Military 1:35

Article number: 300035138 Product: 1:35 Sov. T34/85 Med. Mainbattletank

The T34/85 was built with the aim of overpowering the new and improved German Tiger and Panther tanks which the Russian forces were encountering. It was given a powerful 85mm main gun and a 3-man turret enclosed by cast-iron heavy armor, while the hull featured sloped armor. Nonetheless, it was a relatively lightweight vehicle and thanks to the power supplied by the 500hp V-12 diesel engine was very maneuverable. Around 29,000 were produced between late 1943 and June 1945, and together with its predecessor the T34/76 it provided the impetus for the Russian advance on Berlin.

• 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 235mm, width: 88mm.
• The T34/85 form with sloped hull armor is faithfully recreated, including renderings of the rough cast iron finish characteristic of Soviet tanks. Weld joints are also accurately recreated.
• Features moveable long-barreled 85mm main gun.
• Gunner’s rail on hull and other details are depicted using separate parts.
• Belt-type parts give an accurate and fuss-free recreation of the tracks.
• Includes accessory parts such as fuel cans and spare track links.
• Commander and gunner hatches are openable.
• Comes with marking options to recreate 4 WWII tanks and one in the Korean War:
• Marking Option 1: April 1945, Berlin (No.204); Option 2: Jan. 1945, Eastern Prussia (No.236); Option 3: July 1944, Minsk (No.145); Option 4: April 1945, Berlin (No.341); Option 5: 1950, Korea (No.321).

Article number: 300035093 Product: 1:35 Soviet Tank SU-122

The Russian T34 tank is known as a masterpiece. Based on the same chassis, the SU-122 featured a secured, wedge-shape fighting compartment, and was armed with a massive 122mm howitzer. The designation of SU-122 comes from the following; "SU" stands for Samokhodnaya Ustanovka (in Russian) meaning self-propelled and "122" stands for the armament. As Russian forces were forced to retreat from the relentless German blitzkrieg, large quantities of T34 and other tanks were produced in preparation of a counter attack. At the same time, Russian army urgently developed a new self-propelled gun, the SU-122. This tank featured a newly designed 122mm self-propelled howitzer and its production began in October 1942 at Tankograd in the Ural mountains. As the T34's chassis and its mass production system were applied to SU-122, the first test models were amazingly completed with great speed taking approximately one month. From there, the first lot of SU-122s were sent straight to the Leningrad front in January 1943. From July 1943, they saw action in the Battle of Kursk. The SU-122 with its 23 caliber 122mm howitzer fought with all its might against Panther and Tiger tanks and went on to superbly win a glorious victory. In following the success at Kursk, the SU-122 set the foundation on where other tanks such as the SU-85, SU-100, JSU-122, and JSU-152 were built upon. Modelers will enjoy recreating the powerful form of the SU-122 including its wedge-shaped form, 122mm howitzer, large gun base, and recoil tow-cover which now comes as a 1/35 scale model. This model was first released in 1977.
 

• 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 207mm.
• Weld marks and gun mount cast metal texture are realistically rendered.
• Choose to assemble driver’s and fighting compartment hatches in open or closed position.
• Separate parts depict fuel drum stays.
• Belt-type parts give an accurate and fuss-free recreation of the tracks.
• Decals are including

Article number: 300037025 Product: 1:35 Brit. Cusader Mk.III Med. Tank

This is a Tamiya-Italeri Series model kit based upon the Italeri British Cruiser Tank Mk.VI Cusader Mk.III. Like other products in the series, it updates the original Italeri kit it has new and updated parts from the Italian maker, plus Tamiya figures, decals and instruction manual, all packaged in a new Tamiya box! The Crusader was an important tank for British forces in North Africa, and the Mk.III variant was up gunned with a 6-pounder gun and more reliable engine that made it a force to be reckoned with. This effectiveness made it the most produced tank in the Crusader family.

Article number: 300037024 Product: 1:35 SdKfz.231 6-Rad Panzerspähwagen

This model takes the classic Italeri model of the Sd.Kfz. 232 and transforms it into the frame antenna-less Sd.Kfz. 231, with new and updated parts from the Italian maker, plus Tamiya figure, metal gun barrel, decals and instruction manual, all packaged in a Tamiya box!

The 6-wheeled Sd.Kfz. armored cars were produced from the early 1930s as German forces rearmed and mechanized. Based on a civilian vehicle chassis, they utilized sloped armor and a 20mm cannon. Even though these vehicles were replaced by 8-wheeled counterparts during that time, they still saw action in Poland and France during WWII.

Article number: 300037023 Product: 1/35 German Field Team/Eqpt.

The latest release in the Tamiya-Italeri Series is based upon the Italeri 1/35 Field Work Shop kit. This set has newly-molded parts, plus Tamiya figures, accessories and instruction manual, all packaged in a new Tamiya box! It can be constructed into a diorama by itself, or used in conjunction with products from Tamiya’s huge range of German vehicle model assembly kits to create a highly realistic scene.

About the Model

• This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit. • Features work shop equipment parts which are a product of Italeri. • The Italeri kit features an A-frame crane, work bench, fuel drums, compressor, gas canisters and much more. A-frame hook and hoist sections have been newly molded as separate parts for this kit. • Includes a wealth of Tamiya accessories including enamel wire, fine metal chain for A-frame, 2 figures (1 squatting and 1 with hands on knees; both originally in Item 35180), tools, fuel drum, ladder, 12 jerry cans (originally in Item 35315), jack, tool boxes and more! • Comes with Tamiya instruction manual and packaging.

Article number: 300037022 Product: 1/35 M109A3G

This is a model of the German Bundeswehr Self-Propelled Howitzer M109A3G. It is a collaborative release by Italeri and Tamiya. The M109A3G-specific parts are made by Tamiya and Italeri. The kit has new and updated parts, plus Tamiya figures, decals and instruction manual.

Design work on the actual U.S. M109 began in 1952; eventually, the self-propelled Howitzer served 26 militaries, including the German Bundeswehr's M109G, which had its own track and cupola design, plus smoke dischargers, turret rear storage boxes and panoramic telescope. Replacing the 155mm gun with the FH70 barrel improved range by over 30% to 24.7km; the M109A3G served until 2007.

Article number: 300035363 Product: 1:35 US M3A1 Scout car/Spähwagen

This is a scale model replica of the M3A1 Scout Car. It promises to be a great stand-alone model or make for an essential diorama piece in a bigger modeling project. Around 21,000 of the actual car were built, a vital cog in the setup of U.S. forces and those Allies (Britain, Soviet Union, Free France, China and more) who received it under "lend-lease." Lightly protected with mainly 6.4mm armor, with a top road speed of 80km/h, it had one 12.7mm and two 7.62mm machine guns, could seat six in addition to a driver and commander, and was often deployed in recon and command car roles, in North Africa, Sicily, and on the Eastern Front.

Article number: 300035359 Product: 1:35 US M4A3E8 Sherman Easy Eight Korean

This model assembly kit depicts the Korean War variant of the M4A3E8 "Easy Eight" Sherman. This kit variant includes new parts!

The Sherman – reliable and available in huge numbers - was a gamechanger for the Allies in WWII, and the Easy Eight a prevalent variant most notable for its horizontal volute spring suspension (HVSS) and smooth ride. The Easy Eight's career did not end with WWII, however, as a number were refurbished and thrown back into action by a largely demobilized U.S. Army in the Korean War from 1950. They faced off against T34/85s operated by the Korean People's Army with great success, and were later often used in a supporting fire role.

Article number: 300035358 Product: 1:35 Panzerhaubitz Wespe Italien. Front

This model faithfully recreates the German Self-Propelled Howitzer Wespe. It is a classic model from within the Tamiya catalogue, but this version includes updated parts and new marking options for vehicles that fought on the Italian front.

