1:25 - 1:35

Den tyske tank destroyer Sd.Kfz. 138 Marder III blev udviklet til brug af den tyske hær baseret på chassiset af den forældede, men tilgængelige, tjekkoslovakiske produktionslette Panzer 38 (t). Ændringen indebar indførelse af den effektive PaK 40 75 mm antitankkanon i en åben struktur beskyttet af et skrå pladeskjold. Marder III Aus f. H havde motoren monteret bag i køretøjet og våbensystemet i en central position for at sikre en bedre beskyttelse af mandskabet. I denne konfiguration havde Wehrmacht en tank destroyer, der var let at producere og med ildkraft, der kunne modvirke periodens vigtigste kampvogne. Det gik i produktion i 1942 for at imødekomme udfordringen fra østfrontens operationsteater, men blev i sidste ende indsat på alle fronter indtil krigens afslutning.

Den færdige model måler 13,3cm.

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Den tunge panservogn Sd. Kfz. 232 (Schwere Panzerspähwagen 232) blev indsat af Wehrmacht-enheder i midten af trediverne. Den effektive styring af rekognoscering og radiokommunikation mellem enheder var et væsentligt træk ved hurtigt bevægende militære operationer kendt som "blitzkrieg". Panservognen Sd.Kfz. 232 var en nøglekomponent til at imødekomme dette behov. Mobiliteten af det sekshjulede køretøj, både on- og off-road, blev suppleret med forbedret radiokommunikationsudstyr, som var lige effektivt over både kort og lang rækkevidde. Panservognen var udstyret med en voluminøs antenneramme, som så senere blev erstattet med en lodret antenne, der sikrede effektiv kamppladskommunikation mellem befalingsmænd og tropper. Tårnet bevæbning gav tilstrækkelig ildkraft til både køretøjsforsvar og på avancerede rekognosceringsmissioner.

Den færdige model måler 17,5cm

Two Types Glueable Rubber Tracks (T-136 & NATO tracks)

The self-propelled artillery piece the M-109, was commissioned with a specific brief from the American army, to develop a heavy howitzer with had greater mobility on all types of terrain than the dated M-44. The first M-109s entered service in the early 1960s and immediately proved their worth as a major update on the M-44s. The M-109 was also continually updated during its period of service to match evolving operational needs. The 155 mm main armament was also improved with the introduction of the A1 version with its long-barrelled M185 gun, which provided a significantly increased range of fire. The subsequent A2 version incorporated further improvements of the weapon including, aiming, ammunition and target acquisition systems. The M-109 was produced in large numbers, equipping both American armed forces and key NATO allies.

Size of model -  27,8cm.

Tamiya is delighted to announce the release of a U.S. infantry set to follow the popular German army set (Item 35371 released in 2019).

Various series of the short-sleeve M41 jacket and leggings had been the staple of the American Army uniform around June 1944 when the Invasion of Normandy occured, but from summer in that year onward, the new common uniform was developed for paratrooper, armored and mountain divisions, and the M43 field jacket and 2-buckle boot became common. It’s been 27 years since the last new release of a U.S. infantry set (Item 35192), so do not miss this chance to get these figures in multipurpose pose.

About the Item
• This is a 1/35 scale plastic figure model assembly kit.
• U.S. infantry scouts are accurately captured in uniform typical of the WWII period.
• These figures depict the commander looking ahead with M1 Carbine in hand, two soldiers with M1 Garand and BAR, one soldier with the Handie Talkie (Thompson submachine gun on the ground) and a rifleman down on one knee.
• Figures are in realistic pose and have lifelike facial expressions that add a further element of authenticity to any model or diorama of the period. (Use with M4A3E8 Sherman "Easy Eight", M10 and M18 Hellcat is recommended.)
• Accessories such as fire extinguisher, grenades and binoculars are also realistically captured.
• Comes with five helmets (two out of the five have camouflage nets).
• Decals are included to depict rank insignia on sleeves.

