Armour Vehicle Kits (350)

This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit depicting a whole host of armament typically carried by WWII German infantry. Features Firearms in the set include Luger P08 and Walther P38 pistols, Kar98K and G41 rifles, MP40 submachine guns, MP44 selective fire rifles, Pz.B.39 anti-tank rifles, MG34 and MG42 machine guns, magnetic mines, and even the Panzerfaust. Accessories such as tripods, ammo cases and more are also in the set.

Tamiya is famous for its series of Military Miniature model kits in exact 1/35 scale of military vehicles, plus figures in many poses from forces all over the world. Ideal for the constructing of diorama and shadow box art, these military miniature models are exact in detail, down to the facial expressions on the soldiers themselves. Paint, tools and glue not included.

This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit depicting WWII German soldiers with MG34 and MG42 machine guns. Features parts to make three different teams of gunner and loader, plus a commander with binoculars for seven figures in total.

Features Set of 16 high quality, detailed 1/48 figures in various lifelike poses. Uniforms and equipment accurately depict WWII era British soldiers. Separate plastic weapons and equipment are included for added realism. 1 set includes: 8 British infantry, including 3 newly molded figures not available in 1/35 scale, 4 tank crewmen, 3 Bren gun carrier crewmen including driver (torso only), and 1 civilian farmer for use in dioramas.

This is a 1/48 scale plastic model assembly kit depicting brickwork sections, sand bags and makeshift barricades. Features Four shapes of brickwork section and two types of sandbag are included. Barricades consist of depictions of wooden logs and rails. Great for turning your 1/48 scale masterpiece into a gritty urban diorama.

Tank Trumper!The German Jagdpanther is regarded by ordnance experts as one of the best tracked weapons systems used in World War II. Earlier German tank destroyers like the Nashorn and Ferdinand (Elefant) were powerful, but faced limitations in mobility and defensive ability that would be addressed in the design of this new vehicle. The awesome Pak43/3, L71 88mm gun was mounted on a Panther tank chassis, installed in a box shaped superstructure protected by inclined steel armor plates 80mm thick at front and 50mm at the sides. A ball mounted MG42 bow machine gun was installed at the right side of the main gun to further improve defenses. Weighing in at 46 tons and propelled by the powerful Maybach V12 cylinder engine, this tank destroyer possessed a good balance of fire power, protection and mobility.Features 1/48 scale assembly model of the Late Version Jagdpanther Tank Destroyer Excellent detailing captures weld marks on armor plates and surface texture of gun mantlet Choice of exhaust pipes with standard cast base, or with flash suppressors and deflecting nozzles Commander and crew hatches can be built in open or closed position Die-cast lower hull for extra weight and enhanced realism Choice of 3 sets of markings

Tamiya has finally released this tiny German tank destroyer in 1/48 scale! A fantastic new vehicle to add to your private tank museum!Features 1/48 detailed scale model of the mid production Jagdpanzer 38(t) Hetzer. The overall length is 131mm long. Solid, sturdy construction accurately reproduces the mid production Hetzer's unique design features, including armor, muffler, wheels and tracks. Precise attention to detail, including slanted armor, leaf-spring suspension, as well as MG34 machine gun. Lower hull features die-cast chassis for added weight and realism. Straight upper and lower track sections are built as single pieces for easy assembly. Includes decals for 3 different kinds of markings.

This is a photo-etched parts set for the Panther Ausf.D. These precision parts will add a further layer of fine detail to model. Photo-etched parts recreate netting fitted over engine grilles to prevent rubbish from being sucked in. For use with Item 35345 1/35 German Panther Ausf.D.

In February 1936, Dr. Ferdinand Porsche presented his first prototype of the "People's Car", which was to be the base of the Volkswagen "Beetle". However, with the outbreak of WWII, all manufacture of the Volkswagen was immediately turned to military production. In January 1938, German Defense Forces presented specifications for a military version of this practical vehicle. In November of that same year, a prototype was completed and it was officially designated Pkw. K1 "Kubelwagen" Type 82. The vehicle used a light but sturdy monocoque construction with foldable canvas top. With its reliable engine and heavy duty suspension, the Kubelwagen immediately came to be used by every unit, from the scorching desert of Africa to the frozen Russian Eastern Front. About 51,000 Kubelwagens, including several variations, were rolled out from the factory by the end of WWII.Features Plastic assembly kit of the German Kubelwagen Type 82. Overall length: 79mm Perfect for people who want to create realistic dioramas with their 1/48 scale planes. Every characteristic of a late production Kubelwagen such as short rear fenders has been reproduced. The interior has been replicated down to the finest detail. Front doors come as separate parts and can be attached in opened or closed position. Set includes 2 figures in standing position, one holding a map and the other giving instructions just before flight.