Originally designed as a stopgap, with a production run of 676, this Pz.Kpfw.II chassis-based howitzer exceeded German expectations. Intended mainly for infantry support, the Pz.Kpfw.II’s moving turret was replaced with a boxy stationary superstructure equipped with the Type 18/2 10.5cm L/28 howitzer. While the crew of 5 were not blessed with overwhelming protection, their vehicle was a mobile threat to Allied forces nonetheless.

Article number: 300035357 Product: 1/35 Ger.Pioneer & Goliath Set

This 1/35 scale model recreates the Goliath. It was a diminutive tracked vehicle about 1.5m long that could carry up to 60kg of light explosives and was remotely controlled via 3 cables that spooled out of its rear. Some 7,564 were produced in all, split between 12V battery and gas engine-powered variants. They were largely deployed by assault pioneer (Sturmpionier) units, and were hoped to give the advantage of surprise. They were used on all fronts including German counters to the allied invasions in Normandy.

Article number: 300035355 Product: 1:35 Brit. Pz Matilda Mk.III/IV Red Army

This kit updates the popular British Matilda (Item 35300) with parts to recreate a Soviet-spec Matilda. The tank itself was a durable, heavy design with 2-pounder gun that was well-suited to the slower infantry tank role in British armor doctrine. Eventually, the Matilda was replaced by the Valentine. Like the Valentine, it was supplied to Soviet forces under a lend-lease scheme. Around 1,000 were provided; they were generally given new tracks and simplified suspension with bogie skids, re-designed side skirts, and other modifications.

New Parts

•Soviet-design assembly track parts •Suspension bogie skid parts •Solid (no slits) hull front locker hatches •2 Red Army torso figures •2 Red Army marking options

Article number: 300035354 Product: 1/35 German Tank Crew Set

This is a German tank crew figure set. The last German figure set was designed way back in 1996. This comprehensive set features 8 figures in highly realistic pose, that are adaptable to use with a multitude of WWII German armor kits.

Article number: 300035353 Product: 1/35 Brummbaer Late Production

The Brummbär is a 15cm howitzer-toting assault tank (Sturmpanzer). It was built on the reliable and versatile Pz.Kpfw. IV chassis. It was ordered by Hitler himself, and produced in various incarnations from April 1943 to March 1945. The most numerous was the late production variant depicted by this model. It used the Pz.Kpfw. IV Ausf.J chassis and had a simplified boxy fighting compartment with an extrusion on the top-left to house a machine gun. In a losing battle, its dedicated Assault Tank Battalions fought in Hungary and the former Czechoslovakia.

Article number: 300035352 Product: 1:35 Brit. Valentine Mk. II/IV

This is an all new tooled model of the British Valentine Infantry tank in 1/35 scale. British armor doctrine in the 1930s up to the outbreak of WWII called for 2 types of tank - more mobile cruiser tanks and heavy, slow infantry tanks. The Valentine was a prolifically produced example of the latter (7,315 units, more than 30% of British tank production in WWII). It was based upon existing cruiser tank designs and relatively easy to manufacture, a critical point for the British military after it had lost so much material during the Dunkirk evacuation in 1940. The Valentine would see extensive action in North Africa, particularly the Mk.II and Mk.IV variants (they had different engines) depicted by this kit. Over 4,500 were also handed over to the Soviet Union under the lend-lease agreement, the Red Army using them mainly for recon work.

Article number: 300035351 Product: 1/35 155mm SPG M40

This is an assembly model of the U.S. Self-Propelled 155mm M40. It is a never before seen subject in the Tamiya line-up of 1/35 scale models. The kit uses all new tooling with the exception of the suspension parts as they are from the M4A3E8 Sherman "Easy Eight" model kit. The M40 was a significant step in U.S. Army artillery mechanization, pairing the M1 155mm gun with the proven M4 Sherman chassis. Armor was light given its intended use as a long range weapon (they were effective up to 23.5km) away from the front line, while the layout was changed from the M4 to allow a big fighting compartment at the rear to accommodate the big gun. It was fitted with smooth horizontal volute spring suspension (HVSS). Over 400 were produced before the end of WWII; although they never fought in the conflict, one example of their T83 prototype did. The M40 served in the Korean War, and was eventually replaced by the M53.

Article number: 300035350 Product: 1/35 US M10 Mid Production

This is a model of the famed M10 Tank Destroyer, a subject also covered in the 1/48 scale Military Miniature series. This largely newly-tooled model (only machine gun and clear parts are taken over from existing models) gives it the glorious detail of the larger 1/35 scale. The astonishing success of German armor tactics in 1940 prompted U.S. forces to adopt a doctrine requiring dedicated new tank destroyers to counter them. After going down a few different design routes at the start of the process, they eventually hit upon the highly successful M10 design with well-sloped (if rather thin, to keep the vehicle light and maneuverable) armor plate, and the highly capable 3-inch (76.2mm) gun. Over 4,900 were produced, and took part in Operation Torch (the invasion of N. Africa), as well as fighting in Italy and the advance upon Germany that would bring the exhausting conflict to a close.

About the model

1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 196mm, width: 88mm. Intensive study and measurement of the M10 in the tank museum at Saumur led to this highly detailed depiction of its form complete with sloped armor, right down to auxiliary armor bosses. The open top on the distinctive turret allows viewing of the 3-inch gun breech and realistic interior. Compare and contrast depictions of surface textures such as the cast mantlet and differential cover versus the welded armor plate of the turret sides and upper hull. Belt-type parts recreate T51 tracks. Driver's hatch can be attached in open or closed position, and features periscope depiction. Comes with 3 figures (commander, loader, gunner) in realistic pose, plus 2 marking options for recreating M10s belonging to the 601st and 634th U.S. Tank Destroyer Battalions

Article number: 300035348 Product: 1/35 SU-76M

The SU-76M filled an important and particularly pressing Soviet need for an effective self-propelled gun against invading German forces after the start of Operation Barbarossa in WWII. Based upon the T-70 light tank chassis, it was production-friendly and some 11,000 were manufactured between 1943 and 1945. Its 76.2mm ZiS-3 gun helped it to play a valuable part offering supporting fire and as an anti-tank weapon. Superior mobility was its calling card, and the SU-76M was also able to operate in close unison with infantry units.

Article number: 300035347 Product: 1/35 US Tank Crew Euro Theater

This figure set depicts a typical crew which would have been attached to a tank in Europe after the Normandy landings.

Article number: 300035346 Product: 1/35 Sherman Easy8 EuroTheater

This is an all-new kit designed by Tamiya's top designers which recreates the "Easy Eight" variant of the legendary Sherman medium tank. The M4A3E8 was known fondly as the "Easy Eight" by its crews, thanks to the relatively smooth drive afforded by its Horizontal Volute Spring Suspension (HVSS). Another distinguishing feature was its 76mm gun. Some of the 2,500 examples produced were in time to appear in the Battle of the Bulge (Dec. 1944-Jan. 1945), and others even served in the Korean War years after the Allied WWII triumph. Movie buffs will no doubt also recall that the "Easy Eight" was the star of the 2014 hit film "Fury."

THE TAMIYA-DESIGNED M4A3E8 KEY FEATURES

Slide molded turret and upper hull parts give an unbeatable combination of hassle-free assembly and highly realistic detail levels. Cast metal turret and welded hull surface textures are rendered accurately.

The rear showcases sharp, detailed molding on engine grilles and exhausts, as well as the numerous accessories depicted by the kit.

Clear parts are used to recreate light lens and cupola vision block parts, further upping the realism of this kit.

The single-pin T66 tracks are recreated with minimum fuss and great accuracy, by the included belt-type tracks. Drive sprockets feature fine holes.

