Italeri Plastic Models

Possibly the best known of all German armored cars was the PUMA. This eight-wheel vehicle, well ahead of its time, had much influence on British, French, Russian, Dutch and other armored cars. The German war machinery was however no longer in a position to produce enough of these vehicles to substantially help the war effort. Glue and paint required. Features: * External details: fuel cans, headlights, antennae, spare wheel tools, rear access hatch, headlights and gun cleaning rod case. * Elevating and traversing 50mm gun turret with detailed smoke generators and entry hatches.
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The “Elefant” tank hunter was probably the biggest armored vehicle built during World War II. Officially designed as Jagdpanzer Tiger (P) “Elefant”, a considerable number of them were built. After the famous tank battle at Kursk, on the Russian front, they were moved to Italy where they operated until 1944. Glue and paint required. Features: * 1 tank commander, 1 driver, and 1 gunner figure. * Separate suspension arms for road wheels. * External details: tool box, gun support, hatches, and track links. * Optional position turret hatches and some interior turret detail.
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Registered by the Wehrmacht under the designation LKW 3,6-36 S 3t Blitz, this truck was the typical example of that practice of unification adopted in 1938 for the construction of civil transport means convertible into military vehicles. Actually, this truck OPEL without BLITZ was manufactured for commercial use featuring more or less the same characteristics. Glue and paint required. Features: * Detailed chassis, suspension, and 2 wheel drive powertrain. * External details: cargo bed with optional canvas cover, mudguards, tow hooks, tools, hitch, and headlights. * Two figures with weapons are included.
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The Sherman in its many versions was the most widely used tank employed by the allied forces in World War II. Even today, several armies are still using this formidable tank. More than 40,000 were produced. Glue and paint required. Features: * Traversing turret and elevating gun. * External details: headlights, turret mounted machine gun, air filters, tools, jerry cans, optional position hatches, crew figure.
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This is a 1/35 Panther Ausf A German Heavy Tank from Italeri. Features: * Detailed assembly and painting instructions included. * Highly detailed 1/35th scale plastic kit for static display. * Over 215 parts in tan plastic with 1-piece flexible rubber tracks. * Detailed engine with removable cover and exhaust stacks. * Detailed road wheels and separate suspension arms. * External details: towing cables, ventilation grilles, turret mounted machine gun, tool racks, headlights and gun cleaning rod case. * Kit includes multiple optional pieces to allow Panthers covered with Zimmerit as well as tanks without.
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This medium cargo truck of the 5 ton category, is representative of today’s generation of logistical vehicles of the U.S. Forces. It entered service in the early eighties. The M-923 has an extremely sturdy structure and excellent off-road features, which are necessary to secure the flow of material to the front line combat units. The A-1 version is characteristic because of its large off-road tires which have earned it the nickname “Big-Foot”. Glue and paint required. Not suggested for children under 8 years old. Features: * Detailed chassis, suspension, and 6 wheel (3 axle) drive powertrain. * External details: cargo bed with wood side rails, boarding steps, covered spare
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The Tiger was certainly the most famous armored vehicle of World War II. Its firepower and protective armor made it the dominating factor on all battlefields during the year’s 1943/44. It did, however, present considerable problems, due to its complex mechanical construction. The Tiger crews were continuously engaged in maintenance work, which was aggravated through extreme conditions in the African desert and the Russian Plains. Glue and paint required. Not suggested for children under 8 years old. Features: * External details: towing cables, tools, spare track links, air filters, exhausts, optional position hatches, side armour,. * removable engine access cover with visi
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Rommel was in the first general to use the Volkswagen during the military operation in France. He was so impressed by it that he, afterwards, when he was in charge of the Afrika Korps, reordered an ever increasing number of the vehicles. The Kübelwagen distinguished itself immediatley by its enormous efficiency on all kinds of terrain, in spite of its small horse power (hardly 24 HP) and the driver on the rearwheels only. Features: * Designation: Pkw. K1 type 82. * 80 parts in grey plastic: solid plastic wheels with separate inside hubs. * Detailed suspension and chassis bottom. * Detailed interior: instrument cluster, steering wheel, seats, driver. * Exterior details inclu
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As the Volkswagen «82» (Kübelwagen) proved very successful during the campaign in Poland, it was necessary to produce everincreasing numbers of this vehicle. Later, Ferdinand Porsche developed an amphibian version of this car, called the «Schwimmwagen». The light weight of this vehicle (about 1/2 ton) permitted crossing of muddy areas, since only two men were sufficient to keep this vehicle moving. For reconnaissance and liaison missions, water had to be crossed frequently, which was impossible with other vehicles. Features: * 83 parts in light grey plastic with engraved and raised detail. * Detailed suspension and chassis bottom. * Detailed interior: instrument cluster, st
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In 1940, after World War II had broken out, the US general staff ordered various factories to design a light multi-purpose vehicle with all-wheel drive. The American Bantam Company, Willys Overland, and Ford Motor Co. competed with each other. Willys prototype was chosen, which, after an initial run of 1500 vehicles, went into mass production at the beginning of 1941 and reached a total output of 640.000 units out of which 277.000 pieces were produced by Ford under a licensing agreement. This shows that the Jeep was the most widely produced light vehicle of the war industry during World War II. Features: * 105 parts in Dk Green and Clear plastic. * Detailed interior with st
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The new German army made use of the experiences collected in World War I to realize their modern reconstruction based on motorization. In spite of the limitations of the Treaty of Versailles able commanders introduced civilian vehicles into the army, thus creating a "motorized mentality In 1940 already, a battalion consisting of 3 to 4 companies each equipped with 52 motorcycles with sidecars and 4 motorcy- cles (single), was integrated into the motorized infantry and the armo-red divisions. Moreover, motorcycles were present in nearly all other Wehrmacht units, especially with the reconaissance units and the command, as well as the pioneer and the supply units. Produced in 16.500 units, the
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Much work was carried out in the USA and Britain to design special airborne vehicles to drop behind the enemy lines. Willy’s MB-Jeeps engaged in helping the Infantry by clearing snipers and other commando tasks. Generally manned by a sergeant and a trooper this vehicle was modified in many respects. It was armed with no fewer than five machine guns and had additional tanks for 135 l. of fuel. Features: * 131 parts in Dk Green and Clear plastic. * Detailed interior with steering wheel, dash panel, shifter and driver. * Chassis features drivetrain details and leaf spring suspension. * Detailed engine. * Includes an axe, shovel, jerry can, spare wheel, and Vickers 7.7mm guns.