Enhance the realism of your masterpiece model or diorama with this late WWII German Infantry Set. Components which recreate late war small arms have been updated. German Wehrmacht soldier uniforms during WWII are separated into the early (1939~1940), middle (1941~1942) and late (1943~1945) period. Late-WWII uniform was M43 uniform featuring simplified details such as materials and pockets compared to earlier M36 and M40 uniforms. Efficiently produced leggings and ankle boots were used in place of leather jackboots. Also, it employed uniform made for actual combat – such as poncho used for camouflage, camouflage helmet cover, and small arms such as Mauser G43, MP44 rifle, and portable anti-tank arm Panzerfaust. Features 1/35 scale plastic figure assembly kit set. German infantry troops are realistically captured in uniform typical of the late-WWII period. Newly molded components have realistic renderings of accessories such as Mauser G43, MP44 rifle and Panzerfaust. Kit includes parts for 5 figures in realistic pose: a non-commissioned officer (NCO) signaling rearward, a rifleman looking forward with both knees on the floor, a rifleman with anti-tank mine, a grenadier setting up Panzerfaust and carrying MP44 rifle and a soldier in poncho setting up Mauser G43. Grenade can be attached to right hand of sharpshooter instead of anti-tank mine. Realistically recreated poncho features ergonomic parts breakdown which allows ease of assembly. Use with Item 35381 1/35 German Panzer IV/70(A) is recommended. Insignia uniform decals included.  

This model joins the Tiger I, Pz.Kpfw.IV and Panther G as the latest German battle tank to arrive in the compact and detailed 1/48 scale. The Ausf. L version of the German main battle tank Pz.Kpfw. III was produced from July 1942, and possessed basic structure and performance specifications similar to previous versions. Armament consisted of an improved, long barreled Kwk50 L/60 tank gun, which was effective against Russian T34 tanks up to a range of 600m, plus two 7.92mm MG34 machine guns.Front armor thickness was increased to 57mm, and 20mm thick spaced armor was added to the gun mantlet as well. The suspension system was strengthened to cope with the 200kg of added weight. In total 635 Ausf. Ls were produced by the end of 1942, most seeing active service on the Eastern and North African Fronts.Features Assembly model of the Pz.Kpfw. III Ausf.L on a compact 1/48 scale Hull-mounted equipment depicted through a combination of molded and separate parts, realizing the perfect marriage of convenience and realism! Commanders cupola hatch made from separate parts. Use with separately available figure for increase display options Exquisitely molded model masterfully depicts Panzer IIIs distinctive front end and gun mantlet equipped with auxiliary armor plating Die-cast lower hull for extra weight and enhanced realism Tank treads are assembly type, with straight upper and lower treads made of single piece for easy assembly Choice of 3 sets of markings

Looking For A Few Good Men?Tamiya introduces a set of 15 high quality plastic assembly 1/48 scale figures. Models depict 13 WWII U.S. infantry GIs in charging and firing poses as well as 2 tank crewmen to use as accessories for AFV models. Set includes separate plastic weapons and equipment for added realism.The U.S. Infantry in WWIIThe U.S. army's WWII military campaign was based around its company units. At the core of these units were squads consisting of no more than twelve soldiers. Each squad included a Sergeant ranked squad leader, a Corporal ranked assistant squad leader, a machine gunner and riflemen. The most recognizable uniform worn by U.S. troops during WWII was the M1941 field jacket, based on a civilian jacket design, and the M1943 field jacket (modified version of the M1941). Featuring four large pockets, the M1943 was developed in order to standardize military uniform and was supplied to soldiers from late 1943. However, due to production delays, the M1941 continued to be used widely by many troops. Troops in winter made use of overcoats and mackinaw coats derived from civilian items, as well as mufflers, gloves and the like. Crews of U.S. armored vehicles preferred to wear the warm and functional "tanker's jacket."Includes Noncommissioned Officer x 2 Rifleman x 5 BAR man x 2 Machine gunner x 1 Bazooka gunner x 1 Loader x 2 Tank crewman x 2 Separate sprue for weapons and equipment