A commander figure in realistic pose is provided for the cupola. The periscope seen on the hatch underside is depicted using separate parts.

Technical data: Scale: 1/35 Length: 214 mm Width: 86 mm

Article number: 300035344 Product: 1:35 French Med. Tank SOMUA S35

The SOMUA S35 was a French Cavalry tank of the Second World War. It was manufactured from 1936 until 1940 to equip armored divisions of the Cavalry. For its day it was a relatively agile medium-weight tank, superior in armor and armament to both its French and foreign competitors, such as the contemporary versions of the German Panzerkampfwagen III. It was constructed from well-sloped, mainly cast, armor sections, that however made it expensive to produce and time-consuming to maintain.

While not given a chance to show its full effectiveness during the Battle of France in 1940, the SOMUA showed up strongly in a number of battles with German forces and indeed was used by German forces after the French defeat and even by the Allies after the liberation of France in 1944. It was among the first French tanks developed for use as a cavalry tank, as opposed to the previous infantry roles the tank was largely restricted to under French military doctrine. A cast metal body with armor up to 56mm thick gave excellent protection from German guns, and offensively it could rely on a powerful 47mm gun that repeatedly tore through German tanks. All in all, some 430 SOMUA S35s were produced.

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model Franz. SOMUA S35 Mittl. Panzer in Scale 1:35

Article number: 300035343 Product: 1/35 DAK Luftwaffe Artillery Crew

Increase your diorama options even further with this handy figure and accessory set. It contains parts which were previously only released as components of a larger kit in Items 35283 and 32408. They depict soldiers from an anti-aircraft artillery crew belonging to the Luftwaffe in Rommel’s famed Africa Corps. These men were usually assigned to an 88mm gun and in fact required to take on not only airborne targets but also heavily armored land vehicles such as the Matilda and M3 tanks. Technische Details:

Detailed Plastic Kit of Model 1/35 Africa Luftwaffe Art Crew in Scale 1:35

Article number: 300035340 Product: 1:35 WWII Dt. Jagdpanzer IV/70 (V) Lang

This is a completely new model of the fearsome German tank destroyer Jagdpanzer IV Lang. It is designed from the ground up to be part of the long catalog of models offered in the Tamiya 1/35 scale line up of model kits.

The original Jagdpanzer IV tank destroyer was based upon the Panzer IV vehicle and used extensive sloped armor with the 48-caliber 7.5cm gun that had already proven its worth on other vehicles. In January 1944, it was decided to upgrade the Jagdpanzer IV, with the powerful 70-caliber 7.5cm anti-tank gun installed in place of the original 48-caliber weapon. This bigger gun was fitted to the Jadgpanzer IV with the intention of giving it the ability to destroy Allied tanks without even entering their weapons range. It was also the origin of the name Lang, which translates into English as "long". The (V) was applied to vehicles manufactured by the German company Vomag. 930 Jagdpanzer IV /70(V) Lang vehicles were manufactured between August 1944 and March 1945, with German forces taking advantage of the exceptional range of the gun, employing it in both defensive and ambush roles even as their military situation worsened. December 2014 marks 70 years since the Battle of the Bulge, which was effectively the final German offensive of WWII. This model is perfect and right on time to liven up late Second World War dioramas.

Article number: 300035339 Product: 1:35 WWI British Infantrie Fig.-Set (5)

This newly-designed and molded set of accurate WWI British infantry figures has been released to coincide with the release of Tamiya's first WWI tank model, Item 30057 British Tank Mk.IV (w/single motor). Why not use the figures and tank model together to create a thrilling diorama of a scene from the First World War?

About the Set • This is a 1/35 scale plastic figure assembly kit. • The set includes parts to make 5 realistic figures in a variety of action poses. • A commander is depicted with Webley revolver, whilst 3 gunners are recreated in various firing postures. A machine gunner figure is depicted firing whilst laying on the ground. • The set also comes with a wide range of scale accessories to further liven up your diorama. They include Lee-Enfield weapons, a Lewis light machine gun, helmets, gas mask cases, water canisters, trench-digging tools and more. • The set offers a choice of 2 versions of Lee-Enfield rifles and helmets to depict typical trench and non-trench warfare outfits.

Article number: 300035336 Product: 1:35 WWII US Ford GPA Amphibien-Fhz. (3)

The Ford GPA was a unique vehicle which was deployed not only on the U.S. side by the Army and Marine Corps, but also later by Russian forces. It was often called a "seep" (an abbreviation of "seagoing jeep") on account of its amphibious nature. The front-engine 4WD vehicle shared much of its design and parts (including the engine) with Ford's GPW. Around 12,800 units were produced by 1943. This kit includes a variety of new parts to update Item 35043 U.S. Amphibian Ford GPA Kit.

Article number: 300035335 Product: 1:35 WWII Dt. Panzerjäger Nashorn (4)

This is a highly detailed model of the WWII German tank destroyer Nashorn. The full size vehicle featured an 8.8cm gun also known as a PAK 43 and it was fitted to the upper surface of a light turret less chassis. Even though the vehicle was lightly armored, the PAK43 weapon was capable of penetrating 190mm of armor at 1,000 meters. The Nashorn saw action with German heavy antitank battalions fighting Soviet and Allied forces during much of the conflict. Due to its relatively low cost and superior mobility compared to heavier tanks it remained in production until the end of the WWII war.

Decals included.

Features: • The model accurately recreates the powerful form of the Nashorn, thanks to detailed research performed using an actual example of the vehicle in a museum in Russia.

• Features faithful reproductions of the 71-caliber 8.8cm gun and complex fighting compartment.

• Metal parts are used to ensure that the gun has authentic movement and weight.

• Comes with 3 marking options, including winter and Eastern front versions.

• 4 included figures depict driver and 3 crew members in a variety of realistic poses.

Article number: 300035334 Product: 1:35 US M151A1 Transportfahrzeug Vietnam

The M151A1 was a variant of the M151, a military utility truck which was used by the U.S. Army and Marine Corps from 1959 to the early 1990s. It was first released to troops in 1964, and compared to the original, it had modified rear suspension and also received turn signals on its front fender. Some variants of the M151A1 were equipped with a 106mm rifle, and some even revamped to serve as ambulances. The vehicle also served in the Vietnam War.

About the Model • 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit. • Based on Item 35123, this model receives new parts to accurately recreate the form of the M151A1. New parts include front grille with separate headlight parts, rear panel and swing-arm suspension. • Model can be assembled to show U.S. Army or U.S. Marine Corps vehicle. • Parts to depict canopy roof and 1 figure are also included. • Includes 2 sets of markings to depict vehicles which took part in the Vietnam War.

Article number: 300035332 Product: 1:35 US M151A2 Transporter Grenada 1983

The M151A2 was a variant of the M151, a military utility truck which was used by the U.S. Army and Marine Corps from 1959 to the early 1990s. The vehicle was originally designed to replace the M38/M38A1 utility vehicles used by the U.S. during WWII. The M151A2 variant was first deployed in 1972 and featured modifications such as upgraded rear suspension, larger turn signals on the front, and an M2 heavy machine gun in place of the previous M60.

About the Model • 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit. • The model accurately captures the functional form of the M151A2. It includes a total of 3 figures. • Vehicle, driver figure and M2 heavy machine gun parts originally featured in Item 35123. • Includes newly-designed parts to depict 2 figures: soldier seated in the passenger seat with M60, and gunner with hand resting on the M2 heavy machine gun. Accessories such as folding bed, bags, ammunition and M2 mount are also new parts. • Comes in newly-designed packaging and includes a new instruction manual. • Markings are included to recreate vehicles from the 82nd Airborne Division and the 2nd Ranger Battalion, plus decals to depict the tape used to cover headlights on the vehicle. • Would look great in a diorama with its contemporary, the M561 Gama Goat (Item 35330).

