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Add necessary clutter to your 1/35 German armor dioramas with these empty 88mm round cartridges nicely rendered in aluminum from AFV Club. Set includes 10 brass cartridges and 10 field green anodized cartridges, with a fret of photo-etched parts for the base plates (strangely enough, only 15 base plates are included on the fret, leaving 5 cartridges to go baseless!). Compatible with the Tiger I tank and the Flak 18/36/37.

Add necessary clutter to your 1/35 German armor dioramas with these empty L/71 88mm round cartridges nicely rendered in aluminum from AFV Club.  Set includes 10 brass cartridges and 10 field green anodized cartridges, with a fret of photo-etched parts for the base plates (strangely enough, only 15 base plates are included on the fret, leaving 5 cartridges to go baseless!). Compatible with the Nashorn, Elefant, Jagpanther, and Tiger II.

The Centurion Mk.5, developed in 1955, was a modified Mk.3 with the addition of extra machine guns and minor design changes. In a further modification, Centurion Mk.5/1, an additional armour plate was fitted to the Centurion's lower glacis. A total of 221 tanks of this modification were produced. Some were converted from Australian Centurion Mk.3 and Mk.5 models, 58 of which were later used by Australia in the Vietnam War. They remained in service with Australia until the 1980s, when they were replaced by Leopard 1s. Features Clear parts for search light and periscopes PE parts and metal barrels Working suspension with rubber roadwheel rim

Set of road wheel bogies, support rollers, idler and sprocket wheels of British Centurion tank for conversion work. Suspension mechanism on bogy is workable with the copper spring. The rubber rim on the road wheel is reproduced by the black soft rubber parts.

This is a track kit for detailing tanks or other armored vehicles.

If the thought of spending endless hours trying to assemble individual link tracks is keeping you from finishing that Tiger I model you've been working on (or wanted to get started on), then AFV Club has just the product you need! These flexible belt-style tracks are finely molded in black vinyl and depict the type used on early production Tigers. With a little TLC these detailed tracks can be made to sag realistically over the road wheels just like their work-intensive link-to-link cousins. Order these sanity-saving tracks today and get that Tiger off your workbench and into your display case!

The Sd.Kfz. 251/20 Ausf. D Uhu (Owl) was one of many versions of the venerable German half track, this one fitted with a large infra-red searchlight for night fighting operations. The Uhu would "light up" the battlefield with its powerful infra-red light while other combat vehicles engaged the enemy using infra-red sensitive night vision equipment. The Uhu's driver and crew were also equipped with their own night vision equipment to follow the battle. AFV Club's Uhu features all-new tooling for the night vision scope and the "Beobachtungs Gerat 1221" assembly, molded in clear styrene, as is the rotating and tilting 60cm search light and "Beobachtungs Gerat 1251" assembly. Other newly tooled areas include the side storage compartments with positionable doors and the raised interior fighting compartment and details unique to the Uhu. Includes photo-etched detail parts and nicely detailed belt-style tracks. Decals are included for two sparsely marked vehicles.