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WWI U.S. Artillery 4 per box. When the United States entered the First World War in 1917, its army expanded with remarkable speed, but many branches were not yet equipped for modern industrial warfare. Field artillery was one of the areas where American forces depended heavily upon their Allies, and the most important weapon they adopted was the famous French 75mm Model 1897.
The French "75" had revolutionized field artille...
Dervish Warriors (Colonial). The warriors commonly called "Dervishes" by British and Egyptian troops were more properly the Ansar, the followers of Muhammad Ahmad, who proclaimed himself the Mahdi in 1881. Their uprising began as a revolt against Egyptian rule in the Sudan and rapidly grew into a powerful religious and political movement. Early Mahdist forces were drawn from many tribal groups and were far from uniform, but th...
American War of Independence British Artillery. The Royal Regiment of Artillery was one of the British Army's permanent professional corps and served throughout the American War of Independence. In North America, rough roads, forests and broken terrain made heavy artillery difficult to move, so the relatively light and versatile 6-pounder became one of the most commonly used British field guns. Lighter pieces could also accomp...
Caudron G.III Anzani, British and Belgian service
High-quality Cartograf decals
135 high-quality injection moulded plastic parts
Highly detailed Anzani 100 HP engine
8 photo-etched metal detail parts
Full rigging diagram.
US Army M1132 Stryker Engineer Squad Vehicle w/SMP & AMP Mine Plough
Part of the 8x8 Stryker family, the M1132 Engineer Squad Vehicle supports combat engineers with route clearance and mobility tasks. Outfitted with a mine roller (Surface Mine Plough-SMP) and Anti-Mine Plough (AMP), it is designed to detect and neutralise explosive threats. Fully integrated with protective armour and battlefield comms, the M1132 enables sa...
RE-RELEASED!!! Kawasaki Ki-61-I Ko
3 decal variants:
1. Ki-61Ko, Akeno Fighter School, Japan 1943
2. Ki-61Ko, 2nd Chutai, 68th Sentai, New Guinea 1944
3. Ki-61Ko, Gunso Matsumi Nakano, 5th Shinten Seiku-tai, 244th Sentai, Chofu, February 1945
The first Ki-61 prototype took off in December 1941, and tests of other prototypes took place during 1942. At the end of 1942, these aircraft began to be mass-produced, and t...
Curtiss H-75A-4/A-8/P-36G 'Late Hawks' (2in1 = 2 kits in 1 box) (Finnish AF, Norwegian AAS, RAF, USAAF)
The Curtiss H-75 was the export version of the American P-36 Hawk (Curtiss Model 75) fighter of the mid-1930s. The biggest foreign customer was France, where the first planes entered service in the spring of 1939. Of the fourth French sub-variant ordered, the H-75A-4 (H-751), only a handful reached the country before it...