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Type 97 Chi-Ha (v.2)
This model comes in nine parts.
The Chi-Ha was one of two Japanese tanks which formed the bulk of the Imperial Japanese Army and Navy. It was used in the Second Sino-Japanese War, the Battles of Khalkhin Gol against Russia and the Second World War.
The Chi-Ha weighed 15 tons and had a crew of four. It was armed with a 57mm gun and 3 Type 92 7.7mm machine guns. 1,162 Chi-Ha's were produced.
NB: This is an alternative model to another chi-Ha we produce.
The Chi-Ha was one of two Japanese tanks which formed the bulk of the Imperial Japanese Army and Navy. It was used in the Second Sino-Japanese War, the Battles of Khalkhin Gol against Russia and the Second World War.
The Chi-Ha weighed 15 tons and had a crew of four. It was armed with a 57mm gun and 3 Type 92 7.7mm machine guns. 1,162 Chi-Ha's were produced.
NB: This is an alternative model to another chi-Ha we produce.
Japanese Medium Tank
Type 98 Ro-Ke
Model comes in 12 parts.
The Ro-Ke was a Japanese artillery tow designed in 1939. It was typically used to tow a Type 92 cannon or Type 96 howitzer.
It weighed 6.9 tonnes and had a crew of 7. Almost 2,000 were produced
Please note: the photo of this model is a resin print
The Ro-Ke was a Japanese artillery tow designed in 1939. It was typically used to tow a Type 92 cannon or Type 96 howitzer.
It weighed 6.9 tonnes and had a crew of 7. Almost 2,000 were produced
Please note: the photo of this model is a resin print
Japanese Prime Mover
UAZ 452 (pickup)
Model comes in 10 parts.
The UAZ 452 is a Russian van produced since 1965. It came in several versions including van, pickup, ambulance and police.
The UAZ 452 is a Russian van produced since 1965. It came in several versions including van, pickup, ambulance and police.
Soviet Truck
Unimog 406
Model comes in 12 parts plastic, resin is 1 part
Please note: Model photo is a resin print
Please note: Model photo is a resin print
German Post-war Truck
Unimog 406 (covered )
Model comes in 12 parts plastic, resin is 1 part
The Unimog 406 was part of a whole Unimog series of trucks made by Daimler Benz from 1963 to 1989. There were 11 different models of the 406.
Please note: Model photo is a resin print
The Unimog 406 was part of a whole Unimog series of trucks made by Daimler Benz from 1963 to 1989. There were 11 different models of the 406.
Please note: Model photo is a resin print
German Post-war Truck
Unimog 406 (cutdown)
Model comes in 12 parts plastic, resin is 1 part
The Unimog 406 was part of a whole Unimog series of trucks made by Daimler Benz from 1963 to 1989. There were 11 different models of the 406.
Please note: Model photo is a resin print
The Unimog 406 was part of a whole Unimog series of trucks made by Daimler Benz from 1963 to 1989. There were 11 different models of the 406.
Please note: Model photo is a resin print
German Post-war Truck
Universal Carrier (v.2 no skirts)
Model comes as four parts.
The Universal Carrier was also known as a Bren Carrier or Bren Gun Carrier and came in many variations.
They served in WWII and several subsequent conflicts including the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, Korea and Indochina.
This is one version of several Bren carriers we produce.
The Universal Carrier was also known as a Bren Carrier or Bren Gun Carrier and came in many variations.
They served in WWII and several subsequent conflicts including the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, Korea and Indochina.
This is one version of several Bren carriers we produce.
Bren Gun Carrier
Ural 4320 (flatbed)
Model comes in 16 parts (plastic, resin is 1 part)
The Ural-4320 is a general purpose off-road 6x6 truck made for use by the Russian Army.
It entered service in 1976 and is still in production as of 2023. It is currently in use in the Russo-Ukrainian War.
Please note: Model photo is a resin print
The Ural-4320 is a general purpose off-road 6x6 truck made for use by the Russian Army.
It entered service in 1976 and is still in production as of 2023. It is currently in use in the Russo-Ukrainian War.
Please note: Model photo is a resin print
Soviet Truck
Vickers T-15
Model comes in 9 parts (plastic. Resin in 6)
The Vickers T-15 Light Tank was officially designated the Char Léger de Reconnaissance Vickers-Carden-Loyd Mod.1934 T.15 and was used by the Belgian Army.
They were built by Vickers Armstrong in the UK and fitted with their armament in Belgium by Fonderie Royale de Canons.
The T-15 entered service in 1935 and was used by the Belgian Army in may 1040.
423 were produced and it was armed with a 13.2mm Hotchkiss machine gun.
The Vickers T-15 Light Tank was officially designated the Char Léger de Reconnaissance Vickers-Carden-Loyd Mod.1934 T.15 and was used by the Belgian Army.
They were built by Vickers Armstrong in the UK and fitted with their armament in Belgium by Fonderie Royale de Canons.
The T-15 entered service in 1935 and was used by the Belgian Army in may 1040.
423 were produced and it was armed with a 13.2mm Hotchkiss machine gun.
British Light Tank
Zis 10 & Flat Trailer
Model comes in 22 parts.
The Zis 10 as an articulated or semi-truck version of the Zis 5. It was made in the late 1930s until 1941 and came in a number of versions.
This is the flat back trailer version, we also have a log carrier and a sided trailer.
The Zis 10 as an articulated or semi-truck version of the Zis 5. It was made in the late 1930s until 1941 and came in a number of versions.
This is the flat back trailer version, we also have a log carrier and a sided trailer.
Russian Truck
Zis 10 & Log Trailer
Model comes in 22 parts.