The German armored car ‘Schwerer Panzerspähwagen Sd.Kfz. 234/2’ known as "Puma", was developed and produced by the German war machine in the closing years of WW2. The vehicle proved to be an excellent mix of mobility, protection and firepower which was built upon the operational experience gained by the Wehrmacht in the early stages of the conflict. From 1939 onwards the German army had used armored vehicles very effectively for advanced reconnaissance tasks, and also in a ground support role for its troops. The “Puma” was initially a reconnaissance vehicle, but due to its KwK 39 L / 60 50 mm gun it could also be used equally effectively in offensive actions against infantry and other armored vehicles. It was deployed in limited numbers on both the Eastern and Western fronts. The highly effective independent suspension system of the eight wheels and the powerful engine, enabled the Puma to reach speeds of up to 90 km/h on all types of battlefield terrain.

Finished model has a length of 19,4cm.

The LAV-25 is an 8-wheel drive armored vehicle, characterized by good amphibious capacity, used since the early 1980s by the Marine Corps for reconnaissance and infantry support activities.

He entered service in 1983 and actively participated in operations "Desert Storm" (1991) "Restore Hope" (1993), "Enduring Freedom" (2001) and "Operation Iraqi Freedom" (2003). Equipped with a diesel engine, which allows the LAV to reach 100 km / h, and with an independent wheel suspension system, which makes it ideal for "all-terrain" use, it was developed and built in numerous versions.

The anti-tank version is equipped with the Emerson T.U.A. (Tow-Under-Armor) 901A1, a missile system armed with TOW-2 anti-tank guided missiles, installed in a rotating turret and equipped with thermal and visual target identification systems. Conceived to operate in Marines reconnaissance units, the anti-tank version is capable of providing a contrast capability against the most powerful enemy battle tanks.

Not to be taken lightly
The Sd.Kfz.10 belonged to the lightest category of trucks operated by the German forces during WWII, its compact body powered by a 100hp Maybach HL42 engine and gearbox allowing seven forward and three reverse speeds. The result was a vehicle which was very much at home on rough terrain, had a top speed of 65km/h and an operational range of up to 350km (on-road). There was sufficient space in the vehicle for 2 crew and 6 passengers. Originally developed to tow lighter weaponry such as 2cm anti-aircraft guns, 7.5cm light infantry guns and 5cm anti-tank guns, by the end of the war it was also hauling heavier units such as 7.5cm anti-tank guns and 30cm rocket launchers. For the 15,000-plus Sd.Kfz.10s manufactured between 1939 and 1944, a number of duties were assigned, in locations including the Eastern and North African fronts.

About the Model

A Trusty Servant
The Horch-manufactured Kfz.15 was widely used by German forces during WWII. A versatile 4WD vehicle, its well-designed chassis featured 4-wheel independent suspension, and it could carry a maximum of 4 passengers at speeds of up to 90km/h thanks to the 85hp 8-cylinder engine. In a unique design twist, its spare tires were kept on the side of the car and were able to rotate in their storage position, lending a hand should the Kfz.15 encounter rough terrain. Its production ran from 1937 to 1943, and the Kfz.15 could be seen in service in a range of locations: the Western Front, the Balkans, North Africa, and the Eastern Front. Perhaps its most significant action was in the hands of Rommel's Afrika Korps, which put the sturdy and nimble vehicle to extensive use in their battle of attrition with British forces.

About the Model

Tamiya welcomes a new addition to 1/35 Military Miniature Series – this time, the Russian Heavy Tank KV-2, a heavier variant of the KV-1 (Item 35372). The Russian Heavy Tank KV-2 was developed as the combination of the KV-1 chassis and a massive, boxy turret equipped with a 152mm howitzer. Although its weight caused frequent machinery failure during the early of the German-Soviet War from June, 1941, it’s also recorded that one KV-2 single handedly held up one German division for a few days. The KV-2 concept also played a role in the development of heavy self-propelled guns such as the JSU-152.