Article number: 300035331 Product: 1:35 Jap. Panzer Type 1 mit 6 Figuren

The Type 1 Self-Propelled Gun was produced from 1943, and around 140 were manufactured. Due to severe damage suffered during their transportation to the front line in the Phillipines, a large number of Type 1s never actually made it into battle, but those that did are said to have been rated highly by the opposing U.S. forces.

About the Item • 1/35 scale plastic assembly kit model. • Length: 173 cm, Width: 67 cm. • This item features Item 35095 Japan Type 1 Self-Propelled Gun and Item 35090 Japanese Infantry Set. • The roofless fighting compartment and 75mm field gun are recreated in excellent detail. • In addition to gunner and loader figures from Item 35095, 4 soldier figures from Item 35090 are included. • Accessories such as armor-piercing and howitzer rounds are also reproduced in scale form. • Features belt-type tracks. • Includes insignia decals for figures. • Comes in a new packaging.

Article number: 300035330 Product: 1:35 M561 Transport-Fahrzeug Gama Goat

The M561 Gama Goat was seven years in development until production of the vehicle began in 1968. Its unique name was derived from the creator of its articulated joint, Roger Gamaunt, and its mountain goat-like climbing ability. It was unlike most other military off-road vehicles in that power could go to all 6 wheels of the vehicle, and its aforementioned articulated joint allowed 80° pitch and 60° roll ranges of the carrier module at the rear. Its excellent rough-terrain mobility was tempered somewhat by problems with tricky handling and maintenance, as well as its being rather noisy, but the Gama Goat continued in service until it was effectively replaced by the HMMWV in the late 1980s.

About the Model • This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit. • Length: 170mm, Width: 62mm. • The articulation joint of the M561 is recreated faithfully, and the joint on the model uses a poly-cap to accurately mimic the movement range of the real vehicle. • The model features optional front windshield and front-mounted winch parts. • The complex 6-wheel drive suspension is recreated in a single molded part without sacrificing accuracy. • 1 driver figure is included. • Comes with 3 marking options.

Article number: 300035329 Product: 1:35 Modern JGSDF Type 10 Tank

The Type 10 is the Japan Ground Self Defense Force’s next generation main battle tank. Now, it joins its predecessors the Type 61, Type 74 and Type 90 in the Tamiya 1/35 Military Miniatures series. The Type 10 was first shown to the world in 2010 (that’s where the 10 in its name comes from), and was assigned to units starting in 2012. Among the many advances from the previous Type 90 model are a Japanese-made 120mm smoothbore main gun, and the so-called C4I system. This state-of-the-art computerized system allows the Type 10 to be connected to a computer network and share information with other tanks, enabling co-ordinated actions.

About the Model • 1/35 scale plastic assembly kit • Features detailed and faithful replication of modular armor, as well as the 120 mm main gun. • Lower hull rubber skirts and belt-style tracks ensure the base of the model is also highly realistic. • Includes 2 figures to add to the realism of modelers’ dioramas. • Comes with 3 sets of markings.

Article number: 300035328 Product: 1:35 Israel Tiran 5

The Tiran 5 was the Israeli-modified version of the Russian T-55 tank, and was used by the Israeli Defense Force (IDF) from the late 1960s until the start of the 1980s. Constantly modified throughout its service, many were fitted with the 105mm M68 gun. Even after it was retired from IDF service, the Tiran 5 continued to see action in various guises in a number of countries across the world.

The Tamiya model assembly kit faithfully captures all the details and nuances in 1/35 scale and will make a fine addition to anyone model kit collection.

Article number: 300035326 Product: 1:35 U.S. M1A2 SEP Abrams TUSK II

During the 2003 Invasion of Iraq, the U.S. deployed its latest M1A2 Abrams main battle tanks and these continued to be used in Iraq during the subsequent occupation period. Due to the threats posed by RPGs and improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in the urban environments, the tanks were upgraded with more protection in the form of Tank Urban Survival Kits (TUSK I) in 2004. The upgrade included features such as reactive armor on the hull sides, hull underside armor to protect against land mines, an M2 machine gun mounted above the main gun barrel, infrared cameras for the crew, and an external telephone for communication with accompanying infantry. A further development called TUSK II added features such as tile-shaped reactive armor to the turret and hull sides, armored shield for the commander, and a rear-view camera. These kits could be installed in field depots in about 12 hours and different tanks had different features equipped.

About the Model • 1/35 scale plastic assembly model kit of the latest M1A2 SEP Abrams. • Includes parts to depict both TUSK I and TUSK II features. • Detailed parts such as the armored shields for the commander and loader and barrel-mounted M2 machine gun are included. • Intricate curves of the reactive armor tiles are accurately reproduced. • Comes with one commander and one loader figure, both depicted with body armor. • Two marking options for TUSK I and one marking option for TUSK II-equipped tanks included.

Article number: 300035325 Product: 1/35 German Heavy Tank Destroyer Elefant

This is a 1/35 scale assembly model of the German Heavy Tank Destroyer Elephant. Extensive research was conducted by Tamiya's designers to bring the modeling world the most accurate rendition to date.

Historical background In 1941, Porsche created a prototype tank which incorporated radical features including a gasoline-electric hybrid powertrain. In 1943, the tank was transformed into the Ferdinand tank destroyer armed with an 8.8cm PaK 43 L/71 gun housed in a large box-shaped superstructure and 90 units were produced. During the Battle of Kursk, they demonstrated superior anti-armor capability to knock out T-34 and KV-1 tanks at long range, but their slow speed and unreliability resulted in many being immobilized by mechanical troubles. In 1944, 50 surviving Ferdinands were given modifications, including the addition of a machine gun, a commander's cupola, and were re-designated with the name Elefant. The Elefant saw combat on the Italian and Russian fronts, and some fought until the very end of WWII during the Battle of Berlin.

Article number: 300035324 Product: 1/35 Iraqi Main Battle Tank T-55 Enigma

The above images are test shots of the sprues for this kit. Once the kit becomes production, we will update these pictures.

Iraq's T-54/55 Tanks

Iraq was a major operator of T-54/55 series tanks and ordered their first 250 T-54s from the former Soviet Union in 1958, followed by 50 more in 1965. Many of these were lost during the Yom Kippur War so 300 T-55s were ordered in 1973. Other purchases followed: 50 and 400 T-55s from the surplus stocks of East Germany and Poland respectively in 1980; 250 T-55s and 150 TR-580s (Romanian version of the T-55) from Egypt and Romania respectively in 1981; another 400 T-55s, including some Czech-built examples, from the former Soviet Union in 1981; and about 1,500 Type 59 and Type 69 tanks were bought from China during the 1980s.

Iraq 'Enigma"

Since the T-54/55s were introduced ill the period after WWII, the basic design was becoming obsolete by the 1980s. Many countries thus developed upgrades in order to modernize the T-55 and Iraq was no exception. Although the official Iraqi designation is not known, their upgraded variant was called T-55 "Enigma" by Coalition forces during the 1991 Gulf War. This Iraqi variant focused on armor upgrades and was likely modeled after the T-55AM, which featured extra armor blocks on the glacis and turret. The Enigma expanded on this to also include armor blocks on the sides of the hull and the rear of the turret. These blocks were made up of armor plates welded into boxes to create a sort of spaced armor and they were then attached to the hull and turret. Two large blocks with holes to allow access to the tow hooks were bolted to the glacis, with the left block positioned lower to aid the driver's field of vision. A smaller armor block was installed on the front section of each mudguard and eight other blocks were mounted along each side of the hull. Two sets of four armor blocks curved along the front and sides of the turret, with the f

Article number: 300035323 Product: 1/35 Israeli Tank M51 105mm

During the 1960's, the Israeli Ordnance Corps upgraded their M4A1 Sherman tanks by equipping them with the powerful French 105mm CN-105-F1 tank gun and they were redesignated as M51s. The larger gun meant a muzzle brake was installed to minimize the greater recoil effect and a counterweight was fitted to the rear of the turret. The 460hp diesel engine and the combination of the Horizontal Volute Spring Suspension (HVSS) and wider T80 tracks gave the M51 improved mobility. During the Six-Day War in 1967, the M51s were used against newer T-54/55 tanks as well as JS-3 tanks from Egyptian, Iraqi, and Syrian armies. The M51's 105mm gun could take on these adversaries by using HEAT ammunition. After the war, these M51s continued to serve with distinction until they were finally retired in the early 1980s.

