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Takara Tomy's "Realize Model" plastic model-kit lineup builds into a fully posable figure with an emphasis on enhanced ultra-mobility, ease of assembly, and collectability! The number of parts, size, design, and structure are all carefully considered from the user's perspective. The entire body of the Saber Tiger Schwalz Special can be moved by a specially designed movable mechanism, and it's possible for it to assume various action poses unique to tiger-type Zids, such as a running pose and a laser gatling gun-firing pose. The weapons installed all over its body can also be moved, making it possible to recreate your favorite battle scenes from the anime! Metal springs are used for the weapons on the back and the power cables on the body; a pilot figure of Major Schwarz is included too. No batteries required! Specification Size: Approximately 19cm tall when completed Scale (Ratio): 1:100

The Z-19 is a Chinese light scout and attack helicopter. It was locally developed by Harbin. The Z-19 is esentially a tandem-seat version of the Z-9W, which in turn is a license-built version of the Eurocopter AS365 Dauphin. However this helicopter also shares some resemblance with the Japanese OH-1. The Z-19 made its first flight in 2011 and was publicly revealed in 2012. This helicopter is in service with Chinese army aviation regiment. It operates alongside the dedicated Z-10 attack helicopter. The Z-19 is lightly armored. Both pilots are seated on crash-resistant seats. This scout and attack helicopter is equipped with a nose-mounted FLIR, TV and laser rangefinder. Features Detailed  fuselage w/accurate design Finely detailed cockpit Photo-etched parts included Model Brief: Length: 260.8mm   Rotor diameter:261 mm   Total Parts: 130+ Photo Etched Parts: 1 piece Total Sprues:  5 sprues

USS Stevens DD-479 The Stevens was a Fletcher-class destroyer of the United States Navy, named after Rear Admiral Thomas H. Stevens Jr. and his father, Captain Thomas H. Stevens. The ship was laid down in December 1941, launched in 1942, and commissioned in February 1943. Initially, the Stevens was equipped with an aircraft catapult for seaplane operations, but this proved unsuitable, and the catapult was removed after September 1943, with the ship being converted to a standard configuration. The Stevens took part in several operations during World War II, including the Battle of Kwajalein in January 1944, the Battle of Hollandia in April 1944, the Battle of Morotai in September 1944, and the Mindanao landings in April 1945. After the war, the ship was decommissioned in July 1946 and stricken from the Pacific Reserve Fleet in December 1972. The Stevens was awarded nine battle stars for her service during World War II. Comic artist Sam Glanzman, who served aboard the ship during the war, later used his experience as the basis for the graphic novel "A Sailor's Story," which depicts dramatic naval battles and the lives of the sailors aboard the Stevens. Features Number of parts: 420+ Finished length: approx. 327.6 mm; width: approx. 34.8 mm Includes photo-etched parts and metal chain Display stand included

The JLTV (Joint Light Tactical Vehicle) is a newly developed tactical vehicle by the U.S. military, gradually replacing the aging Humvee high-mobility vehicles. The new vehicle meets the needs of the U.S. Army, Marine Corps, and Special Forces. The M1278 is a heavy machine gun mounted vehicle. It is the base model of the four-door general-purpose JLTV family. It is equipped with an armored M2 heavy machine gun weapon station on the roof. Various remote weapon stations can also be equipped, which can use the M2 12.7mm heavy machine gun or a lightweight 30mm chain gun. Features Detailed multi-directional slide-molded cab. Full drive train assembly complete with engine transmission, differential   housing and suspension units. The main tires are hollow rubber with very good tread pattern Wheel hubs are in great det Model size: Length: 153.9mm    Width: 92.4mm Total number of parts: 420+ 12 sprues and tires

The A-4C Skyhawk was a lightweight, carrier-capable attack aircraft widely used by the US Navy and Marine Corps during the early 1960s, especially in the Vietnam War. Its compact design and agility made it an ideal jet for close air support missions and strike operations. Features Hull split into two parts Contains display stand and engraved name plate Photo-Etched parts included Specification Model Dimension Length: 274mm Wingspan: 174mm Total Plastic: Parts 120+ Total Sprues: 7 sprues Photo Etched Parts: 1 piece

The "Wataru Akiyama Hachiroku Levin" from the Initial D series is now available with a chassis featuring the "Four-wheel Independent Alignment Adjustment Mechanism"! Features Includes metal pipes for replicating the sports muffler. Comes with etched parts to replicate disc brakes. Decals include logo marks and license plates.

