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Leopard 2A6 Tank "Ukraine"
Please note that this will be based on TA35271 and include Ukraine decals reflecting markings used on other Ukraine armour but is not a precise rendition as actual versions are not delivered yet. For this reason it will be limited availability.
About the Leopard
The Leopard 2 was developed in the 1970s in the former West Germany, and by the time of its more modern A6 variant had received multipl...
M1A1 Abrams UKRAINE
Veteran Warrior
The M1A1 Abrams was adopted by U.S. forces in August 1984, and while it was originally equipped with a rifled 105mm gun, a later upgrade to a 120mm smoothbore piece significantly improved its offensive capabilities. Also given a precision fire control system and a 1,500hp gas turbine engine, when the M1A1 was fielded in the Gulf War in 1991, it proved more than a match for enemy T-72 tanks...
WWI British Mk.IV Tank Male During WWI, much of Western Europe was reduced to a massive battlefield criss-crossed by a seemingly unending network of trenches. The original British Mk.I tank was developed to break the deadlock; the Mk.IV was a later model based on many of the same design principle, and of which around 1,000 were produced starting in March 1917. A 'Male' variant was developed to smash through enemy lines and in ...
IJN Shimakaze destroyer In May 1943, the Japanese Navy's next-generation destroyer Shimakaze was commissioned at Maizuru Naval Arsenal. Her high temperature, high pressure kampon boilers generated 75,000hp and propelled the 3,000-ton Shimakaze at what was a then record speed for a Japanese destroyer of 40.9 knots; she was also an imposing offensive presence, sporting three twin 12.7cm gun turrets and three quintuple torpedo tu...
JGSDF Komatsu LAV. This is an assembly model of a modern day 4x4 light armored vehicle in Tamiya's ever growing 1/48 scale series. Manufactured for the JGSDF by Japanese firm Komatsu, the vehicle was first delivered to units from 2002 and provided an instant defensive upgrade from the armored vehicles it replaced. The ability to transport it by helicopter or aircraft enhances the JGSDF's mobility. Aside from the 5.56mm machine...
JGSDF Type 16 MCV Japan Ground Self Defense Force (JGSDF) units began receiving the eight-wheel Type 16 Maneuver Combat Vehicle in 2017; it is expected to form a central part of the Rapid Deployment Regiments called for in a mobile Japanese defense policy. It certainly fits the bill, with a top speed of 100km/h thanks to a 570hp engine, and can utilize public highways as well as being airlifted. The distinctively modern turret...
Soviet T-55 Russian tank
A Prolific Design
The T-55 was born in an era of increasing West-East Cold War tension, as an upgrade to the existing T-54. This low-profile design with hemispherical turret was extremely well suited to mass production, and even featured rudimentary protection from chemical weapons. It was also produced under license in Czechoslovakia and Poland, and when added with the T-54 its production run is sa...
WEHRMACHT INFANTRY SET (WWII) Wehrmacht Infantry
The M36 uniform was the staple of Wehrmacht infantry in WWII, in field gray fabric with green collar. However, as the war continued and simpler designs were required, other uniforms became an increasingly common sight. Likewise, the style of boots was also to evolve. Soldiers carried such equipment as pouches, gas mask case, canteen, shovel and rounds; infantry were given the K...
Willys Jeep with 2 SAS/Special Air Service Crew figures. 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 equip...
Sd.Kfz.9 'FAMO' When a tank became inoperative, the Recovery Platoons were informed of the condition of both the tank and the surrounding road surface. Tanks such as Pz.Kpfw.III and Pz.Kpfw.IV could be towed by a single 18 ton heavy half-track, but heavy tanks such as the Tiger I or Panther required three or more towing vehicles. In that case, about 5m of wire rope was used to link each of the half-tracks together. Except for ...
M3A1 Scout Car This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit recreating the U.S. developed M3A1 Scout Car also operated by the Red Army and others. Accurate rendering of the functional M3A1 form is based on extensive research of actual vehicle. Fighting compartment and engine grille armored covers can be assembled open or closed. Includes five Red Army figures in action pose, plus three marking options including one U.S. and...
