Armour Vehicle Kits (350)

The German tank destroyer Jagdpanther used the proven Panther medium tank chassis fitted with a fixed fighting compartment and a powerful 88mm gun. Features A late production variant of the Jagdpanther now comes as a 1/35 scale plastic assembly kit model. You can choose to assemble a Jagdpanther produced from May to December 1944 or from December 1944 onwards. The fighting compartment interior features superb details including the main gun loading part, bulkhead, and commander's seat. Movable escape hatch as well as open/closed selectable hatches provides the model with a greater presence. Kit includes parts to depict die-cast type exhausts as well as exhausts with flame dampers. A commander figure is also included.

During WWII, the most important tank used by German forces throughout the entire conflict, and also the most produced was the Pz.Kpfw.IV. Features This is a 1/35 scale plastic assembly model kit of the German Pz. Jpfw. IV Ausf.H Early Version which is generally regarded as the definitive model of the Pz.Kpfw.IV tanks. The model accurately depicts the tank with its powerful 48 caliber 75mm gun and Schirzen that surrounded the tank sides and turret. The kit includes two kinds of hull front plates and sprocket wheels to allow you to create a model from different dates of production. Also included is a tank commander figure wearing a winter issue jacket.

This is a 1/35 scale plastic assembly kit of the M4 Sherman, the U.S. Army's mainstay tank during WWII which greatly contributed to the eventual Allied victory. Features The kit depicts an early production version that was powered by a radial engine and featured sloped frontal armor and a turret without a loader's hatch. Different production methods were used to produce the actual tank, and the welded hull and cast turret have been accurately reproduced. Modellers can also enjoy turret interior details such as the main gun breech and radio equipment. Parts for accessories such as additional hull and turret armor, large fenders, and spare track links are also included. Comes with driver and radio operator torso figures as well as 1 commander figure.

This set is of the equipment seen loaded onto the hull of German tanks such as the Panzerkampfwagen IV during WWII. Features Tools seen equipped on the fenders of German tanks and the Pz.Kpfw.IV such as 18- and 20-ton jacks, bar and wire cutters, an ax and a spade, as well as tools to adjust the tension of the tracks and the cleaning rod for the main gun are included in the set. Use it to add greater detail to a wide range of German tank and AFV models.

A Refined DesignAfter its appearance in mid-1943, the Panther was one of the mainstays of German armor through to the end of WWII. The Ausf.G (type G) variant was available to troops from 1944, and was itself upgraded in the second half of the year: fixes included an alteration to the lower section of the gun shield to stop direct hits from entering the crew space, and it was given more of a jutting design to further improve survivability; damped exhausts improved nighttime stealth; and air intakes were added on the engine grilles to supply the crew with warm air in cold conditions. Mobility, offensive power and survivability - the Panther achieved a remarkable balance of the three that made it a giant among WWII armor. Features This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 257mm, width: 96mm. Highlights include realistic recreation of cast metal surface texture and late version features such as the reinforced gun shield, updated air intakes and more. Spare track links and other accessories are rendered accurately in scale. Features a moving recreation of the turret rear escape hatch, plus a depiction of the gun loading breech inside the vehicle. Commander, driver, radio operator and maintenance hatches can be assembled in open or closed position. Separate parts are used to depict suspension arms. Comes with three marking options and two figures depicting crew in winter gear.

During WWII, the British army used small sized fully tracked weapon carriers famously known as “Bren Gun Carriers." This 1/35 scale plastic assembly kit model reproduces one of those carriers, the Universal Carrier Mk.II which was the largest produced in the carrier series. The open-top compartment has been realistically reproduced with realistic seats and radio equipment. Kit comes with firearms such as a Bren machine gun, two Enfield rifles, and PIAT anti-tank weapon, as well as a variety of accessories including ammunition cases. Furthermore, 3 figures from European front and 2 figures from North African front are also included in kit.

Noteworthy as the first domestically-manufactured tank in post-WWII Japan, the Type 61 was officially commissioned in April of 1961. This precision plastic model assembly kit accurately recreates the compact form of the tank, designed for use in the relatively cramped spaces of the Japanese archipelago, and even for transportation by rail. Marvel at the detail provided by the kit, including realistic depictions of 12.7mm machine guns, smoke dischargers and even the canvas material used to cover the main gun mantlet. Fine molding ensures that aspects such as transmission cover panel bolts and weld lines are succinctly and authentically captured. The kit comes with a commander figure and no fewer than 5 marking options!

German infantry in the early stages of WWII were kitted out in the M36 uniform that was first introduced from 1935 to 1936. It was comprised of a green jacket and "stone gray" trousers, long black boots and topped off with the M35 helmet. The kit recreates four soldiers in relaxed pose, with food, drink, mess tins and more. Features This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit. Parts are included for 4 figures in relaxed pose. A wealth of accessories includes gas mask cases, chair, frying pan, sausage, mess tin and more.

