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The Volvo FH represents the ultimate expression of the engineering excellence of the renowned brand of commercial and industrial vehicles. Its modern and eye-catching design has been developed to optimize aerodynamics and minimize fuel consumption, ensuring the highest standards of operational efficiency. There are numerous customization options available to precisely meet specific transport requirements. The tractor configuration has been designed to be lightweight and practical, guaranteeing maximum versatility for any application. Constantly evolving and updated, the FH750 is equipped with a 16.1-liter engine capable of delivering outstanding performance in terms of power and torque, making it ideal for long-haul transport or demanding and challenging conditions. Features Fully detailed interiors Fully detailed engine and frame Open or closed driver door Chromed adhesive Photo etched parts Rubber Tyres Super Decal Color Instruction sheet

Derived from the famous twin-engine fighter McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II, the RF-4C is a tactical reconnaissance aircraft specifically designed to carry out observation and intelligence-gathering missions, even under difficult and complex flight conditions over enemy territory. Compared to the fighter versions, it was easily identifiable by the configuration of the forward fuselage section, where modern (for the time) photographic and terrain-scanning systems were installed. Used extensively during the Vietnam War, the aircraft was continuously upgraded in its avionics and photographic and data-gathering systems, remaining operational in the United States Air Force and other allied countries until the late 1990s. Its flight performance was notable, with a maximum speed exceeding Mach 2. Specifications Model Dim. 26,7 cm Box Dim. 345 x 242 x 48 mm Super decals sheet for 7 versions

The Supermarine Spitfire fighter aircraft can undoubtedly be considered one of the most famous airplanes in the history of aviation and an icon of British aeronautical engineering. A single-engine, low-wing monoplane equipped with effective offensive armament, it formed—along with the Hawker Hurricane—the backbone of the Royal Air Force’s fighter units during the Battle of Britain against the German Luftwaffe. Throughout the war, in order to counter enemy technological advancements, the Spitfire underwent continuous development in both aerodynamic configuration and powerplant options. The Spitfire Mk V, introduced in 1941 and powered by the Rolls-Royce Merlin engine rated at 1,440 hp, was produced in large numbers and widely distributed among operational squadrons. Flown by some of the most renowned Royal Air Force aces, it achieved a significant number of air-to-air victories. Features 5 RAF ACES VERSIONS: Wing cmdr. James E. Johnson, Lt. Jan Zumbach, Sqn. Ldr. B.E.F. ‘Paddy’ Finucane, Flg. Off. George Buchanan, Sqn. Ldr. Russell Foskett. Decals for 5 versions

The Messerschmitt Bf 109 monoplane fighter is, without a doubt, one of the most famous fighter aircraft of the Second World War and can be considered one of the symbols of the Luftwaffe. Throughout the conflict, it was regularly upgraded in terms of engines and armament in an effort to remain competitive against more modern aircraft with superior flight performance. Together with the Focke-Wulf Fw 190, it formed the backbone of the Luftwaffe’s fighter units. The most renowned German aces flew the Bf 109, achieving a significant number of aerial victories. Among them we can recall the pilots of the famous Jagdgeschwader 52 and the ace with the highest number of kills of the Second World War: Erich Hartmann. 5 VERSIONS LUFTWAFFE ACES: Hauptm. Erich Hartmann, Hauptm. Gerhard Barkhorn, Major Günther Rall, Obslt. Johannes Steinhoff. Specifications Model Dim. 12,5 cm Box Dim. 258 x 162 x 38 mm

The JSF (Joint Strike Fighter) program was established to develop a new fifth-generation all-weather multirole combat aircraft able to replace the United States and NATO strike-fighters. The aerospace industry team led by Lockheed Martin created the single-seat, single-engine, F-35 Lightning II. It utilises stealth technology and is characterized by its trapezoidal wings plus the incorporation of the most advanced hi-tech materials and avionic systems. Designed in several different configurations, its role is to provide air superiority, close air support and engage in ground attack missions. The F-35A is the conventional takeoff and landing variant, the F-35B is the short takeoff and vertical landing variant and the F-35C, with foldable-wings, has been developed to be used from deck carriers. Due to its operational flexibility, the advanced on-board technology and the impressive project innovation, the fighter has been favourably received and deployed by many countries’ air forces. Features 100% New Moulds Super Decals Sheet For 8 Versions Photo-etched Fret Canopy And Weels Color Masking Contains U.s. Version ''beast Mode'' Loadout Color Instruction Sheet