Article number: 300035322 Product: 1/35 Israeli Tank M1 Super Sherman

Over 50,000 Shermans of all types were produced during WWII. The Shermans which the IDF (Israeli Defense Force) initially procured from various sources were a mix of different variants featuring different hulls, turrets, suspensions, and armaments. However, Israel was eventually able to negotiate the purchase of about 250 M4A1 and M4A3 Shermans from France, and these were armed with the M1A1/A2 76.2mm main gun which could better counter the Arab armies' Russian made T-34-85s. Shermans were also produced with two different types of suspension: VVSS (Vertical Volute Spring Suspension) and HVSS (Horizontal Volute Spring Suspension). The latter offered better performance and the IDF eventually modified their tanks to the HVSS standard. Thus the IDF designated its 76.2mm gun-armed HVSS-equipped Shermans as M1 Super Shermans and many of these saw their first action during the Sinai Campaign in 1956.

Article number: 300035321 Product: 1:35 WWII Dt. Simca S5 Dienstwagen (1)

The Simca 5 was a small passenger car which debuted in March 1936. It was almost identical to the Fiat 500 Topolino as the car was actually designed by Fiat. The car was equipped with an independent front suspension, a 4-speed transmission, hydraulically-controlled drum brakes, and a 12-volt electrical system. At the time, the car was meant to be affordable for the French public, in the same way that the later Volkswagen Beetle and Fiat 500 brought inexpensive private motoring to the masses in Germany and Italy respectively. It was also very fuel efficient. Many were in use by the time WWII began, and the German Army captured large numbers of them when they occupied France. These were pressed into military service as staff cars for transporting personnel and liaison duties. Over 46,000 Simca 5s were built by the time production ended in 1946.

About the Item • 1/35 scale assembly kit model of the Simca 5 staff car. • The elegant silhouette of the car has been accurately reproduced. • Details such as front & rear suspension have been realistically depicted. • Doors can be depicted in either open or closed position. • Comes with a German Army driver figure as well as 3 marking options.

Article number: 300035320 Product: 1:35 WWII German Field Police Set

Most German Army divisions in WWII usually had their own field military police platoons. These units were tasked with directing traffic along routes of advance and resupply, manning checkpoints, handling prisoners as well as deserters, and maintaining law and order of captured territories. Soldiers in these field military police units were distinguished by insignia on the left sleeves of their uniforms as well as a special gorget on their chest, which led regular soldiers to derisively call them "chain dogs."

Set includes 5 field military policemen and a police dog.

Article number: 300035319 Product: 1:35 WWII US Tank T26E4 Super Pershing

About the M26 Pershing Development of what would become the M26 Pershing began in 1942. It was to be a replacement for the M4 Sherman, which was the standard U.S. Army tank at the time, and features such as a lower profile hull and cast turret were incorporated during the development process of the various prototypes. This eventually culminated in the T26E1 prototype armed with the 90mm M3 gun, and from that stemmed the production version which was called the T26E3. The first T26E3s were sent to Europe in January 1944, and as they were deployed to the battlefield, they were re-designated M26. Although over 300 reached the theater before the end of the war, only 20 actually saw combat. In these limited actions, the M26s proved capable of defeating the German Panther and Tiger tanks they were designed to counter.

About the T26E4 "Super Pershing" Although the standard M26 Pershing's 90mm M3 gun was powerful, it was not on par with the German King Tiger heavy tank's gun. Thus the T15E1 90mm gun, which was larger in caliber and fired a one-piece shell at a higher muzzle velocity, was developed. This gun was fitted onto a modified T26E1 prototype, and featured cylindrical stabilizers mounted on the turret to cope with the longer length of the gun barrel. This was the first "Super Pershing" and it was sent to Europe as well, where it was involved in just a handful of engagements against German tanks. The second "Super Pershing" was created by modifying a T26E3. This was designated T26E4 and was armed with a T15E2 90mm gun that fired a two-piece ammunition and a redesigned gun mount to eliminate the need for the stabilizers. This pre-production T26E4 "Super Pershing" was not sent to Europe. The modifications that were tested on this pre-production T26E4 were incorporated into the actual production-spec T26E4s, of which 25 were built before production was canceled

Article number: 300035317 Product: 1/35 WWII Ger.Car.Truck Krupp Protze(3)

Supporting the German army's mechanized Blitzkrieg during the early stages of WWII was the 6X4 Krupp Protze light truck. Popularly known as the "boxer" due to its air-cooled flat-4 engine, this vehicle provided valuable support for the rapidly moving army by towing artillery pieces and carrying troops and supplies. It's unique sloped engine cover offered excellent forward visibility and the truck was well-liked for its reliability and ease of maintenance

Article number: 300035315 Product: 1:35 WWII Ger.Jerry Can Set (12) Early

Originally conceived for use by German forces during WWII, the Jerry Can's design proved to be so good that it was reverse-engineered for use by the Allies. The 20-liter container was tough and compact, allowing them to be easily stowed aboard vehicles. It had a simple but effective lid mechanism with three handles. The early type featured a simple cross-shaped indentation for strength while later types had more complex indentation designs.

Set contains 12 early type Jerry Cans, 2 types of storage boxes, a notek light, and a jack with its base.

Article number: 300035314 Product: 1/35 WWII Fig.-Set German Africa Corps Infantry

Article number: 300035313 Product: 1:35 WWII US M5A1 Light Tank w/Mrtar (4)

The M5A1 light tank which was developed from the M3 Stuart light tank was put into production from January 1943. It was powered by twin four-stroke V8 300hp Cadillac gasoline engines which enabled a top speed of 58km/h. It came armed with a 37mm main gun and two 7.92mm machine guns and featured additional armor plating on the turret's right side to protect the anti-aircraft machine gun. Approximately 6,800 units were produced and were mainly used in reconnaissance roles at the Italian and North West European Fronts.

Article number: 300035312 Product: 1:35 WWII U.S.M8 Haubitze m.Figuren (3)

During WWII, the frst American fully tracked Self Propelled Howitzer was the M8. It used the chassis of the M5 and had an open topped turret which was armed with a 75mm Howitzer and 12.7cm M2 machine gun. From September 1942 to January 1944, approximately 1,800 units were produced with the firstM8 seeing action from mid 1943. They were seen used at the Italian and North West European fronts as well as the Pacific Theater for fire support duties. Even after WWII, the M8 could be seen in service with the French army during the Indochina Wars.

Article number: 300035310 Product: 1/35 WWII StuG III Ausf. G Finland 1942

Article number: 300035309 Product: 1:35 BT-7 Model 1935

In 1935, the last of the Soviet cavalry tanks, the BT-7, were produced. This Russian tank incorporated features from tanks designed by the American engineer, Walter Christie. The "BT" in the name stands for "Bystrokhodny Tank" which means fast tank. The coil spring suspension system, which was designed by Walter Christie, and powerful engine allowed this tank to reach an on-road speed of 31mph. To enhance speed and mobility, the tracks could be removed so that the vehicle would operate on-road with only the wheels. The BT-7 featured a 47mm gun, 7.62mm DT machine gun, sloped frontal armor, and a Model M-17T (V-2 at BT-7m engine. The sloped armor was used in later tanks such as the T-34l. An estimated 4,700 BT-7 tanks were produced from 1935 to 1939. The tanks were used during the Spanish Civil War, in battles against the Japanese forces in Mongolia and on the Eastern Fronts.