Thanks to its manhandling of the Syrian-operated Soviet T-72 during the 1982 Lebanon War, the Merkava became a well-known and feared presence. Features This precision plastic model assembly kit recreates the Merkava, breathtakingly capturing its form including angled spaced armor across the hull and wedge-shaped cast turret with 105mm rifled gun. Details such as the thermal cover, side skirts, machine gun and more are depicted with aplomb. A commander figure is also included.

This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit depicting the M41 Walker Bulldog.  Features The compact form of the 72mm gun-toting M41 is captured in style. From accurate surface textures to representations of weld lines, there is plenty of detail. Comes with decals to depict either a US or a Japan Ground Self Defense Force vehicle. Includes a commander figure and two soldiers to add further life to your model.

This plastic model assembly kit recreates the M113 APC which was fielded in Vietnam, and could even operate in the water. The model features detailed recreations of the engine, crew seats and more. Engine room cover and rear gate are opening parts, and five Vietnam War era figures are included in the set.

This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit depicting brick wall sections that will add extra life to your diorama scenes.  Features Includes three different shapes of wall section. The package features an illustration of an urban scene which can be cut out to add even more background detail.

This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assemble kit recreating barricades that will add a whole extra level of detail to your diorama scenes. Creates six each of wooden and metal barricade representations.

Tamiya provides more 1/48 scale diorama options for military modelers everywhere with the release of this extensive figure and accessory set depicting repair and replenishment personnel. Match them with any of our large lineup of 1/ 48 MM German vehicles to add more life to your display. The set includes 9 figures doing various tasks in realistic standing and kneeling poses. A large selection of accurately reproduced accessories and tools is included: 88mm ammunition for King Tiger (x2) Wooden case for 88mm ammunition for King Tiger (x2) 88mm ammunition for Tiger I (x4) Wooden case for 88mm ammunition for Tiger I (x2) 75mm ammunition for Panther (x2) Wooden case for 75mm ammunition for Panther (x2) 75mm ammunition for Pz.kpfw.IV (x4) Wooden case for 75mm ammunition for Pz.kpfw.IV (x2) Oil drum (x2) 1 each of the following accessories: Tool Kit, Ladder, Burner, Tool Bag, Wooden Crate, Hammer, Bucket, Jack Crank, Jack, Anvil, Vise, Open Tool Box, Closed Tool Box, Oil Siphon, 18 Liter Can.

“Queen of the Desert” The Matilda was developed as a heavily armored infantry tank and was the British Army's main tank in North Africa during WWII. She swept aside Italian opponents and was respectfully called the “Queen of the Desert” by German forces. During Operation Battleaxe to lift the siege of Tobruk in June 1941, German forces famously used their 88mm AA guns in the anti-tank role as they were the only effective counter against Matildas which could be found. The Matilda has written her name into the history books as a highly effective tank which continually proved her worth during many fierce battles throughout North Africa. Features This is a 1/48 scale plastic assembly kit of the Matilda Mk.III/IV. Length: 127mm. The Matilda's form, including the distinctive turret, front hull and side armored skirt, has been accurately reproduced. The turret and front hull feature a realistic cast metal texture. Weights are included to be inserted in the hull and provide a realistic heavy feel. Assembly tracks with one-piece straight sections feature realistic sag effect. Commander torso figure included. Comes with 3 marking options to depict a tank from the North African front.

Relaxed Poses Perfect for Dioramas The M1941 Field Jacket and the improved M1943 Field Jacket were the representative U.S. Army infantry uniforms of WWII. Due to delays in the production of the M1943, M1941 uniforms were still being issued to units as late as 1944. The versions issued to tank crews were in particular extremely sought after due to their functionality and comfort. Features This set of 1/48 scale figures and accessories will help bring dioramas to life. Set of 9 figures in realistic relaxed poses such as patrolling and chatting soldiers, standing commanders, and vehicle driver. Extensive accessory set includes weapons, fuel drums, jerry cans, and rucksacks. Includes one light vehicle.

