Military Vehicles & Tanks

The WOT2 lightweight lorry was produced by the British Ford factory at Dagenham from 1939 in several varieties. Almost 60,000 of these vehicles were built in total throughout the war, and they remained in service with the Army, RAF and RN well until the end of the 1950s. During the war, these machin..

Contains four 9x16 wheels for WW2 British, and other Commonwealth armies’ truck (Lorry)...

Contains four 9x16 wheels for WW2 British, and other Commonwealth armies’ truck (Lorry)...

Finely detailed model of the last French heavy tank ARL-44. The model was designed using CAD technology and comes with a sheet of decals offering both real and fictious markings. While there were just 60 of the ARL-44 produced in the immediate post war era and have never had the opportunity to lock ..

Full resin kit of one of the most widespread German small calibre Anti Aircraft device from the end of World War II. The swivel mount with three 20 mm MG 151/20 cannons was highly efficient not only against low flying aircraft but also against light armoured enemy vehicles. The ''Drilling'' was at t..

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Contains two types of both front and rear towing eyes for German Hetzer tank hunter kit...

Highly detailed parts for converting Jagdpanzer 38 Hetzer into ST-III School version...

Contains one piece of gun mantlet for German Hetzer tank hunter kit. This mantlet was mounted on the prototype and on first few early production vehicles...

Contains one gun mantlet for WW 2 German tank fighter Hetzer. It is lightened type...

Contains one gun mantlet for WW 2 German tank fighter Hetzer. It is late production type...

Contains one piece of gun mantlet for German Hetzer tank hunter kit. This mantlet was mounted on the early production vehicles...

The 30.5cm M.11 Morser was a large caliber howitzer developed by Skoda Works between 1907 and 1911. In 1912, it was finally introduced to service as the M.11 Morser. The outbreak of World War One saw the Austro-Hungarian army equipped with as much as 24 of these high-performance weapons. Possessing ..

An all-resin kit of an Austro-Hungarian WW1 mortar. The master has been designed and produced using 3D CAD/CAM system. The model offers splendid levels of detail, similar to those of our other kits of WW1 weapons.The M.98 mortar was the first state-of-art Skoda-produced mortar to be introduced to ..

** This model kit is supplied in unassembled and unpainted plastic components. Please note that glue, model paints, and other basic modelling tools are required and sold separately...

The headlight is offered both with and without its blackout sleeve, it comes with a clear glass part missing in the original kit also with the jack proper for this weight category of Wehrmacht's military vehicles...

The Leichter Ladungstrager, also known as the Goliath, was a small, wire-guided destruction vehicle used by the German Wehrmacht during WW2. It resembled a tiny tank sans the turret and was capable of carrying up to 60 - 100 kg of explosives to the target area where the charge was set off. Two varia..

During WW1, the army of the German Empire used several types of mortars. Mortars were fairly new kind of military equipment and various armies employed them for the first time in the first decades of the 20th century. The 7.58cm Leichter minenwerfer was a light-weight weapon comparing to other morta..

German heavy trench mortar of the Imperial German Army. It was designed before WWI by Rheinmetall and was in service until the end of the war. The mortar was transported using an attached pair of wheels and before fire, it was placed in a pit or trench protecting the mortar and its crew. Later in th..

Turned metal barrel..

In the 1930s, the Skoda development department came up with a design for a modern 37mm A3 anti-tank gun, which was later accepted by the Czechoslovak army and used under designation 3,7cm KPUV vz.34, (KPUV standing for Kanon Proti Utocne Vozbe, or Anti-Tank Gun). The Skoda design team did not lie ba..

Detail muzzle brake cast for a model of the Czechoslovak anti-tank gun that was used by the German Wehrmacht and other armies as well during WW2. The brake has apertures around its circumference, was designed in 3D and the master pattern was produced using a 3D printer to achieve the best quality. E..

The Skoda Works in Pilsen had been a traditional gun manufacturer and supplier already since the times of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and after the independent Czechoslovak Republic was established in 1918, the company continued in this tradition and became one of the major armament suppliers for t..

Heavy 22.5cm M.15 Minenwerfer or mortar that was produced since 1915 by Bohler company in Vienna which supplied this weapon to armies of Austria-Hungaria and Turkey. Both these countries were using the mortar up to the end of the First World War. The model offers convincing detail throughout as it ..