The large-pitch simple tracks are reproduced as link-type assembly tracks which include one-piece straight sections. Suspension features a realistic finish.

Headlight lens and vision guard on the driver's hatch are made from clear parts to enhance realism.

•Length: 161mm, Width: 65mm. •Distinct style of the tank including sloped armor on the front section and dynamic road wheels have been realistically reproduced. •Double-layered structure of the hull sides and the mechanically-complicated suspension feature a rich finish. •A tank equipped with a frame antenna can also be assembled. •Photo-etched parts and realistic metal towing chain included. A convenient jig to bend the parts is also included. •A commander and tank crew figure holding a premission briefing with a map are included to provide a sense of tension. (Total 2) •Markings to depict BT-7 tanks seen at the Eastern front lines and in Mongolia included.(Total 5)

Article number: 300035308 Product: 1:35 WWII British Light Utility Car 10HP

British forces used passenger car chassis, during WWII, as the basis for pick-up style military vehicles. Officially identified as a "Light Utility Car" soldiers called them affectionately by the nickname "Tilly". The vehicle was equipped with a 30hp engine and rear wheel-drive. However, the car did not have sufficient off-road abilities and was soon replaced by 4WD vehicles. As a result, the "Tilly" was used in airbases for liaisons and in other paved areas. The vehicle served in the Dunkirk evacuation, North African and Italian fronts, and Europe from the Normandy invasion on.

Article number: 300035305 Product: 1:35 WWII Ger. Steyr 1500A/01 Africa (4)

After WWI, the German military discovered the importance of combined land and air assaults to maximize the damage of the enemy's forces. This strategy, known as the "Blitzkrieg" strategy, amplified the need for reliable transport vehicles. The "Schell Programme" was introduced, in 1940, to increase the ease of production of land vehicles for the German Army. The Austrian-made, 1.5ton, all wheel drive, Steyr 1500A/01 was an 8 passenger vehicle used in a variety of roles such as staff car, HQ transport, artillery tow truck and ambulance. The vehicle was equipped with a front torsion bar, lead spring rear suspension, four speed transmission, air-cooled 8-cylinder 85hp engine, and had a top speed of 100km/h. Towards the end of WWII, some of the vehicles were produced with bulletproof windows, and reinforced steel plate doors.

Article number: 300035304 Product: 1/35 German Kubelwagen Type 82 - Ramcke Parachute Brigade

After the 1941 assault on Crete, elite German parachute units were formed into a brigade. The parachute unit, know as the "Ramcke Parachute Brigade" was created to lead assaults in North Africa against Allied forces and counter act the British SAS units attack. The brigade was heavily involved in the Second Battle of El Alamein, the attack on Stirling's Special Air Service, and DAK's assault of the Suez Canal. In 1943, at Tunisia, the Ramcke brigade saw its last battle and was forced to surrender to British forces.

Article number: 300035303 Product: 1:35 WWII Sov. Heavy MBT JSU-152 (2)

The Russian army utilized the JS-2 heavy tank chassis to create the JSU-152 t, which opposed German tanks such as the Tiger I. The heavy self-propelled gun first entered into battle at Kursk in 1943. The JSU-152 featured improved armor protection and a simple superstructure, in which the ML-20S 152mm Howitzer resided. The Howitzer could fire the same ammunition as other guns. From up to 700m away, the Howitzer could provide direct fire and from up to 15km away the vehicle could provide indirect fire. The heavy shells could penetrate 120mm armor at a distance of 1km and destroy concrete walls up to 300m thick. In September 1943, mass production began on the JSU-152. In the summer of 1944, the JSU-152 entered its first official battle during Operation Bagration. The JSU-152 earned the nickname "Zveroboy (beast killer)" due to the vehicles ability to destroy Tiger I and Panther tanks. The JSU-152 also greatly contributed to the Russian victory at the Battle of Berlin. Over 4,075 JSU-152 were built during WWII and over 5,000 were produced after WWII and posed a threat to the West until the 1970s.

Article number: 300035302 Product: 1:35 WWII Ger. A-Acr. Gun37 w/Crew (5)

First released in 1989, Tamiya's mechanically detailed 1/35 3.7cm Flak 37 became a very popular item and often appeared in dioramas as a supporting piece. Fans have long awaited the release of this kit with anti-aircraft crew figures, and a collaboration with ICM has made this possible. A diorama depicting the crew shooting at a low flying approaching fighter aircraft can now be accurately portrayed with this set. The set features excellently proportioned figures with sharp details.

•Set includes 5 crewmen figures: A commander looking into binoculars, a gunner,a spotter with rangefinder, and two loaders. •Displaying this set with other 1/35 scale military figures and vehicles would definitely addexcitement to any diorama. •Add greater realism to these figures with the WWII German Military Insignia Decal Set(Item 12625).

Article number: 300035301 Product: 1:35 WWII Fr.Citroen Traction Dienst.(1)

This famous French sedan was produced from 1934 to 1957 and featured a lightweight monocoque body with a high performance torsion bar spring suspension. It also had a spacious interior and featured a front-wheel drive system and a low center of gravity. The car proved to be very easy to handle and was used by the French Army, the occupying German Army, and the Free French forces. It was also used by German forces through out the European front and as far away as Russia.

•Length: 125mm, Width: 48mm. •This is a 1/35 scale assembly kit model of the Citroen Traction 11CV. •The elegant form of the body and fenders has been accurately reproduced. •For easy assembly of the suspension, the number of parts is kept in check. •You can choose to assemble either open or closed front doors. •By assembling open front doors, you can enjoy viewing the the highly detailed interior. •Set includes one driver figure. •Markings for the German Army x 2, French Army x 1, and Civilian vehicle x 1 are included.(Total 4) •This model will look great in a diorama on its own or with other 1/35 scale models.

Article number: 300035300 Product: 1:35 WWII Brit. BT. Matilda Mk.III/IV(3)

At the beginning of 1930, the British army made the decision to produce tanks for different roles, with production of the A12 "Matilda" beginning in 1936. At that time, the Matilda had the thickest armor at 60mm, came armed with a 2-pounder cannon, and had thick side skirts which protected the "Japanese type" bogies. Powered by two diesel engines, the Matilda had a top speed of 24km/hr which was deemed appropriate as it matched the walking speed of infantry. At the North African front, thanks to its impenetrable armor, the Matilda completely defeated the opposing Italian forces. Because of the strength of their armor, the Germans began to use 88mm guns which were the only weapons that could penetrate the Matilda. The Matilda was used throughout WWII and was also used by Soviet, Australian, and Allied forces under the Lend-Lease Act.

•This is a 1/35 assembly kit model of the British Infantry Tank Matilda which saw action atthe North African Front during WWII. •Length: 174mm, Width: 72mm. •The Matilda's mechanical form has been accurately reproduced. •The number of parts required for the assembly of the gun turret, hull, and the complicated suspension has been minimized for ease of assembly. •Tall and short cupolas and two types of antennas are included in the kit. •Assembly and belt type tracks are included. •Full-size commander figure, as well as a loader and driver torso figures are included.(Total 3) •3 kinds of decals for the North African front are included. •The Matilda would look fantastic alongside other 1/35 vehicles from the North African front such as German Armored Car Sd.Kfz.223 (Item 35268), German Kubelwagen Type82 (Item 35238), German Armored Car Sd.Kfz.222 (Item 35286), Italian Medium TankCarro Armato M13/40 (Item 35296).