About the Model
• This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit.
• The distinctive bulky form of the Russian Heavy Tank KV-2 is realistically captured in style based on extensive research of actual vehicle.
• Road wheels are no-rib types which were seen on the KV-2 and early KV-1 models, plus return rollers with rubber rims.
• Features large-diameter idler wheels which were equipped with the early and middle production models. (The KV-1 model has small-diameter late production type.)
• The massive turret with 152mm howitzer is box-type assembly, and its surface such as armor plate and weld lines are authentically depicted.
• Main gun barrel has a realistic rendering of rifling near the muzzle.
• The lower and upper hulls, and tracks are the same as the ones of the KV-1 kit.
• Assembly type tracks feature one-piece straight sections and recreate upper run “sag” in style.
• Choose between open or closed hatches.
• Comes with two marking options, one crew torso and one commander full figure.

"The ""Panzerkampfwagen IV"" formed the backbone of the German armoured forces in the Second World War. Between 1933 and 1945 larger quantities of this tank were produced than from any other German Main Battle Tank of that time. The H model which for the first time was fitted with side skirts to increase armour protection was built from 1943 until 1944.

- Rotatable turret
- Faithfully reproduced vinyl tracks
- 1 Figure / crew"

"The ""Panzerkampfwagen IV"" formed the backbone of the German armoured forces in the Second World War. Scale 1/35. 386 parts. 20,0 cm length. Suitable from 13 years."

"The Luchs amphibious reconnaissance armoured vehicle was used by the armoured reconnaissance battalions of the Bundeswehr from the 1970s until 2009. The 3D Puzzle diorama included in the kit allows the Luchs model to be presented in an authentic setting.

- Rotating Turret
- Hatches can be mounted open or closed
- MG position with MG
- Original Revell 3D Puzzle-Diorama (TBD)"

The Luchs amphibious reconnaissance armoured vehicle was used by the armoured reconnaissance battalions of the Bundeswehr from the 1970s until 2009. Scale 1/35. 224 parts. 21,8 cm length. Suitable from 12 years.

"The Leopard was the first German tank to be developed after the Second World War. Between 1986 and 1992 the tank received a combat effectiveness upgrade with the Bundeswehr which included, amongst other things an improved fire control system. Correspondingly converted vehicles were called Leopard 1A5.

- Rotating Turret
- Elevating Gun
- Assembly friendly vinyl tracks
- Specific parts for the A5 version"

The Leopard was the first German tank to be developed after the Second World War. Between 1986 and 1992 the tank received a combat effectiveness upgrade. Scale 1/35. 260 parts. 27,3cm length. Suitable from 12 years.

"A model construction kit of the ""Whirlwind"" anti-aircraft AFV based on the Panzer IV. It is considered to be the first real anti-aircraft AFV in the German Army because it had a fully revolving turret. It was armed with a 2 cm flak quad 38, for which a total of 3,200 rounds of ammunition were carried in numerous magazine boxes.

- Vinyl tracks
- Detailed surfaces
- Rotatable gun turret
- Authentic decal set"

"Based on the Panzer IV ""Whirlwind"" is considered to be the Wehrmacht's first real armoured anti-aircraft gun because it also had a fully rotatable turret. Scale 1/35. 321 parts. 20 cm length. Suitable from 13 years."

"A model construction kit of the proven Special Motor Vehicle 251/1 in the A version. The half-tracked vehicle was used during the second World War by German Army armoured Grenadier Battalions and Armoured Pioneer Companies as a medium armoured infantry fighting vehicle.
- Detailed surface structure
- Vinyl tracks

Authentic representation of the following versions:
- Sd.Kfz. 251/1 Ausf.A, - 21. Panzer Division - D-Day Invasion, Juno Beach, Normandy (France), June 1944
- Sd.Kfz. 251/1 Ausf.A, - unknown unit, Eastern Front, 1943"

The Sonderkraftfahrzeug 251 (special purpose motor vehicle) was a half-tracked vehicle used as a medium armoured infantry vehicle of the Wehrmacht. Scale 1/35. 321 parts. 16,7cm length. Suitable from 12 years.

Re-Release - Limited Edition

A Versatile Customer
The 508CM "Coloniale" was a vehicle used during WWII by both Italian and German forces. This 3.6m lightweight, 2 wheel drive vehicle had lithe handling thanks to its effective suspension, could squeeze speeds of up to 90km/h out of the 32hp engine, and was capable of carrying four soldiers.