The North American P-51 Mustang is undoubtedly one of the most iconic aircraft in military aviation history and is widely regarded as the best piston-engine fighter of World War II. The P-51 was developed in a remarkably short time and was built around the Packard V-12 engine, capable of delivering over 1,600 horsepower, allowing the Mustang to exceed 700 km/h. The P-51D, the most widely produced variant, was armed with six 12.7 mm Browning machine guns mounted in the wings. It was extensively employed on the European front, primarily escorting bomber formations but also serving as a fighter-bomber for ground attack missions. The Mustang was flown by some of the most renowned American aces of World War II, who showcased its exceptional performance and operational capabilities. 5 USAAF ACES VERSIONS Maj. George E. Preddy Lt. Col. John C. Meyer Capt. John J. Voll Maj. Richard “Pete” Peterson Maj. Leonard “Kit” Carson Specifications Model Dim. 14,0 cm Box Dim. 258 x 162 x 38 mm

At the end of the 1930’s the Italian Regio Esercito (Royal Italian Army) began to deploy self-propelled artillery guns to provide support for tanks and infantry units. The ‘Semovente’ 75/18 was developed on the back of the ‘M’ series medium tank hull and soon became the most feared Italian armored vehicle. In addition to its primary artillery role, the 75mm howitzer installed in the casemate proved to be a highly effective anti-tank weapon, capable of destroying even the most powerful and heavily armored British and American tanks. During the war however, the Italian Regio Esercito requested the development of a version with increased offensive capability. The 75/34 cannon which was originally designed for an anti-tank role, was fitted to the hull of the M42 self-propelled tank. The initial units of which, were distributed to the Italian Army in the spring of 1943. As a result of its effective operational performance, it was also used by German anti-tank battalions after the armistice in September 1943.  Features Upgraded Edition Metal Gun Barrel Link And Length Tracks Or Gluable Rubber Tracks Photo Etched Fret Decals For 6 Versions Colors Instruction Sheet

To better meet the logistical and transportation needs in the challenging environmental conditions of the Eastern Front, the Wehrmacht developed tracked tractors capable of towing various types of vehicles and transporting different loads, including ammunition and supplies. The official designation of this series of vehicles, which were highly versatile in operational use, was "Raupenschlepper-Ost" (Crawler Tractor-East). The RSO was predominantly built by the Austrian company Steyr, which also developed an anti-tank version that was simple and cost-effective to produce, armed with the reliable and formidable 75mm PaK40 cannon. The vehicle essentially had the same technical structure as the tractor and featured increased frontal protection, given its operational use in direct contact with the enemy. Specification Finished size: 12.6 cm. Scale: 1/35

The "Biber" was the most well-known "pocket" submarine used by the Kriegsmarine during the latter part of World War II. The development of the Biber was extremely rapid. Design began in February 1944, and the first units were launched just 6 months later. Measuring just 9 meters long, it had a range of 240 km. It could reach a maximum speed of 6.5 knots surfaced and 5.3 knots submerged. The Biber could be armed with two 530 mm torpedoes, mounted externally to the submarine, or with two mines. Its crew consisted of only one person. The purpose of the Biber within the strategy of the Kriegsmarine was quite simple: to provide a concrete defense along the coasts to protect against a possible, and increasingly likely, Allied invasion. From 1944 until the end of World War II, the Kriegsmarine received and deployed over 300 Bibers. Features Decals For 3 Versions  Color Instructions Sheet  Photo Etched Fret  Contains 2 Figures