The 12th Tokyo Motor Show in 1965. The venue was filled with excitement and enthusiasm. At the center of it all, a car appeared before the crowd at the same time its name was announced. This was the debut of the Toyota 2000GT, a car that is well known as one of the highlights in the history of Japanese automobiles . With its elegant body, Toyota's first DOHC engine for a passenger car, rosewood-covered meter panel, and mahogany wood steering wheel, the car was finished with craftsmanship in collaboration with Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd., the company's development partner. Features Wheels turn after completion Right-side drive configuration

A custom sports car for driving! Features A new large 3D printed spoiler is added. Includes 8-spoke Watanabe wheel parts (plastic parts). Body parts color is gunmetal. T-bar roof/normal roof can be selected. Window color stickers are included. 3D printed parts Large front spoiler Decals Silver stripe etc.

New plastic parts have been added to Hasegawa's 1/24-scale model kit of the Nissan Silvia (S110) late-model to recreate the 1800cc engine hardtop turbo ZSE version! Window painting stickers are included; newly molded plastic parts include the front and rear bumpers, side molding, five-speed manual transmission shift knob, exhaust pipe, and aluminum wheels. New decals are included for the turbo markings and more. Specifications Mold Color: White Size: 18.3cm long when completed New plastic parts, window painting stickers, decals

The Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk is a medium multi-role and infantry support helicopter of American production with a metal structure in a classic layout with a main rotor and a tail rotor on the beam. The drive of the UH-60 D version is provided by two General Electric T-700-700 engines with a capacity of 1560 HP each. The flight of the first prototype took place in 1974, and serial production, which started in 1974, is still ongoing. It is estimated that over 4,000 copies of this helicopter were built by 2017. The Sikorsky UH-60 was created in response to a tender launched in 1972 by the US Army for a new transport helicopter to replace the UH-1 Huey machines. The new machine was supposed to have better performance, be cheaper to operate and be characterized by high survivability on the battlefield. All these criteria were met by the machine of the Sikorsky concern, with particular emphasis on the last of the above-mentioned elements. Many development versions of this very solid and successful helicopter were created in the course of serial production. The basic version was designated as UH-60A, which was used primarily for transport purposes. Later, the UH-60L version with more powerful engines was introduced, which increased the lifting capacity of the machine. A version of the S-70 International was also created, widely offered - often successfully - to foreign customers. It is worth adding that at present (2017) this version is produced in the plants in Mielec. Numerous specialized versions have also been created, such as the MH-60A, which is dedicated to American special forces. On the basis of the UH-60, the marine version, the SH-60 Seahawk, was also significantly changed. MH-60 helicopters actively participated in the intervention in Granada (1983), the operation in Mogadishu (1993), both wars in Iraq (1990-1991 and 2003), as well as in the operation in Afghanistan from 2001. They have also been exported to many countries, including Austria, Brazil, Chile, Egypt, Israel, Japan and Turkey.

The BISMARCK was commissioned from the Blohm & Voss shipyard in Hamburg on 1 July 1936. Launching took place on 14 February 1939, commissioning on 24 August 1940. The major operation in which the Bismarck took part was „Operation Rheinübung“ in May 1941, together with the Prinz Eugen, to wage trade warfare in the North Atlantic against the Allied convoys. During the battle of 27 May 1941, the Bismarck was hit several times by torpedoes. „HMS Dorsetshire“ hit the starboard side with two torpedoes and another torpedo port side which brought about the end of the Bismarck. The ship sank about 550 nautical miles west of Brest. The keel of the TIRPITZ was laid in Wilhelmshaven on 2 November 1936. Her launching took place on 1 April 1939 and the ship was commissioned on 25 February 1941. Some improvements to the design made the Tirpitz heavier than her sister ship Bismarck and to this day she is the largest battleship ever completed in Europe. “Operation Rösselsprung“ was carried out from 2 to 5 July 1942 against the Anglo-American convoy PQ 17 and consisted of the ships Tirpitz, Admiral Hipper, Admiral Scheer and smaller units. On 12 November 1944, the ship received three direct hits during air raids and sank near Tromsø. Specifications Parts: 664 Packaging: 335 x 665 x 100 mm