It was put to use in a variety of situations and tasks, most notably in North Africa where the Italian Army used it for officers' transportation and reconnaissance activities. Following the Italian surrender of 1943, the Coloniale was commandeered (and in some cases modified) and used in large numbers by the German forces.

About the Model

Tamiya Color

Acrylic Colors (Item No.)

Enamel Colors (Item No.)

X-6 Orange

81506

80006

X-7 Red

81507

80007

X-11 Chrome Silver

81511

80011

X-18 Semi Gloss Black

81518

80018

XF-1 Flat Black

81701

80301

XF-2 Flat White

81702

80302

XF-15 Flat Flesh

81715

80315

XF-26 Deep Green

81726

80326

XF-49 Khaki

81749

80349

Tamiya is delighted to announce the appearance of the M18 Hellcat in the 1/35 Military Miniature Series for the first time. The M18 Hellcat was an American tank destroyer of the World War II, also used in the Korean war.
This tank featured compact torsion bar suspension equipped with the 76.2mm tank gun. About 2,500 units were produced and the M18 Hellcat was a fearsome opponent for the German Army until the end of the war from the start of its service at the Italian Front in early 1944.

About the model
• This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 192mm, width: 80mm.
• The model realistically captures the style of M18 Hellcat with WWII features like the inspection hatch on the left front of the side hull and front-curved armor plate based on extensive research of actual vehicle.
• Features a realistic depiction of turret interior such as the main gun breech attached slantingly, shell rack, transceiver, and turning gears.
• The gun shield canvas cover surface texture is faithfully reproduced.
• The complex suspension is captured with ergonomic parts breakdown.
• Clear parts are used to recreate the headlight lens.
• Assembly type single pin tracks have one-piece straight sections.
• One figure is included to depict a standing tank soldier.
• Comes with two marking options to recreate Italian Front vehicles.

Tamiya welcomes back Item 25152 (sold in 2012 in the Special Edition Static Model Series) with the new product number (25423).

The British Special Air Service (SAS) was established in 1941, and throughout WWII they engaged in various commando missions including carrying out surprise attacks against critical sites such as airfields and supply bases behind enemy lines. For such operations, they used vehicles which were heavily armed with machine guns.

These vehicles were also fitted with various equipment as well as additional spare fuel tanks to enable long range operation. This kit recreates a version at the European Front after the 1944 Normandy Invasion while Item 35033 depicts a verion at the North African Front.

About the Model
• 1/35 scale plastic assembly kit. Length: 96mm.
• Commando vehicle with five Vickers machine guns is accurately reproduced.
• Vehicle parts are products of Italeri.
• Model depicts a vehicle used on the European Front after the 1944 Normandy Invasion.
• Accessory parts such as jerry cans included.
• Kit also includes 2 Tamiya figures (1 infantry and 1 S.A.S. member) to enable instant diorama creation straight from the box.
• Kit does not have any decals.
• Display the model with other British models such as Light Utility Car 10HP (35308) and BSA M20 MP Motorcycle w/Military Police Set (35316).

This is the latest release in the popular Tamiya-Italeri series, and recreates the Semovente M42 da75/34. Like other products in the series, it updates its subject - the M42 da75/34 (short barrel) which is the original Italeri kit released around 2020. It has a new, exclusive long barrel gun, plus Tamiya figures, decals and instruction manual, all packaged in a new Tamiya box! The Semovente M42 was the model developed as the updated
version of the Semovente M40, which was used as an Italian self-propelled gun in North Africa. After the Italian Army laid down their arms in September 1943, the German Army requisitioned this tank for their Infantry Divisions. 

About the model
• This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 160mm, width: 64mm, height: 51mm.
• Features belt-type tracks molded in elastomer.
• Accurately captures the powerful form with the long barrel L/34 7.5cm gun.
• Fighting compartment interior is recreated in detail, with the transmission case, drive shaft, shell rack, radio, main gun breech, sighting device, etc.
• Choice of open or closed hatches.
• Comes with three full body figures (commander, gunner, and loader) and one torso driver figure in realistic pose (previously included in Item 35364), new instruction manual and 2 marking options for the German Army 71st Infantry Division in Italy.