German Panzer IV Ausf H Medium Tank 1/35 (Model Kit)
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The M5A1 Stuart VI is an American light tank from World War II. The British called it ‘Stuart’ in honor of American general Jeb Stuart. Its main armament was a M6 caliber 37mm. This tank had a supply of 116 bullets. There were over 23,000 of the tanks produced in different versions. Apart from the USA, the ‘Stuarts’ also served in the British, Chinese, Polish and many other armies. After the war, some of those tanks were given to Mexico, Brazil and even Dominican Republic and Haiti.
This unique model has a rotating turret with barrel, operable trapdoor and bonnet. The set includes a figure of a tank driver with armament and tools such as a hammer, axe and crowbar.
(Price: $34.99)
The PzKpfw VI Tiger Ausf. Ewas a German heavy tank, commonly called a ‘Tiger’. It was often considered the best tank of World War II. It spread panic among the enemies more than any other tank. The Tiger was armed with a powerful 88mm caliber cannon and had enough ammunition for 92 shots. Additional armament included 2, and sometimes 3, MG 34 machine guns with 5,100 bullets. Between 1942 and 1944 there were around 1,350 Tigers produced.
The set includes a block model of a tank with a rotating turret, a barrel that moves up and down and a rotating machine gun. The Tiger also has 4 operable trapdoors. In this unique COBI set you will also find 5 figures with armament and additional accessories such as a shovel and hammer.
(Price: $39.99)
The T34/85 is a Soviet medium tank created close to the end of World War II as an answer to the new types of German tanks that were being produced.
The fictitious T34/85 “Rudy” tank with tactical number 102, served in the Polish 1st Armored Brigade. It became a cult favorite from the polish TV series “Four Tankmen and a dog”. This version of the tank was produced in the 1950’s and was a slightly modified equivalent of soviet version from the end of the war.
This block version of T34/85 has a rotating turret with movable cannon and two operable trap doors on the turret. The set includes 4 figures with accessories and a figure of a dog.
(Price: $39.99)
The Sturmgeschütz III Ausf. G was a German tank destroyer in WWII. It was inexpensive to make so it was produced on a massive-scale. The Version G was the final and most numerous produced of all – there were nearly 8,000 units made. Initially, it was supposed to act as a support for the infantry but later it became equipped with a cannon capable of destroying soviet tanks.
This historically accurate block model has a barrel that moves up and down, operable trap door and bonnet. Additional equipment include a shovel, pickaxe, spare tracks, grenade, binoculars and machine guns.
(Price: $34.99)
Build your own M4A1 Sherman tank kit with Cobi building blocks. This 420 piece kit includes two figures.
(Price: $34.99)
The 8.8cm Flak anti-aircraft and anti-tank gun, commonly referred to simply as the “Eighty-Eight,” was one of Nazi Germany’s most recognizable weapons of World War II. There were a number of variants — including the Flak 18, 36, and 37 — with more than 21,000 built over a decade-long production life.
This 1/72 scale, die cast model is a reproduction of the prolific Flak 37 featuring a wintery paint scheme, separate parts so you can display your new weapon with or without its transport! You also get a realistic barrel and tires, textured surfaces, a detailed front shield, a box with loadable ammunition shells, and a plastic base with a clear protective cover. Measures approximately 3½” long.
(Price: $39.95)