The German Army's Most Formidable Weapon Making its debut on the battlefield in 1944, the King Tiger heavy tank immediately struck fear into the hearts of Allied soldiers unlucky enough to face it. The first 50 models featured a Porsche designed turret, however in mass production runs a Henschel design turret was adopted. Designed for defense and attack, the King Tiger featured thick 150mm armor on the front and 80mm armor on the sides, and a 88mm L71 high velocity main gun capable of penetrating 170mm thick armor at a distance of 1,000m. Auxiliary armament included two 7.92mm machine guns mounted on the front hull section and on the turret. The extremely thick armor on the turret front measured 185mm and 88mm on the side panels. This massive tank was driven by a 700hp Maybach HL230 P-30 12 cylinder liquid cooled engine. The successor to Tiger I 180mm thick armor and powerful 88mm gun of the King Tiger struck fear in the hearts of all Allied troops that had the misfortune of facing this beast. This kit realistically replicates the production type tank with angular Henschel turret. The1/48 scale King Tiger is the perfect centerpiece for a diorama depicting late WWII battles, such as the Ardennes front. In order to counter the increasing threat of Russian tanks during the latter part of WWII, Germany began developing a new heavy tank, the King Tiger. The first 50 models featured a Porsche designed turret, however in mass production runs a Henschel design turret was adopted. Designed for defense and attack, the King Tiger featured thick 150mm armor on the front and 80mm armor on the sides, and a 88mm L71 high velocity main gun capable of penetrating 170mm thick armor at a distance of 1,000m. Auxiliary armament included two 7.92mm machine guns mounted on the front hull section and on the turret. The extremely thick armor on the turret front measured 185mm and 88mm on the side panels.This massive tank was driven by a 700hp Maybach HL230 P-30 12 cylinder liquid cooled engine. Features High-quality assembly kit display model of the King Tiger heavy tank with production turret. Length: 211mm Separately-molded crew hatches can be modelled in both open and closed positions. Die-cast chassis for added weight and realism. Assembly type tracks come with one-piece straight sections featuring realistic sag effect. 3 types of markings included.

The first M4 Sherman production model was designated the M4A1, and possessed a distinctively rounded cast hull. A total of 6,281 M4A1 tanks were produced between February 1942 and December 1943. Armed with a 75mm M3 cannon and powered by a 350hp Continental air-cooled R975-C1 radial gasoline engine, the M4A1 was capable of top speeds of 38.9km/h. Early versions had the M34 gun mount with narrow shield, while the 3-piece gear housing was changed to a 1-piece design in later production runs. Applique armor was often added to the upper hull and turret in order to improve protection. The M4A1 served with many armies on various fronts, including with the British 8th Army in North Africa, where it contributed to the victory at El Alamein. Features 1/48 detailed scale model of the M4A1 Sherman, featuring accurately reproduced cast upper hull and turret. Loads of optional parts include 3-piece or 1-piece bolted transmission housing, square or round air cleaners, early model drive sprocket wheel and narrow or wide gun shield allowing construction of any number of variant versions. Includes optional auxiliary armor plating, often seen on later versions. Pre-coated die-cast lower hull for added weight and realism. Comes with 3 sets of markings

Known as the "workhorse" of the German army, the Panzer IV remained in production throughout the entire war. Production was increased even over more effective tanks like the Panther, due to the Panzer IV's low cost and reliability. The last of the series, the Type J was armed with a 75mm L/48 cannon, and featured a much simpler construction. An extra fuel tank replaced the auxiliary engine, nearly doubling the tank's range to 320km on-road, further increasing the Panzer IV's efficacy. Features 1/48 scale assembly model of the PanzerKampfwagen IV Ausf.J medium battle tank. Accurately depicts distinctive features such as horizontal armor structure, turret Schirzen (auxiliary side armor) and side Sch?rzen stays. Scoop, wire cutters and other equipment also made from separate parts for greater realism. Die-cast chassis for extra weight and enhanced realism. Tank tracks are assembly type, with straight upper and lower treads made of single piece for easy assembly. Choice of 3 different markings. Main Tamiya Colors used: TS-1 Red brown, TS-2 Dark green, TS-3 Dark yellow

The Panther G Developed as a countermeasure to the Soviet T-34, the German Panther tank was produced from 1943 until the end of the war and served alongside the Panzer III, IV and Tiger tanks. The Panther tank featured sloped armor, powerful 700hp Maybach engine and a turret placed far back on the hull mounting a 75mm L/70 cannon. The main gun was even more devastating than its size of 75mm would suggest, due to the large propellant charge and long barrel with high muzzle velocity. Many consider the Panther every bit as effective as the Tiger I, but easier to produce and maintain. The Ausf.G included versions with heater unit installed over the left engine fan, and with lower lip piece added to mantlet to eliminate shot trap. Tamiya just doesnt stop releasing new items for the 1/48 MM Series. We now offer modelers the Panther Type G, widely considered one of the most effective German tanks of WWII. Line the Ausf.G with the Panzer IV Ausf.J and 1/48 Panzer Grenadier figures for a detailed and accurate diorama of late-WWII German military. Developed as a countermeasure to the Soviet T-34, the German Panther tank was produced from 1943 until the end of the war and served alongside the Panzer III, IV and Tiger tanks. The Panther tank featured sloped armor, powerful 700hp Maybach engine and a turret placed far back on the hull mounting a 75mm L/70 cannon. The main gun was even more devastating than its size of 75mm would suggest, due to the large propellant charge and long barrel with high muzzle velocity. Many consider the Panther every bit as effective as the Tiger I, but easier to produce and maintain. The Ausf.G included versions with heater unit installed over the left engine fan, and with curving lower chin piece removed from mantlet to eliminate shot trap. Features 1/48 scale assembly model of the Panther Ausf.G tank. Rich variety of optional parts allows construction of early or late version Panther G. Choice of two types of mantlet, with or without lower lip piece. Install muffler with or without flash suppressor. Reproduces heater unit used for winter operations. Assembly type tracks with straight upper and lower parts made of single pieces. Choice of 4 sets of markings

