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Dragon Tiger I Tank Mid
Production (7251) Tiger 1
Ausf E Mid Production
with
Zimmerit
"Armor-Pro"
Series - Slide-moulded
parts with authentic look
zimmerit. Etched engine
grilles, preformed
exhaust guards, metal
tow cable, optional
decal, glueable DS
track. Scale: 1:72
MANUFACTURER: DRAGON
PRODUCT CODE: 7251
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Officially presented at
the opening of FIAT's
Mirafiori plant in May
1939, the AB 40 was, at
the time, something of a
cutting-edge vehicle.
Thanks to innovative
solutions such as double
drive and spare wheels
mounted as neutral to
help get over obstacles,
it was a match for any
foreign rival in the same
class.The AB 41 version,
introduced in 1941,
included several
improvements, yet its
main weapon (a 20 mm
Breda 35 cannon) remained
the same.Scale 1:72
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The model 42 Desert
Vehicle was developed for
the Italian Army based on
the chassis and mechanics
of the AB 41 armoured
car. Over the course of
the operations on the
African front, the need
arose for a
reconnaissance vehicle
specially adapted to the
desert conditions, where
driving on sand required
particular features that
were not present on the
currently available
vehicles.The engineers
eliminated the dual
running direction typical
of the AB 41 and the
four-wheel drive. Several
dozen of these vehicles
were produced; after the
fall of the African
front, the remaining AS
42s were re-deployed in
Italy, ending their
career in the police
force in the 1950s.Scale
1:72
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This armoured scout car
was produced in the 1930s
for the German Army. Only
a limited number were
ever produced, yet the
experience gained with
these vehicles made them
a valuable stepping stone
towards the development
of later models. The 231
was used right up until
the early stages of the
Second World War when it
was replaced by more
modern, efficient
armoured cars. It
featured a three-axis
chassis with twinned rear
wheels, light armour and
a 2 cm cannon.Scale 1:72
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The AB 43 armoured car is
an evolution from the
previous AB 40 and 41
models. Equipped with a
new larger turret, its
main weapon was the 20MM
calibre Breda 35, with a
co-axial 8MM machine gun.
Unfortunately the AB 43
never entered into
service with the Italian
army as its production
was only started in 1944
under the control of the
German forces, which had
occupied the Italian
industry following the
armistice in September
1943. These vehicles were
distributed to many
German units operating at
the Italian front. They
were used particularly
for controls and by the
police in the northern
regions, which was
subject to great partisan
resistance.The few
examples that survived
were used by the police
to maintain public order
after the war.Scale 1:72
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This self propelled
anti-tank was built by
the Germans in 1942 in
order to face the
dangerous, new
Russiantanks and to equip
their own anti-tank units
with a mobile vehicle.
Same body as the German
Pz 38 (t). Theturret was
substitute by a fixed
superstructure which
incorporated a 75mm Pak
40 gun. Motor and
interiorequipment
remained unchanged and
therefore the vehicle was
very high, while the
gunners were in a
ratherexposed position.
From 1943 to 1944 were a
total of 975 units built.
Widely used in Tunisia,
Russia andItaly. Remained
in service with
Panzerjaegerabt, on the
infantry,
Panzergrenadier and
armoured divisionsuntil
the end of 1944.Pre Sale
Due In November
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This version of the
armored car M-8 was
developed in 1944 to
supply the U.S. Forces
with a fast, all-terrain
reconnaissance vehicle.
The M-20 was practically
identical to the previous
vehicle, but was
deprived of the 37 mm gun
(inadequate to confront
German tanks) and served
to escort infantry
units.Both versions
participated in all final
phases of World War II.
The French army used them
extensively during the
following years.Scale
1:72
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Recommended Age: 8+The
"female"
version of the MkI tank
was produced in larger
numbers than its
"male" partner
due to the fact theat the
four Vickers machine guns
mounted on the sides were
found to be more
effective in combat than
the heavier guns carried
by the "male"
in the treacherous
conditions on the Western
Front. The British Army
soon learnt how effective
these new weapons could
be in both attack and in
protecting advancing
troops using the tank as
a shield.Recommended
Humbrol paints:72 Khaki
Drill 53 Gunmetal 66
Olive Drab 83 Ochre
Product
SpecificationNumber of
Parts 69Dimensions (mm)
102 x 22Skill Level
1Requires Painting
YesAirfix - WW1 Female
tankPart No: A02337Scale:
1/72thBrand: AIRFIX
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In 1994 Voivo received
the award for its new
FH-12/16 series. The most
important criteria for
this award were a modern,
economical engine, a
safe drivers cabin and
powerful brakes. The
Globetrotter is the most
popular version of these
trucks. It features a
high cabin including a
comfortable
sleepercab.The FH-series
can be equipped with
either 1 2 od 16 liter
engines with an output of
340 to 520 HP. In order
to save fuel carrying
high-volume trailers all
Fh-cabins have adjustable
spoilers. Technical Data:
Length: 6, 120 m; Wheel
base: 3700 mm; Empty
weight: 7.250 kg;Total
weight: 18.000 kg;Engine:
6-cy]inder in-line engine
with turbo-intercooler
16, 1 13 520 HP at 1800
RPM.Scale 1:72
Availability: In Stock
£31.99
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