35 Scale

Tamiya A34 Comet British Cruiser Tank (1:35)

A34 Comet British Cruiser Tank This ALL-NEW model kit recreates the British Cruiser Tank A34 Comet in 1/35 scale! At the end of WWII, the British Army developed the Comet – which became a base of later British Army tanks such as the Centurion - as a counter for the powerful German Tiger and Panther tanks. With the hull design based upon the structure of the existing armoured cruiser tank Cromwell, the Comet employed a larger turret with a powerful 17-pounder gun. The Comet first saw action in Operation Varsity in March 1945, and around 900 including ones produced after WWII were built. Features: 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 219mm, width: 88mm. The vertical-plane hull features box style assembly – accurately assembled with two bulkheads like the actual tank Features realistic renderings of front hull and turret cast surfaces, and gun shield canvas cover surface. Clear parts are included to render searchlight on turret left side. Assembly type tracks have one-piece straight sections. Choose from one-piece or two-piece (right and left) split type of the engine exhaust cover “Normandy Cowling’’. Includes two torso figures to depict crew with winter clothes. Comes with a choice of two marking options to recreate 11th Armoured Division tanks which saw action during WWII.   - 1:35 Scale

Tamiya British Challenger 1 Mk.3 (1:35)

British Challenger 1 Mk.3 British forces in the 1991 Persian Gulf War were able to rely on a significant asset in the Challenger 1, its awe-inspiring 120mm main gun accounting for numerous Iraqi T-72 tanks, and the crew protected ably by front and side composite and reactive armor. This kit can be assembled to recreate a Challenger 1 used by British forces, or also NATO troops. Nylon mesh is included to recreate the baskets encircling the turret. Two highly realistic figures are included; one depicts a bescarfed commander in desert conditions, while the other captures a commander in the distinctive NATO cold-climate uniform. - 1:35 Scale

Tamiya British Chieftain Mk. 5 Tank (1:35)

This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit depicting the 1970 Mk.5 variant of the Chieftain tank. ★ From the 120mm gun to the shape of the hull and turret, this heavyweight is recreated with aplomb. ★ Features depictions of the complex suspension, armor plates and more. ★ Hatches can be opeend, and side skirts attached or detached at will. ★ Comes with three torso figures. ★ 1:35 Scale