Talking about an evolution The Iveco S-Way was developed as the successor to the renowned Iveco Stralis, which achieved significant commercial success. Introduced in 2019, this next-generation truck was engineered to deliver maximum efficiency in long-haul transport applications. Compared to its predecessor, it features a newly designed cab aimed at significantly enhancing onboard ergonomics and driver comfort. The S-Way stands out for its aerodynamic profile and bold, distinctive design. It is also equipped with state-of-the-art automotive technologies, including advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), digitalization features, and full connectivity solutions. Offered with a range of powertrain options compliant with the latest environmental emission standards and available in multiple configurations, the S-Way is ideally suited to meet a wide variety of transport needs. Features New cabin and interiors New engine parts New chassis parts New suspension Open or closed driver’s door Rubber tyres Photo-etched parts Chrome stickers Super decals sheet for 2 versions

The Turbostar was an important commercial success for Iveco. Thanks to its robustness, reliability, and performance, it secured a significant position in the European truck market and became the most widespread industrial vehicle in Italy at the end of the 1980s. It was produced in numerous versions and configurations to meet the precise and specific needs of user companies. Very common—especially for the needs of food logistics—were the insulated and refrigerated cell versions. The vehicle’s configuration and the sturdy twin-wheel rear axle also offered good load capacity and an excellent balance between size and transported cargo volume.

The Macchi C.200 Saetta, or MC.200, is a fighter aircraft developed and manufactured by Aeronautica Macchi in Italy. Various versions were flown by the Regia Aeronautica who used the type throughout the Second World War. Specification Number: 2516 Scale: 1:32 Type: Static model kit

The Jaguar ground attack aircraft emerged in the 1960s from a collaborative project between the French and British aviation industries and was operated by the Royal Air Force until the late mid-2000s, thereby demonstrating extraordinary longevity and operational efficiency. Its two turbojet engines were able to attain and also exceed Mach 1.6. It has been deployed on numerous and quite often highly complex missions in operational theatres, including the Balkans and Iraq. The T2 two-seat trainer version was developed for operational conversion of British RAF pilots. It was also capable in its secondary role of ground attack and close support missions but unlike the single-seat version, it was armed with a single 30mm Aden cannon. Specifications Model Dim. 24,0 cm Box Dim. 290 x 190 x 45 mm Includes Color Instruction Sheet Super Decals Sheet For 4 Versions

This is a plastic model kit, which comes unassembled and unpainted. So glue, model paints and other basic modelling tools are additionally required. WWII: Italian Cannone da 149/40 w/crew  Specification Type: Figure SOLDIERS Period: Second World War Country: Italy SKILL: 1 Box Dim. 220 x 150 x 30 mm

On 16th December, 1944, the German forces moved through the forests of the Ardennes, in Belgium, to attach the First U.S. Army. This was the Wehrmacht's last offensive on the western front before the final surrender in 1945. The “Wacht am Rhein” plan envisaged, on the part of General Von Rundstedt , the use of many elite units of Wehrmacht and of Waffen SS. The climax of the offensive was the siege of Bastogne, on December 21st, 1944. The town was defended by the 101st Airborne Division. The models in this kit are equipped with the innovative Sturmgewehr 44 which can be considered the precursor of today's assault rifles. Specification Period: Second World War Country: Germany SKILL: 1 Model Dim. 48 cm Box Dim. 220 X 150 X 30 mm

The equipment of the 1st Century B.C. legionnaire became the stereotype of Roman infantry. Over his tunic he wore the heavy lorica segmentata, the most advanced form of body armor at the time. The characteristic rectangular “scutum” often bears the name or the insignia of the Legion the soldier belongs to. The individual armament comprised gladius and pilum, a heavy throwing javelin. The kit also includes centurions with transverse crest helmets, and the signifer (standard bearers) carrying the Legion's insignia. Specification Period: Rome and its enemies Country: Others SKILL: 1 Model Dim. 35 cm Box Dim. 220 X 150 X 30 mm