Developed from the L-749, the L-1049 Super Constellation first appeared in 1950. The transformation undergone by the L-749 was the longest extension ever made to a propeller airliner. The insertion of fuselage sections increased the length by 5,59 m. Other important modi?cations were the complete reinforcement of the airframe and the ?tting of rectangular portholes, the increase of tank capacity and the installation of new engines. The first L-1049 was put in service on December 15th, 1951 by Eastern. TWA and Eastern Air Lines had the largest fleets of "Super Connie" aircraft. Specifications Parts: 97 Packaging: 335 x 665 x 100 mm

Designed by Grumman as from 1957 to carry out surveillance missions from aircraft carriers in an entirely autonomous way, the E-2 Hawkeye has up to now never ceased to develop. Certainly today's most complex aircraft ever to be loaded, its large dimensions however don't prevent it from going down into the hangars of the aircraft carrier, since the wings fold back laterally on each side of the fuselage. The operational core is in fact the radar, combined with a very high performance computer. The French Navy ordered three units of the most recent model in April 1995. They took delivery of the first one on the 18th December 1998 at the Lann-Bihoué airbase. These aircraft are part of the 4F Flotilla and are aboard the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier.

The GMC’s, coming out of boats and driving on the beaches during the Normandy Landings will always remain the symbolic image of the Liberation, since an army on campaign cannot exist without means of transport and logistics. Over 800 000 units of the GMC were manufactured, a 2,5 ton 6x6 covered truck, which was to the truck what the Jeep was to the small cars. Specifications Parts: 226 Packaging 250 x 375 x 70 mm

English Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson‘s "H.M.S. Victory", three-Decker-vessel that was involved in the Trafalgar battle and is the Royal Navy fifth vessel of that name.  On 28th October 1760 the ship was officially named "Victory". In 1777 Great Britain was at war again and on 8th May 1778 the completed vessel was launched as Admiral Vessel under the command of Admiral Lord Keppel to fight her first battle against the French fleet near the Brittany coast. April 1803 she was armed again, with her appearance very different. Most of the golden ornamentation had been changed, or had been deleted. When she then went back to sea she had the looks that are much admired today. In 1825, the vessel became Portsmouth Chief Admiral Headquarters and kept this honor until 1869. The honor was restored to her 32 years later in 1901. In 1921, the Nautical Research Society, whose president was Lord Milford Haven, organized a campaign to save the Victory and on 12th January she was moved into the oldest dry dock in the world: Portsmouth Dock N°2. It is in this dock that she can still be admired, and remains in remarkable condition. Note: The instructions, which are also available separately, are already included with the purchase of the model kit and do not have to be purchased separately. Specifications Parts: 2107 Packaging: 515 x 730 x 120 mm

Flying Cloud was a clipper ship that set the world's sailing record for the fastest passage between New York and San Francisco, 89 days 8 hours. The ship held this record for over 130 years, from 1854 to 1989. Flying Cloud was the most famous of the clippers built by Donald McKay. She was known for her extremely close race with Hornet in 1853; for having a woman navigator, Eleanor Creesy, wife of Josiah Perkins Creesy who skippered Flying Cloud on two record-setting voyages from New York to San Francisco; and for sailing in the Australia and timber trades. Specifications Parts: 126 Packaging: 250 x 375 x 70 mm

Among grand touring cars, the BUGATTI type 50 takes it place at the peak of progress thanks to its comfort, it’s ease of handling and it’s power. The type 50 was a great success, both because of it’s line and on account of it’s reliability. Highly prized in the field of elegance, it was a natural draw at any exhibition. Specifications Parts: 150 Packaging: 250 x 375 x 70 mm

The 747 was launched on the 13 April 1966 by the Boeing Aircraft Company. Leader of a new generation of aircrafts‘ the Boeing 747 outclasses the older 707 with its passenger capacity and its somewhat colossal dimensions. Being the inaugural force of a new and so promising era, the Boeing 747 can already be considered as a reference aircraft in the development of air transport. ln 1969 the 747- 100 first flew, carrying 366 passengers 8 560 km and remains the worlds‘ largest commercial aircraft. Specifications Parts: 139 Packaging: 250 x 450 x 70 mm