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This type of tracked amphibian vehicle was developed for the U.S. Armed Forces at the begging of World War II to ascertain mobility in swampy terrain and at the beaches during landing operations. This version was typical because of its wide rear ramp, which could be lowered to move equipment and troops. More than 6000 units were produced from the end of 1943 onward. LTV’s were widely used in the Pacific Theater as well as on various European battlegrounds to cross-bigger rivers. Glue and paint required. Not suggested for children under 8 years old. Features: * Detailed assembly and painting instructions included. * Separate suspension arms for road wheels. * Several machin
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This is a 1/72 Scale SM82 Marsupiale Plastic Model Kit by Italeri®. Suitable for Ages 10 & Older. Features: Injection molded parts with realistically scribed surface details Detailed cockpit Flaps can be up or down Photographic reference manual Waterslide decals Illustrated assembly guide.
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Assemble the Fire Jeep with this 1:24 Scale Plastic Model Kit from the Italeri® Truck Series. Suitable Ages 10 & Older. Features: * Superbly detailed bodywork. * Detailed cockpit. * Punched Chrome Stickers. * Waterslide decals. * Illustrated assembly guide.
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This is the 1/35 scale WC 54 Ambulance Limited Edition plastic kit by Italeri® For ages 14 years and up. Features: Highly detailed plastic pieces molded in grey Back door can be assembled open or closed Inside the back of the ambulance there are benches and stretcher hangers Waterslide decals with marking options for (2) different versions Illustrated instructions with paint/marking guided included.
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This is the 1/24 scale Volvo FH 16 Globetrotter plastic model by Italeri® For ages 14 years and up. Features: Highly detailed plastic pieces molded in blue, black, clear and grey Realistic black treaded tires Waterslide decals Illustrated instructions included.
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This is the 1/24 scale Scania R144L plastic model by Italeri® For ages 14 years and up. Features: Highly detailed plastic pieces molded in yellow, dark grey, clear and black Realistic black treaded tires Waterslide decals Illustrated instructions included.
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This is a 1/48 Scale HS-129 and Kfz. 305 3 Tons Truck Plastic Model Kit from Italeri. Suitable for Ages 10 & Up. Features: Two models included Wide choice of weapons configuration for airplane Soft rubber tyres Pre-colored metal chassis on truck Waterslide decals for several versions of the truck and airplane Illustrated instructions.
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This is the 1/48 scale Mirage III E (1964 - 1994) plastic model by Italeri® For ages 10 years and up. Features: Highly detailed plastic pieces molded in grey Clear canopy can be assembled open or closed Mounted bombs and missles Detailed cockpit, control panel, wheel wells and landing gear Waterslide decals with authentic markings for 9 different options featuring the following years: '75, '74, '72, '65, '92, '87, '90, and two different versions from '91 Illustrated instructions with paint/marking guide included.
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This is the 1/72 scale Church plastic model by Italeri® For ages 10 years and up. Features: Highly detailed plastic pieces molded in tan Doors can be assembled open or closed Includes bell tower A wonderful piece to add to any display Illustrated instructions included 24 total pieces included.
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This is the 1/35 scale T17E2 Staghound AA plastic kit by Italeri® For ages 10 years and up. Features: Highly detailed plastic pieces molded in olive green Photo-etched parts Includes clear sheet and cotton wire for added detail Waterslide decals Includes markings for the following: Polish 2nd Corps, 1st Carphatian Lancers Regiment, Italy 1944/45 Canadian Army, Armoured Recce Regiment, North Western Europe, 1944 US Army, Unknown Unit, 1944 Another version of the Polish 2nd Corps, 1st Carphatian Lancers Regiment, Italy 1944/45 Illustrated instructions with paint/marking guide included.
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This is the 1/35 scale Horse Drawn Breda 30/65 Mod.35 With Servants plastic kit by Italeri® For ages 10 years and up. Features: Highly detailed plastic pieces molded in grey (1) horse and (2) servants Some of the included details are backpacks and helmets Illustrated instructions included Painting guide is on the back of the box.
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This is the 1/35 Scale Crusader III AA Mk. I Plastic Model Kit from Italeri®. Suitable for Ages 10 & Older. Features: Highly detailed plastic model for static display Waterslide decals Illustrated assembly instructions.
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This is the 1/35 Scale Carro Armato L6/40 Plastic Model Kit from Italeri®. Suitable for Ages 10 & Older. Features: Highly detailed plastic model for static display Special artwork print included Photo-etched fret included Waterslide decals Illustrated assembly instructions.
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This is the 1/35 scale PZ. KPFW. VI Tiger I Ausf. E plastic kit by Italeri® For ages 14 years and up. Features: Highly detailed plastic pieces molded in tan Photo-etched parts Waterslide decals with marking options for (2) different versions Illustrated instructions with paint/marking guide included.
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