French Artillery Set - Napoleonic Wars Includes 11 figures 8 horses Guns Accessories

The Romans dubbed “Gauls” those Celtic tribes, often fighting against each other, living in the areas corresponding to modern France, Switzerland, Belgium and Holland. The Gallic tribes found occasional political unity only under the pressure of the Roman menace during Julius Caesar's military campaign. The Gauls recognized Vercingetorix as their political and military leader. He was defeated by Caesar in the battle of Alesia (52 B.C.). The Gaul warriors were characterized by their longswords and decorated shields. Many of them fought naked. Specification Period: Rome and its enemies Country: Others SKILL: 1 Model Dim. 40 cm Box Dim. 220 X 150 X 30 mm

The F4 Corsair is considered to be one of the most successful carrier-based fighter aircraft to be developed during the Second World War, although, when it first came into service, the technical experts of the U.S Navy considered this large cantilever wing aircraft to be unsuitable for use on aircraft carriers. The Corsair obtained many outstanding aerial victories. In the Pacific Ocean theatre alone, the F4U shot down over 2,000 Japanese aircraft, with a loss of only 189 Corsairs, resulting in a kill / loss ratio which has never been equaled throughout history. This aircraft was produced for ten years, until December 1952, a fact which established the Corsair as the American aircraft to remain in production for the longest period of time after the Second World War. The F4 was also used extensively by the French Naval Aviation during the war in Indochina and the Suez campaign of 1956. Includes Decals for 3 versions

During World War II, Alpini divisions where used on several fronts. In 1942 the Italian expeditionary force was sent on the Russian front to support the Wehrmacht. It included the Alpini Julia, Tridentina and Cuneense divisions. The Italian Alpini took active part at the defense of the Don front but they were outnumbered and surrounded by the troops of the Red Army. The Alpini divisions were forced to retreat with a long and heroic march, in dire conditions, through the cold wastes of the Russian steppe. During the retreat they were also engaged in tough clashes. The most famous is the battle of Nikolajewka that took place on January1943 Specification Period: Second World War Country: Italy SKILL: 1 Model Dim. 48 cm Box Dim. 220 X 150 X 30 mm

After the loss of Cyrenaica, Italy requested a German intervention, and in February 1941 the first troops of what was to become the famous Deutsche Afrika Korps led by General Erwin Rommel were sent to North Africa. The troops of the Axis in a few months took back Cyrenaica and Tobruk, and advanced into Egypt. Constantly short on supplies, they were defeated by the 8th British Army at El Alamein. The additional pressure caused by the American arrival in Morocco forced the Afrika Korps to gradually retreat in Tunisia during 1943. Specification Type: Figure SOLDIERS Period: Second World War Country: Germany SKILL: 1 Box Dim. 220 X 150 X 30 mm

In the summer of 1863, the Confederate army led by Lee played for keeps by sending a large contingent to the North, up to Pennsylvania. It clashed with the Union army at Gettysburg, where the biggest battle ever to be fought on American soil took place. After three days of desperate struggle, the Confederates had to admit their defeat. At Gettysburg, the Potomac army Union artillery contributed to contain the Confederate advance, affecting the outcome of the battle. Specification Period: American Civil War Country: United States SKILL: 1 Model Dim. 24 cm Box Dim. 220 X 150 X 30 mm

On the eve of the Tet Offensive (January 1968), U.S. Forces counted more than 330.000 soldiers and 78.000 Marines in Vietnam. The Marines units and the 1st Cavalry division were composed of prepared, reliable and determined soldiers. This kist shows the typical formation of an American infantry unit. Soldiers are equipped with an M16 assault rifle and with the 7,62mm M60 machinegun. During the Vietnam War, special forces units better known as Green Berets were employed, too. Specification Period: Vietnam Country: United States SKILL: 1 Box Dim. 290 X 190 X 56 mm

Battlefield accessories set Specification Period: Napoleonic Wars Country: Others SKILL: 1 Model Dim. 108 cm  Box Dim. 220 X 150 X 30 mm