Airfix Plastic Models

Designed to combat the Russian T-34, the Panther proved to be a formidable weapon and was believed by many to be the best medium-sized tank of WWII. Detailed assembly and painting instructions included 97 parts. One 1;76 Plastic Panther Tank. Thisis a 1;76 scale Plastic Assembly Kit of a Panther Tank from Airfix. Skill Level 2 for ages 8 and .....
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The M4A1 Gerneral Sherman tank was the most widely used allied tank of WWII. The M4A1 was an improved version introduced in 1944 and carried a much improved 76mm main gun. This weapon, combined with the Sherman's mobility and numerical superiorityenabled it to defeat enemy armour in combat. Detailed assembly and painting instructions included. Detailed 1/72nd scale plastic kit for static display. 55 parts in dark green plastic with flexible rubber tracks. Traversing turret .....
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The Churchill Mk. VII was distinguished by its welded hull and new turret design incorporating a 75mm gun. Churchill had heavy armour and weighed 40 tons. The Mk. VII was used from D-Day onwards. Detailed assembly and painting instructions included. Detailed 1/72nd scale plastic kit for static display. 104 parts in green plastic with one piece rubber tracks. Detailed raod wheels and suspension system. Waterslide decals provided authentic markings; Apollo, T173147H. One 1/72 .....
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The Sturmgeschutz G.III was an assault gun produced for the German Army based on the Panzer III chassis. It was used mainly as a mobile artillery piece to knock out hardened enemy emplacements such as pill-boxes, anti-tank guns and other obstacles. The guns were used throughout WWII and served on the Russian front and the battles around Normandy after D-Day. Detailed assembly and painting instructions included. Detailed 1/72nd scale plastic kit for static display. 79 parts .....
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Early-production Tiger I's were built starting in August 1942. These tanks are identified by a tall turret cupola, and dual headlights. A loader's periscope and mine dischargers were also fitted. In service, the Tiger with its 88mm main gun was one of the most successful tanks of WWII. Detailed assembly and painting instructions included. Highly detailed 1/72nd scale plastic kit for static display. 66 parts in tan plastic with solid plastic tracks. Waterslide decals .....
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The Sd.Kfz.234 was a development of the 8-wheeled Sd.Kfz.231, which was a turreted vehicle. The 8 wheel configuration gave good traction on all types of surfaces, and a top speed of 50mph making them excellent for reconnaissance. Typically, the Sd.Kfz.234 mounted a 50mm or 75mm gun. The type was used very effectively during the German campaing in North Africa. Detailed assembly and painting instructions included. Detailed 1/72nd scale plastic kit for static display. 57 .....
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The Landing Vehicle, Tracked (Mark 4) Buffalo was designed for the U.S. Army, and was later used in World War II by the British Army. Combat experience in the Pacific theatre brought a succession of design changes. The Buffalo had a watertight steel hull, and was propelled on land and in water by its cleated tracks. Green plastic pieces come unassembled and very detailed. Includes larger Amphibian tank, and a jeep which fits inside it. Soldier figure included for jeep .....
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Designation; PzKpfw. IV F1/F2/G The Panzer IV, in its many versions, was one of the most widely used German tanks of WWII. The F1 was a short barrelled variant first seen in about 1941. The F2 and G versions introduced in 1942-43 had the long barrel 75 L43 gun that was much more effective against enemy armour. Detailed 1/76th scale plastic kit for static display. 101 parts in tan plastic with flexible rubber tracks. Traversing turret and optional guns for F1 and F2 .....
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Pkw. K1 Type 82 ''Kubelwagen'' and Sd.Kfz.222 This contains two vehicles typical of those used by forward units of the German Army during WWII. The first is the Kubelwagen which was based on the early version of the VW Beetle and was workhorse of the German during the war. The other vehicle is the angular Sd.Kfz.222 scout car armed with a 2cm high velocity anti-tank gun and featuring 4-wheel drive and selectable 4-wheel steering. Detailed assembly and painting instructions .....
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Reliable, efficient and available at the outbreak of war when Britain needed it, the 40mm Bofors gun was without a doubt one of the most outstanding anti-aircraft guns of the period. It was employed by both sides in the Second World War and versions continue to be used today in many parts of the world. Tan plastic pieces come unassembled and very detailed. Several figures are included, some in a sitting position, some standing. Gun arsenal replica is on four wheels and .....
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Ready to assemble precision model kit that's an excellent reproduction for display. Nicely detailed vehicle landing craft with working bow ramp. The bow ramp has crossgridding on the upper part. Complete amidships detail. Detailed cockpit and deck. Highly detailed figures. Exquisite upper tank hull detail. Nice suspension and turret detail. Continuous vinyl tracks. Waterslide decals. Illustrated assembly guide. (2) Plastic Models. Assemble an LCM & a Sherman Tank with this .....
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