Hummel (Late Production) German Heavy Self-Propelled Howitzer
This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit. Coordinated sight and 15cm howitzer elevation. The kit authentically captures the Hummel form with thin fighting compartment armor and late production integrated driving compartment. Assembly type late production tracks feature one-piece straight sections. Includes three figures and two marking options.
Russian KV-1 Model 1941 Early Production Russian Heavy Tank The Soviet KV-1 was officially adopted in 1939 and went through a number of variants. Model 1941 KV-1s employed the 76.2mm ZIS-5 gun, which could tear through the armor on contemporary German tanks; its early production variants had a welded turret with armor up to 75mm thick, and hung tough in fierce fighting with German armor following the Nazi German invasion of th...
Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.F The Last of the Short-Barrelled Pz.Kpfw.IVs
In service throughout WWII, the Pz.Kpfw.IV was a durable servant to the German Army; its Ausf.F was the last variant to utilize a short-barreled gun: the L/24 7.5cm KwK37, and was also equipped with wider tracks to cope with the increasing thicknesses of armor. 470 Ausf.F Pz.Kpfw.IVs were manufactured between May 1941 and February 1942, mainly seeing action on the ...
Russian KV-2 About the KV-2
In December 1939 the KV-1 was officially adopted by the Soviet military; it was followed by the KV-2, a heavier design based upon the KV-1 chassis, but upgunned to a 152mm howitzer with the intention of breaking enemy strongholds; in order to accomodate the larger gun, the KV-2 was given a remarkably tall turret. Around two hundred were produced, and supply to the military began in July 1940. The f...
M18 Hellcat The M18 Hellcat was an American tank destroyer developed to counter the German Army tanks, and it featured an open top design turret and powerful 76mm gun, plus a main gun breech rotated 45 degrees around the gun barrel to save space in the turret interior. It had a compact, lightweight hull, automatic transmission and the first torsion bar suspension seen on U.S. armor. Its radial 9-cylinder engine at the hull rea...
A34 Comet British Cruiser Tank Cruising to Victory. While German forces had dangerous Tigers and Panthers prowling the battlefield, by the end of the conflict the British were fielding a capable answer: the Comet. With a hull based upon that of the Cromwell and a new, larger turret accomodating the Q.F. 77mm gun, it was a formidable proposition indeed. Comets took part in the March 1945 Allied crossing of the Rhine, providing ...
Panzerkampfwagen I Ausf.B Tamiya introduces the new German Panzerkampfwagen I Ausf. tank in the 1:35 line. This means that the main German tanks of World War II are now all reproduced by Tamiya.
Although Germany was forbidden to develop tanks after its defeat in World War I, it developed the Panzerkampfwagen I under the name "agricultural tractor" to divert suspicion of rearmament, and the Pz.Kpfw.I became a mass-produced tan...
French H39 Light Tank. This plastic model assembly kit recreates the H39, a light tank which served in French forces at the time of the German invasion in 1940. - Tamiya designers studied the full-size vehicle in depth during the making of this model. - The model can be made into a French or a German captured vehicle, with the latter featuring a turret-top cupola and an antenna base. - Assembly type tracks feature one-piece strai...
M24 Chaffee U.S. Light Tank European Theatre
This model kit recreates the Chaffee as it appeared in the European Theater of operations during World War II.
About the Chaffee
Developed as the successor to the M3/M5 Stuart light tanks, the M24 Chaffee was formally adopted in 1944. The Chaffee employed sloped armor on both the turret and hull and availed itself of considerable firepower in the shape of the 75mm main gun,...
Schwimmwagen T166 This model assembly kit recreates the wide wheel version of the German Schwimmwagen in 1/35 scale. It compliments Tamiya's popular German Schwimmwagen (item 35224) kit as it adds a variant version. The wide wheel version included wide tires and added equipment such as MG35 machine gun and two new figures.
About the German Schwimmwagen Type 166 (Wide Wheel Version)
Criss-crossed by rivers and dotted with...