Pz.Kpfw.II Ausf.C Poland

1/35 German Field Commande

Sd.Kfz.232 Africa-Corps

Med.Tank Carro Armat.M13/40

Jagdtiger Early

Ger. Infantry French Campaign

Article number: 300035292 Product: 1:35 WWII Ger.PzKpfw.II Ausf. A/B/C (1)

After WWI, Germany pushed forward the development of battle tanks under a blanket of secrecy. The Panzerkampfwagen II used the Panzerkampfwagen I's hull and came armed with a 2cm main gun. Mass production of the Ausf.A began in 1937 and various improvements including a new suspension led to the Ausf.C. Until the end of production in April 1940, 1088 Panzer II tanks were manufactured. They led the surprise invasion on Poland and were the main tanks used in the attack on France. Later, they were successfully used in reconnaissance missions until the end of the war.

About the Model

•1/35 model of the German Panzerkampfwagen II tank. •Supplemental armor plate parts can be installed in the same manner as the actual tank. •Various hatches throughout the tank are separately-molded, and armor panels are included to accurately recreate the different variants. •Assembly-type tracks feature single-piece sections for effortless construction. •Comes with a commander figure and three kinds of markings for the French campaign. •Display the Panzerkampfwagen II with other vehicles such as the French Battle Tank B1 bis, French Armored Carrier UE, German 3 Ton 4x2 Cargo Truck, and the new German Infantry Set (French Campaign) to create dioramas of the early WWII battlefield.

Pz.kpfw.II Ausf.A/B/C

Article number: 300035291 Product: 1:35 WWII Ger. Cargo Truck 3to (2)

About the 3Ton 4x2 Cargo Truck

The German army in WWII used a wide variety of wheeled vehicles as part of their overall strategy of fast mechanized warfare. Among the most widely used was the 3Ton 4x2 Cargo Truck, a truck design that was first produced in the 1930s. Featuring a dependable 6-cylinder gasoline engine,the 3Ton 4x2 Cargo Truck could take on a very large payload disproportionate to its size. They proved to be not only extremely reliable, but also very versatile, and were employed in a wide variety of roles, including fuel truck, ambulance, radio truck, as well as general-purpose cargo truck.

About the Model

•High-quality 1/35 scale assembly model kit of the 3Ton 4x2 Cargo Truck. •This kit is an all-new molding, and is much more accurate than kits current on the market. •The actual trucks chassis had a forward slant (designed to balance the cargos weight), and this unique feature has been accurately reproduced. •Suspension features a reasonable number of parts for easy assembly without sacrificing detail.- Driver and navigator figures included. •Accessory set of fuel drums and jerry cans also included for a full cargo load. •Comes with 4 types of markings, including both German army and Luftwaffe units. •To aid with painting, window masks will be included for the first time in a military model. •The actual truck served from the 1930s to the end of the war on all battle fronts, so this model can be displayed together with a wide range of other Tamiya 1/35 scale vehicles and figures such as Sturmgeschutz III Ausf. B and King Tiger.

German 3ton 4x2 Cargo Truck

Russian JS-2 Model 1944 ChKZ

Article number: 300035288 Product: 1:35 WWII Fig-Set French Infantry (6)

About the Model

•Highly-detailed 1/35 scale assembly kit set of six French infantry figures plus accessories. •Comes with 4 riflemen figures, 1 machine gunner figure, and 1 commander figure, all in realistic combat poses. •French army uniforms, helmets, equipment, and weapons have been painstakingly researched for the utmost accuracy. •In addition to the figure parts, set includes 2 sprues of the following weapons and accessories:

•MAS-36 Rifle x2 •MLE 24/29 Light Machine Gun x1 •Helmet x3 •Machine Gun Bipod (Deployed) x1 •Gas Mask Bag x3 •Machine Gun Bipod (Retracted) x1 •Canteen x3 •Ammunition Pouch x4 •Holster x1 •Binocular Case x1 •Kepi x1 •Map Case x1

French Infantry Set

Article number: 300035287 Product: 1:35 WWII Ger. Tank B2 740/B1 BIS (1)

About the B1 bis (German Army)

After their conquest of France in 1940, the German Army took many captured French vehicles and AFVs and converted them for their own use. One such example was the Char B1 bis tank, which featured modifications such as a cupola with split hatch covers, concrete block for added protection, and various German Army standard tools. Some were even converted into flamethrower tanks. These modified tanks were issued to German units who operated them on the Eastern Front as well as on the Channel Islands. After the Normandy invasion, recaptured examples were returned to Free French forces for use until the end of the war.

About the Model

•1/35 scale assembly model kit of a B1 bis tank as converted by the German Army. •Modification such as split hatch covers, added concrete block armor, German-spec tools and antennas, and exhaust nozzles that set this tank apart are all accurately reproduced. •Tracks do not require any cement for assembly. •Comes with 4 types of unique markings to depict both German and Free French vehicles. •Full-color painting & marking guide conveniently included as a reference. •Also includes a historical background about the tanks deployment and exploits. •1 German tank crew figure in a sitting pose is included for mounting on the rear turret hatch.

B1 bis German Army

Sd.Kfz.222 North Africa

1/35 Hetzer Mid Production

Article number: 300032284 Product: 1:35 WWII French Arm. Carrier w/Trai.(4)

Always looking for interesting subjects to add to our world-famous 1/35 scale Military Miniatures lineup, we now proudly announce the release of the unique French Armored Carrier UE. Display it with the B1 bis (ITEM 35282) to create an exhibit of early WWII French AFVs.

About the Armored Carrier UE

Originally developed in the early 1930s, this light armored carrier was capable of towing light artillery and was also designed for use in supplying infantry units at the front lines. Its compact design meant that the heads of the two crew members protruded from the chassis, so distinctive semi-spherical hatches were created to give them a little protection. The initial production of 60 vehicles was soon supplemented by larger orders as France sought to re-equip its army to face the growing threat of Germany. By 1940, approximately 4,800 had been built, including an improved version featuring 4-step gearbox and towing shackles. It was used in the early days of WWII by the French army until its surrender, after which the German army used captured vehicles until the end of the war, modifying some of them into self-propelled guns.

About the Model

•High-quality 1/35 scale assembly kit model of the Armored Carrier UE. •Headlight and tow hook parts included to depict UE Series 2 and Series 3 variants. •Fine details such as movable cargo compartment (planned), semi-spherical hatches, and towed trailer all accurately reproduced. •Full set of accessories, such as 6 wooden crates, 2 fuel drums, 2 each of both large and small canvas bundles, are included for realistic depiction of cargo loads. •2 crew member torso figures and 2 new French soldier figures with MAS36 rifles in standing poses included for increased diorama possibilities. •3 different types of markings planned.

French Armored Carrier UE

88mm Gun Flak36 North Africa

Article number: 300035282 Product: 1:35 WWII French MBT B1 bis (1)

About the model

•Completely original model, offered for the first time by any maker as 1/35 plastic injection kit. •Newly designed tracks require no cement for assembly and are extremely easy to complete; yet another Tamiya first! •1-piece upper hull made from slide molding realistically depicts hex bolts. •Choice of two types of fenders and exhausts & 4 sets of markings allow you to make each possible combination. •Includes 1 commander figure, Tamiya's first WWII French military figure. •Comes with color guide to painting 3 different camouflage patterns. •Tow-chain made of metal. Turret hatch may be depicted open or closed. 75mm gun is moveable.