Following the release of the Kübelwagen as the first model in the 1/48 scale Military Miniature series, Tamiya introduces the second amazing release, the Kettenkfraftrad. This is a fabulous complete display kit featuring Kettenkfraftrad with an infantry cart, a demolition vehicle and many other great accessories on a tiny 1/48 scale. Model can be enjoyed by itself or combined with one of our fantastic 1/48 scale aircraft for a diorama display.Features 1/48 scale high quality plastic model of the Kettenkraftrad as used during WWII Overall length of Kettenkraftrad: 64mm Set includes accurately detailed Goliath demolition vehicle and infantry cart Includes loads of accessories such as two types of grenade launchers, fuel drum, jerrycans, ammunition boxes, rifles and 1 uniformed driver figure 5 sets of markings to reproduce both the Germany army or Luftwaffe vehicles.

In 1944, the end of WWII, the German Army tried to improve fire power of the German Tank Panzerkampfwagen, and the German Panzer IV/70(A) developed based on this plan. To shorten its development cycle as much as possible, the hull was based upon the German Tank Panzerkampfwagen IV Ausf. J, which was under production at that moment, combined with the fixed fighting compartment with L/70 7.5cm long barrel gun of the IV/70(V) Lang. The Panzer IV/70(A) also featured stiff wire mesh panels called Thoma Schürzen. Around 280 produced in total and it saw service in both Eastern and Western Fronts. Tamiya has faithfully captured the German Panzer IV/70(A) in every detail! It comes in 1/35 scale and is sure to attract military history aficionados and modelers alike around the world! Features 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 242mm, width: 98mm. The German Panzer IV/70(A) form accurately depicted based on extensive research at the Saumur Armored Museum in France. The hull is based upon the German Tank Panzerkampfwagen IV Ausf.J kit (35181) with new slide molding on sides, and late production fuel port hatch and return roller support frame recreated in detail. Aside from drive sprockets, road wheels and return rollers, other components are all new. Main gun moves - elevation/depression and traverse - accompanied by sighting device. Opening commander and loader hatches. Realistic depictions of surface sections such as cast gun shield and rolled steel fighting compartment walls. Assembly type depictions of lightweight tracks have one-piece straight sections. Large photo-etched parts authentically capture mesh Schürzen. Includes one torso commander figure. Comes with a choice of two marking options to recreate versions at the Eastern and Western Front. Use separately sold 1/35 German Jagdpanzer IV /70 (V) Lang Metal Gun Barrel Set (12660) to add even more detail.

Small but Mighty The Goliath was developed during WWII for German forces to use as a remote-controlled explosive device. Its initial Sd.Kfz.302 variant was a mere 160cm long, ran on two 12V battery-powered motors, and could bear 60kg of explosives; it was controlled and detonated via a reeled cable built in to the rear. Around 2,650 were produced between April 1942 and January 1944, the majority of which were deployed by assault pioneers. They were largely used for assaulting entrenched enemy positions and mine clearance.

A Weighty Adversary The Soviet KV-1 was officially adopted in 1939 and went through a number of variants. Model 1941 KV-1s employed the 76.2mm ZIS-5 gun, which could tear through the armor on contemporary German tanks; its early production variants had a welded turret with armor up to 75mm thick, and hung tough in fierce fighting with German armor following the Nazi German invasion of the Soviet Union in June 1941, contributing to the Soviet resistance that would eventually turn the tables and push back the German advance. Soldiers were modelers, too? It is said that German front line troops were provided with wooden and paper models of the KV-1 in a scale of around 1/20, to help identify the tanks and formulate counter-strategies. This kit includes a version in miniature 1/35 scale on the painting guide to cut out and use in dioramas of tactical meetings and the like. The bulky KV-1, which helped in the Soviet defense against the feared Wehrmacht war machine, is captured in detailed 1/35. The latest 3D modeling techniques were used to ensure a highly detailed finish with rough cast textures and weld lines. A commander torso figure is included, depicted in uniform typical of the 1941-2 years. Goggles use clear components. The model's wide tracks have realistic depiction of upper run 'sag.' Early production road wheels are recreated. A separate part is used to capture the driving compartment applique armor. Lenses on the lights are clear parts. Hatches and fender-top stowage cases can be assembled open or closed, making this model adaptable to any scene you can imagine. Length: 198mm. This model kit recreates a WWII Soviet subject. Its considered an important design in the history of armor, as it was developed concurrently with the T-34 medium tank. Armed with a powerful 76.2mm ZIS-5 gun and continually updated to improve its survivability, it served through to the end of WWII. Features 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit. Early 1941 model is depicted. Completely new design, with no parts brought over from previous kits. Early 1941 features such as welded turret and early production road wheels are accurately rendered. Surface textures such as the rough Soviet steel plate and cast areas reproduced with weld lines also depicted. Driver and gearbox hatches, plus fender-top stowage cases can be assembled open or closed. Simple turret ring construction. Assembly type tracks feature one-piece straight sections and recreate upper run. Comes with two marking options and a single commander torso figure.