The Zis 10 as an articulated or semi-truck version of the Zis 5. It was made in the late 1930s until 1941 and came in a number of versions.
This is the log trailer version, we also have a sided trailer and a flat back trailer.
The Zis 10 as an articulated or semi-truck version of the Zis 5. It was made in the late 1930s until 1941 and came in a number of versions.
This is the log trailer version, we also have a sided trailer and a flat back trailer.
Russian Truck
Zis 10 & Trailer
Model comes in 22 parts.
The Zis 10 as an articulated or semi-truck version of the Zis 5. It was made in the late 1930s until 1941 and came in a number of versions.
This is the sided trailer version, we also have a log carrier and a flat back trailer.
The Zis 10 as an articulated or semi-truck version of the Zis 5. It was made in the late 1930s until 1941 and came in a number of versions.
This is the sided trailer version, we also have a log carrier and a flat back trailer.
Russian Truck
Zis 30 (wg)
Model comes as seven parts.
The Komsomolets was designed to tow light artillery. It was produced between 1937 and 1941 and weighed 3.5 tonnes. Nearly 4,500 were produced.
It was armed with a 7.62 machine gun.
The Zis 30 was a Komsomolets adapted to carry a Zis 2 57mm anti-tank gun.
The Germans used captured versions and replaced the Zis 2 with a Pak 36 anti-tank gun.
This is an alternative version to another Zis 30 we produce
The Komsomolets was designed to tow light artillery. It was produced between 1937 and 1941 and weighed 3.5 tonnes. Nearly 4,500 were produced.
It was armed with a 7.62 machine gun.
The Zis 30 was a Komsomolets adapted to carry a Zis 2 57mm anti-tank gun.
The Germans used captured versions and replaced the Zis 2 with a Pak 36 anti-tank gun.
This is an alternative version to another Zis 30 we produce
Russian armed carrier
Zis 5 (covered) (v2)
This model comes in 13 parts.
The Zis 5 was a 4 ton 2-axle Russian truck developed produced by the Moscow Zis factory between 1932 and 1948.
At the start of Operation Barbarossa, Russia had 1.4,200 Zis 5s, by the time production ceased around 1 million had been made.
The Zis 5 came in many different variants from transport to ambulance to gas generators, repair trucks and many more.
Note: This is an alternative version of a model we also have on the site
The Zis 5 was a 4 ton 2-axle Russian truck developed produced by the Moscow Zis factory between 1932 and 1948.
At the start of Operation Barbarossa, Russia had 1.4,200 Zis 5s, by the time production ceased around 1 million had been made.
The Zis 5 came in many different variants from transport to ambulance to gas generators, repair trucks and many more.
Note: This is an alternative version of a model we also have on the site
Russian Truck
Zis 5 (open) (v2)
This model comes in 11 parts.
The Zis 5 was a 4 ton 2-axle Russian truck developed produced by the Moscow Zis factory between 1932 and 1948.
At the start of Operation Barbarossa, Russia had 1.4,200 Zis 5s, by the time production ceased around 1 million had been made.
The Zis 5 came in many different variants from transport to ambulance to gas generators, repair trucks and many more.
Note: This is an alternative version of a model we also have on the site
The Zis 5 was a 4 ton 2-axle Russian truck developed produced by the Moscow Zis factory between 1932 and 1948.
At the start of Operation Barbarossa, Russia had 1.4,200 Zis 5s, by the time production ceased around 1 million had been made.
The Zis 5 came in many different variants from transport to ambulance to gas generators, repair trucks and many more.
Note: This is an alternative version of a model we also have on the site
Russian Truck
Zis 6 (covered) (v2)
This model comes in 13 parts.
The Zis 6 was a 4 ton 3-axle Russian truck developed from the Zis 5 twin-axle truck.
It was built between 1933 and 1941 and 21,239 were made.
It is best recognised as being the base for the Katyusha rocket.
Note: This is an alternative version of a model we also have on the site
The Zis 6 was a 4 ton 3-axle Russian truck developed from the Zis 5 twin-axle truck.
It was built between 1933 and 1941 and 21,239 were made.
It is best recognised as being the base for the Katyusha rocket.
Note: This is an alternative version of a model we also have on the site
Russian Truck
Zis 6 (open) (v2)
This model comes in 13 parts.
The Zis 6 was a 4 ton 3-axle Russian truck developed from the Zis 5 twin-axle truck.
It was built between 1933 and 1941 and 21,239 were made.
It is best recognised as being the base for the Katyusha rocket.
Note: This is an alternative version of a model we also have on the site
The Zis 6 was a 4 ton 3-axle Russian truck developed from the Zis 5 twin-axle truck.
It was built between 1933 and 1941 and 21,239 were made.
It is best recognised as being the base for the Katyusha rocket.
Note: This is an alternative version of a model we also have on the site
Russian Truck
Zis 6 Katyusha
Model comes in 21 parts.
The Zis 6 was a 4 ton 3-axle Russian truck developed from the Zis 5 twin-axle truck.
It was built between 1933 and 1941 and 21,239 were made.
It is best recognised as being the base for the Katyusha rocket, which was a multiple rocket launcher using 80cm, 42kg rockets.
We also have Katyushas based on the American CCKW trucks.
The Zis 6 was a 4 ton 3-axle Russian truck developed from the Zis 5 twin-axle truck.
It was built between 1933 and 1941 and 21,239 were made.
It is best recognised as being the base for the Katyusha rocket, which was a multiple rocket launcher using 80cm, 42kg rockets.
We also have Katyushas based on the American CCKW trucks.
Russian Rocket Launcher