French Battle Tank B1 bis

Article number: 300035281 Product: 1/35 WWII Ger.Sturmgeschütz III B (1)

Germanys versatile Stug III was originally designed as an assault weapon, however also came to be used as a weapon of defense as the war progressed, providing both assault gun and anti-tank support. Based on the durable Panzer III chassis, the Stug III featured a monoblock structure with an L24 75mm short barreled gun mounted directly to the hull, eliminating the revolving turret and reducing overall height. The Ausf. B was the first truly mass produced Stug III with 250 produced from June 1940. Featuring wide tracks and powered by a 230hp Maybach HL 120 TRM engine the Ausf. B boasted a top speed of 40km/h. The Ausf. B saw action during the Balkans campaign in April 1941 and Operation Barbarossa in June, 1941. The simple construction leading to low costs and easy mass production made the Stug III one of Germanys most produced armored vehicles with over 10,000 produced during WWII.

Sturmgeschutz III Ausf. B

Article number: 300035275 Product: 1:35 JGSDF Light Arm. Vehicle Iraq(1)

With the HMV Hayate and Type 73 Small Utility Vehicle fitted with little armor and having poor defense capabilities, in 1997 the Japanese Ground Self Defense Force (JGSDF) began development of a new high-mobility light armored transportation vehicle. Capable of accommodating 4 personnel, the JGSDF Light Armored Vehicle is fitted with a 160hp liquid cooled 4-cycle 4-cylinder diesel engine, allowing it to reach top speeds of 100km/h. Weighing just 4.5 tons, it is able to be carried by a CH-47J helicopter or C-130H transport aircraft for emergency air-drops. The gun mount on the roof can be fitted with a 5.56mm MINIMI machine gun or Light Anti-Tank Guided Missile. Vehicles deployed to Iraq were fitted with reinforced bulletproof windshields, with some vehicles fitted with wire cutters and a rotational armored cover around the gun mount for extra protection.

Highly detailed 1/35 scale model of the JGSDF light armored vehicle used in Iraq. Overall length: 128mm The unique form of the actual vehicle has been accurately replicated. Features detailed combat tires, transparent parts for headlights and tail lights, and a die-cast one-piece chassis for extra weight. Assembly options include doors in opened or closed position, and roof fitted with a 5.56mm MINIMI machine gun with special Iraq issue armored cover or regular hatch doors. Wire-cutters also come in the kit for a more aggressive look. Kit comes with 1 driver figure with standard Iraq issue bulletproof vest. Includes decals to reproduce up to 4 different vehicle markings.

Article number: 300035274 Product: 1/35 Brit. MBT Challenger 2 Desertis.(2)

Tamiya presents the British Challenger 2 MBT to the Military Miniature Series, further adding to the 1/35 scale MM Iraq series of models. Great to build and compare with previously released British MBT including the Centurion (89555), Chieftain (35068) and Challenger 1 (35154) or other vehicles active in Iraq such as the U.S. M1A2 Abrams (35269).

About the Challenger 2

Compared to the Challenger 1 MBT that saw service during the Gulf War, the Challenger 2 features improved second generation Chobham armor capable of withstanding armor piercing and shape charge rounds. The fire control system was updated with the latest digital technology, including a panoramic Commander's sight with built-in laser rangefinder and a thermal gunner's sight. The 120mm L30 rifled main gun provides improved muzzle velocity and accuracy, and enables the Challenger 2 to discharge armor piercing, HESH, smoke and depleted uranium rounds. Special modifications to tanks deployed to Iraq included reactive armor added to the front, composite armor on the sides, a special cover to reduce exhaust heat, canvas skirts to reduce dust ingestion, Commander's Independent Thermal Viewer (CITV) and Combat Identification Panels (CIP).

Challenger 2 (Desertised)

Article number: 300035271 Product: 1/35 Bundeswehr Leopard 2A6 (3)

The latest upgrade to the Leopard 2 is a newly designed 55 caliber 120mm smooth bore main gun. Measuring 1.3m longer than the 44 caliber main gun of its predecessor, the Leopard 2 A5, the new gun of the 2 A6 provides higher projectile velocity for increased range and penetration. The 2 A6 retains improvements made to previous Leopard 2 tanks including wedge shaped spaced armor effective against chemical weapons and improved electric gun control and stabilization system. The use of the 2 A6 continues to spread throughout Europe with the Netherlands, Spain and Greece adopting the 2 A6 as their main battle tank.

About the Model

1/35 scale plastic assembly kit. Overall length: 314mm Accurately reproduced long 55 caliber 120mm smoothbore main gun adds to sense of power. 2 newly designed half body figures (commander and loader) included in kit. Goggles for figures, headlights and taillights reproduced using transparent parts. Kit features extra road signs for reproduction of realistic diorama. Includes decals to reproduce up to 4 different types of markings, including NATO versions used in Kosovo.

Leopard 2 A6 Main Battle Tank

Article number: 300035270 Product: 1/35 WWII SdKfz.222 Light Arm. Vehicle(1)

German Armored Car Sd.Kfz.222

Throughout WWII, Germany carried out an extensive program of armored vehicle development, deploying a vast range of armored vehicles to the front line. Amongst these vehicles, the compact 4WD Sd.Kfz.222 remains one of the most famous and popular. Featuring welded plate armor particular to German vehicles at that time, the Sd.Kfz.222 was fitted with a rotating open top turret protected by grenade deflecting mesh screens. The 222 was equipped with an anti-tank and anti-aircraft 20mm main gun and a 7.92mm machine gun. Featuring a 4WD chassis with fully independent suspension and optional 4-wheel steering, it had a top speed of 90km/h. An exceptional off-road vehicle, the Sd.Kfz.222 was seen on all fronts throughout the middle phases of WWII.

Sd.Kfz.222 w/Photo Etched Part

Article number: 300035269 Product: 1/35 US MBT M1A2 Abrams Iraqi Freedom(2)

U.S. M1A2 Abrams 120mm Gun Main Battle Tank

The M1 Abrams, the worlds' strongest tank, has undergone step-by-step modification since its commission by the US military in 1980. The M1A2 evolved from the M1A1HA, and features Intervehicular Information System (IVIS) and Commander's Independent Thermal Viewer (CITV). Kit features A2 turret comes with CITV and new style vision block.

About the M1A2 Abrams

The M1 Abrams, officially commissioned by the US military in 1980, was designed totally different from previous post-WWII US military tanks. Although fitted with the same 105mm cannon as the M60, the M1 was powered by a gas turbine engine and was fitted with spaced armor. Planned to be commissioned by the US military over a long period, the M1 was designed with future reforms in mind. In 1984, the M1A1 was developed with a 120mm smooth bore cannon, and a further variant the M1A1HA was later developed featuring depleted uranium armor. This then led to the M1A2, which was fitted with Intervehicular Information System (IVIS), Commander's Independent Thermal Viewer (CITV) turret and new style vision block. The M1A1HA and the M1A2 both played significant roles in Operation Iraqi Freedom, being deployed by land forces as well as the Marine Corps as they moved toward Baghdad.

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Article number: 300035260 Product: 1:35 JGSDF MBT Typ 90 w/ Loading Crew(7)

In 1996, Tamiya"s 1/35 scale Japan Self Defense Force Type 90 tank (item 35208) was first released. 4 years later, the Type 90 w/ Mine Roller (item 35236) was released. In the year 2000 Tamiya recreated part of the Type 90"s automatic loading device, and added figures for a limited model for event purposes. Based on the popularity of this model Tamiya has decided to at last make this Type 90 Tank w/ Ammo-Loading Crew a full-fledged addition to the Military Miniature Series.

This set including a Type 90 tank and figures is ideal for making dioramas.

This set also features parts to represent the automatic ammo-loading system of the Type 90 tank, which can be assembled with great ease.

Five figures, 2 types of shells and shell cases are also part of the kit.

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