This historical model assembly kit depicts the German Tank Destroyer Marder I. The Marder I was one of the early German efforts to update a military that – despite crushing early successes against Poland and the Allied early in WWII – was in sore need of mechanization. Based upon the French Lorraine supply tractor, it was one of a number of commandeered vehicles pressed into German service. Around 170 were produced from May 1942, and their 7.5cm Pak40 anti-tank gun was a threat to Allied AFVs in France post-Normandy landings, and also on the Eastern Front and even North Africa. Features 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit. Compact chassis and bulging upper hull, complete with rivet and weld line details. Interior features gun breech detail, sights, racks, radio equipment and more. Assembly type tracks have single piece straight sections. Bogies have an ergonomic parts breakdown. Two figures are pictured looking to the skies, hinting at the breakdown of air control from their Luftwaffe after the Normandy landings. Comes with three marking options, two from Normandy and one from the Eastern Front.

Introducing a photo-etched parts set to add extra detail to the 1/35 M1 Abrams series of tanks. Set includes photo-etched parts for the upper hull grille, machine gun mount rail around the loader fs hatch, and bustle rack on the hull rear (to replace nylon mesh). Can be used with the recently released M1A2 Abrams Operation Iraqi Freedom (Item No. 35269), and M1A1 Abrams (Item No. 35156) and M1A1 Abrams w/Mine Plow (Item No. 35158). About 90mm X 60mm.

Give your Tamiya 1/35 scale Challenger 2 model even more detail with this dedicated set of photo-etched parts. Contains finely crafted thin metal components to depict different types of engine grille mesh, plus a name plate for use on displays.

Add even more detail to your 1/35 Cromwell with this set which includes five parts to depict metal components such as the side and rear exhaust grilles as well as the shrapnel protection net. Applying these grilles to your model will provide it with a sharp and realistic finish.

These very realistic accessories are the perfect way to bump up the realism of your Panther model on a 1/35 scale. The set depicts a 75 mm shell assortment: 4 each 39/42 armor-piercing, 40/42 armor-piercing tungsten core projectiles, and the 42 high-explosive shells. It also includes 5 empty shell cases.

These are detailed depictions of WWII 10-in-1 ration cartons. The 10-in-1 Ration was supplied to U.S. troops from 1943 to 1945. One sleeved carton contained four individual boxes, each contained a day’s rations for ten soldiers and included canned food, biscuits, cereal and more. This accessory is perfect for creating diorama and enhanced scenes for your U.S. WWII model kits. Sheet dimensions: 200mm x 195mm. Contains cut-out illustrations for sleeve, carton and inner box components. One sheet can be used to make eight sets, and you can choose to depict the carton sealed up or even removed from the sleeve and open to reveal the inner boxes. The sheet features a basic explanation of the 10-in-1 ration. Great accessory to add further detail to WWII-era U.S. subjects

Tamiya's 1/35 scale upgrade set constructed from photo-etched metal. This set is designed for use with early production Tiger 1 tanks and includes a full set of replacement grills for the tank's engine deck and air cooling ducts. The precision of the photo etching allows for much finer details and faithfully recreates the look and dimensions for authenticity and additional realism.

During WWII, the German army applied Zimmerit coating to their tanks in order to combat magnetic anti-tank mines. This set of photo-etched applicator blades will help you to apply Tamiya Polyester Putty to realistically replicate the Zimmerit coating on your model. Includes four sizes of applicator blade to allow you to apply a coating on both wide and narrow surfaces.