Henschel 33 D1 Kfz.72, WWII German Radio Communication Truck

Germany began to build the modern army after 1933. The important part of Wehrmacht motorization was manufacturing of three-axle 3 t trucks. The most numerous of them was Henschel 33. The modification D1 had 6-cyl. petrol engine.
All in all there were produced about 22000 Henschel 33. Some chassis had special bodies. One of them was Kfz.72 van body.
Highly detailed chassis, engine and cabin interior. 2 versions decal sheet included.


Art.: 35467
Scale: 1:35

Admiral Saloon, WWII German Staff Car

The passenger car of increased comfort with powerful engine Admiral was the top of Opel pre-war model range. Since February 1938 till October 1939 only 6404 cars were produced. Admiral`s Cars were produced in different types, and in particular 3500 cars had closed saloon bodies.
Highly detailed chassis, engine and interior. 4 versions decal sheet included.

Art.: 35472
Scale: 1:35

WWII German Staff Personnel

The set includes four figures of WWII German Staff Personnel – general, officer, servicewoman of Auxiliary Signals and driver.

Art.: 35611
Scale: 1:35

Soviet Staff Personnel (1943-1945)

The set includes four figures of Soviet Staff Personnel 1943-1945 period – two generals, officer and driver.

Art.: 35612
Scale: 1:35

Typ 770K (W150) Tourenwagen, WWII German Leader's Car

The passenger car Typ 770K (W150) was designed by Daimler-Benz in 1938. It became the top of the company pre-war model range.
-Highly detailed chassis, engine and body interior.
-4 versions decal sheet included.

Art.: 35533
Scale: 1:35

Krupp L3H163, WWII German Army Truck

Germany began to build the modern army after 1933. The important part of Wehrmacht motorization was manufacturing of three-axle 3 t trucks. One of them was Krupp L3H63. It was in production lines since 1931. The modification Krupp L3H163 (1936-1938) had 110 hp 6-cyl. petrol engine and pneumatic brakes.
All in all there were produced about 2000 Krupp L3H63 and Krupp L3H163.
Highly detailed chassis, engine and interior. 4 versions decal sheet included.


Art.: 35461
Scale: 1:35

76,2 mm F-22, WWII Soviet Divisional Gun

72,6 mm divisional gun F-22 was designed in KB-92 under V.G. Grabin control and adopted by Red Army in 1936. There were produced 2932 guns F-22.
Highly detailed mounting, cradle and laying mechanisms. Possibility of assembling in combat or transport variants.

Art.: 35702
Scale: 1:35

Tu-144 "Charger", Soviet Supersonic Passenger Aircraft

The world’s first supersonic passenger aircraft became a Tu-144. It was designed by A.N. Tupolev Design Bureau. The maiden flight of the prototype was in December 31, 1968 (two month earlier than British-French Concorde). The serial production began in 1971. All in all 9 Tu-144 aircraft with NK-144A engines were built up to 1977.
This kit can be assembled in ground or flying configurations. 2 versions decal sheet included.

Art.: 14401
Scale: 1:144

G4 (1939 production), German Car with Passengers

The three-axle off-road passenger car G4 (W31) was designed dy Daimler-Benz in 1934. This car had 8-cylinder engine of 100 (later 110) hp and 6 passenger seats. There were produced only 72 G4 cars up to the 1939.
Highly detailed chassis, engine and interior. 4 versions decal sheet included. Four figures included.

Art.: 35531
Scale: 1:35

76,2 mm F-22 with Horse Transport

During WWII years the Soviet artillery was towed both with mechanical and horse transport. In 1942 it was began production of the universal limber 52-R-353M that was intended for 76,2 mm regimental and divisional artillery. There were used six-horse teams in the divisional artillery with horse draught.
- The set includes F-22 divisional gun, universal limber 52-R-353M, six horse figures and three horseman figures.
- F-22 gun model has highly detailed mounting, cradle and laying mechanisms.

Art.: 35802
Scale: 1:35