One of the most successful tanks fielded by the British in WWII, the Cromwell compared favorably with tanks of similar weight such as the Sherman and Panzer IV. Most were armed with the 75mm Q.F. Mk.V/VA, which was based on the 6 Pdr. but chambered to fire American ammunition. This was a very good dual-purpose gun, able to destroy enemy anti-tank guns at long range, or penetrate the frontal armor of a Panzer IV at normal battle ranges. However it was less effective against German heavy tanks. The Cromwell first saw action during the Normandy campaign, where it was at a disadvantage as it could not use its superior speed and agility, but this changed after the fighting moved to open country. Cromwell tanks made some spectacular advances in their pursuit of the Germans across Northern France, Belgium and Holland. The Cromwell served again in Korea and was finally retired in the late 1950's. Features Compact and detailed 1/48 assembly kit of the British Cromwell Mk.IV cruiser tank. Length: 140mm、Distinguishing features such as large rivets on turret and perpendicular hull armor accurately reproduced. Shape of large diameter wheels, that allowed high speed running, are also faithfully depicted. Exterior details are included as separately-molded parts to enhance realism. Die-cast chassis for added weight and realism. Tank treads are assembly type, with one-piece upper and lower tread sections featuring realistic sag effect. Kit features optional rear cowling that prevented exhaust gas from getting into driver's compartment. Includes 3 types of markings.

Our latest 1/48 scale figure set features WWII German soldiers in relaxed poses, standing, walking, wearing field caps and with weapons shouldered. Also includes figures depicting tank crew at rest. Two all-new officer figures and military policeman, which are available now for the first time in any scale, are also included. This set is perfect for modeling non-combat scenes and dioramas of life behind the lines. Features Infantry figures feature realistic M43 field uniforms. Includes separately molded weapons and equipment such as machine gun tripod mount.

Panzer Hunter America's first tank destroyer, the M10 was mounted on a Sherman hull and had an open-topped turret carrying a 3-inch (76.2mm) cannon capable of penetrating 8.8cm of armor at 1000m distance. Due to the need for high mobility, the M10 wore relatively thin armor plating. However, auxiliary armor could be added easily using the bolts located on the turret and hull. Facing its baptism of fire against the Germans in Tunisia in 1943, the M10 Tank Destroyer went on to serve in Italy, Western Europe and the Pacific. Features Plastic assembly model accurately captures angled hull armor and distinctively wedge-shaped turret Open turret offers view of 76.2mm cannon's loading device and combat compartment, all finished in realistic and impressive detail Includes both press-type and perforated road wheels and idler wheels Vehicle-loaded equipment and heavy caliber M2 machine gun included as separate parts Comes with U.S. style Jerry cans and 3 types of markings

Attention to detail on a scale of 1:35 for ambitious model builders The Jaguar 1 rocket destroyer tank, introduced in the 1970s, was an integral part of the German Bundeswehr. Equipped with the powerful HOT anti-aircraft missile, it was able to effectively engage armored targets at long range. Its high off-road capability made it versatile in various military scenarios. This model kit not only captures the technical aspects of the Jaguar 1, but is also a tribute to its significant role in military history. Discover the model kit of the legendary Jaguar 1 rocket destroyer, a remarkable piece of military history. This model impresses with its accurate representation and is made in 1:35 scale, which makes it an impressive display piece. With a total of 197 parts, it offers modelers a challenging and rewarding experience. The dimensions of the finished model are impressive: a length of 194 mm, a height of 71 mm and a width of 89 mm. This model is recommended for people aged 12 and over. Features 197 highly detailed components Options for different versions (A1/A2, A3) Detailed apertures and an anti-aircraft machine gun Clear instructions for smooth assembly High-quality decals for authentic markings This kit is ideal for advanced modelers (Level 4). It requires experience in gluing and painting models and offers the perfect challenge for model building enthusiasts who want to develop their skills. Special Features Authentic reproduction of the finest surface details that highlight the Jaguar 1 in its historical accuracy. Different construction variants (A1/A2, A3) that allow customization and personalization. A detailed anti-aircraft machine gun that gives the model additional realism.