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Features Plastic model kit in 1/72 scale of an “Sci-Fi” / “What-if” subject based on German WWII armor and projects, such the E-75 heavy tank. The kit reuses here some elements seen before on Rocket Models catalogue as the E-75 hull and the Bielafussler legs. This time the kit include a main turret with a 12.8cm main gun and a Kugelblitz type turret under hull. Kit is straight to build with not a high number of parts.

Unassembled plastic model kits in 1/72 scale of a AGM-129 ACM (Advanced Cruise Missile), an air-launched cruise missile in service from 1990 to 2012 exclusively launched from B-52H Stratofortress bombers.Box contains 18 AGM-129 missiles.

U.S. AGM-86 air-launched cruise missile (ALCM) Set 20 pcs Features Reproduce the 1/72 scale AGM-86 air-launched cruise missile. A total of 20 missiles can be assembled, 5 of which can be assembled in the wing deployment state (the rest are in the wing storage state) Specification Scale: 1/72 Item Size: 27 x 16.5 x 5 cm Weight: 303g

Ruhrstahl X-4 is a wire-guided air-to-air missile that was designed in Germany during World War II, but its power in actual combat has never been confirmed as it was never used in operations. However, its design became the basis for ground-launched anti-tank missiles by various countries during the post-war Cold War era. The missile stabilized its flight by rotating, and its yaw and pitch could be controlled by a joystick in the cockpit via two wires connected to the tail. SC1000 is a large air-dropped high-performance bomb used by the Luftwaffe during World War II, and its name derives from its weight of approximately 1,000 kg. Because of its shape, the bomb was nicknamed ``Hermann'' after the obese commander-in-chief of the Luftwaffe, Hermann Göring. The base paint was sky blue with a yellow line on the tail, but when it was filled with aluminum powder, a yellow silhouette of a sinking ship and a note saying "Nur gegen Handelsschiffe" were stenciled. It was drawn. Features 1/72 scale assembly plastic model. This kit does not include other items included in the background of the package image. For assembly, model-specific tools such as nippers, files, and pin vices (sold separately) and adhesive are required. This product is not painted. Please use paint specifically designed for the model. This product is not a toy. Recommended for ages 15 and up.  

Model Collection 1/72 German Air Force Weapon Set 3 Plastic Model UA72215 This is a plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the induction bombs, Fritz X, BV246 Hagel Corn and Hencshell Hs293 developed by German armies during the 1/72 scale. The Fritz X is a glide induction bomb and is also called the Rulestard/Kramer X-1. After the vision induction system passes through the mother’s unit, the sighter was used to follow and guide the sight from the mother’s device. The BV246 Hagel Coln is also designed to be cast from the Junkers Ju88, Hinkkel He11 with the same induction bomb. The induction system was adopted with a radar seeker. The Hencshell Hs293 was developed as a drone for anti-ship attacks, and is equipped with a carriage aircraft and thrown in the air. Equipped with a rocket engine with thrust of 132.3 lbs (600 kg) under the torso. Radio-controlled to help guide your goals. Includes 4 Fritz X pieces, 2 BV246 Hagel Coln and 2 Hencshell Hs293

Focke-Wulf 1000 Fast Bomber The Focke-Wulf 1000 (FW1000) is a Luftwaffe high-speed bomber equipped with two Heinkel jet engines. The original name (FW1000x1000x1000) means a bomb weight of 1000 kg, a cruising range of 1000 km, and a maximum speed of 1000 km / h. Features The German army FW1000 is reproduced with a completely new mold by the original interpretation of the Fist of War. The bomb bay hatch can be opened or closed. Includes SC1000 and SC500 bombs. The basic specifications are parked, but flight conditions can also be assembled. The SC500 bomb is mounted on the pylon under all wings. Each hatch, landing gear, etc. can be selected from the parked state and the flight state. Open / close selection type for air brake, flap angle, etc. The number of parts is small, the tail and fitting are excellent, and assembly is easy. Decals included. This product is an unassembled and unpainted assembly model. The illustration is an image of the product. There may be parts that differ from the actual product.  

This model kit is a fictional aircraft, the A-12 Avenger II, a stealth attack aircraft born from the ATA (Advanced Tactical Aircraft) plan implemented by the U.S. military in the 1980s. Decals are included, as are clear parts for the canopy

The McDonnell Douglas/General Dynamics A-12 Avenger II was a proposed American attack aircraft from McDonnell Douglas and General Dynamics. It was to be an all-weather, carrier-based stealth bomber replacement for the Grumman A-6 Intruder in the United States Navy and Marine Corps. Its Avenger II name was taken from the Grumman TBF Avenger of World War II. The development of the A-12 was troubled by cost overruns and several delays, causing questions of the program’s ability to deliver upon its objectives; these doubts led to the development program’s cancellation in 1991. The manner of its cancellation was contested through litigation until a settlement was reached in January 2014. Contents Plastic sprue, Decalsheet (waterslide)

E-75 Mech Twin 50mm Guns Assault Tank The E-75 Mech Twin 50mm Guns Assault Tank is a specialized anti-infantry and light-armor combat variant of the E-75 Heavy Mech series. Retaining the Type G's turret design, this version replaces the 128mm high-velocity cannon with dual 50mm autocannons, significantly improving its ability to engage infantry, light vehicles, and lightly armored targets. With a total production of approximately 400 units, this variant was designed to operate in supporting roles, providing rapid sustained fire against enemy forces while retaining the ability to penetrate light and medium armor. It proved to be effective in urban combat and combined arms operations, where its high rate of fire and maneuverability allowed it to outmatch conventional armored vehicles. Development and Design Following the deployment of the E-75 Type G, commanders identified a growing need for a mech variant that could effectively counter infantry formations while maintaining some level of anti-armor capability. The twin 50mm autocannon system was selected due to its high rate of fire, moderate armor penetration, and versatility against both infantry and light tanks. This design allowed the E-75 Twin 50mm Assault Tank to serve as a mobile fire-support unit, rapidly suppressing enemy positions and engaging light armored vehicles and fortifications. While its 50mm cannons lacked the armor-piercing power of the 128mm main gun, they were capable of flanking heavy tanks and destroying them from the side, making this mech a valuable asset in tactical battlefield maneuvers.

A set of 1/72 scale German V-1 flying bomb and launch pad. Features The V-1 flying bomb comes in two pieces and can be displayed separately from the launch pad. Simple parts configuration makes assembly easy.

The E-75 was an experimental German heavy tank from the Second World War that never entered mass production. It was probably armed with the KwK 43 L / 71 or L / 100 88 mm cannon or the 105 mm long-range cannon and 1 or 2 machine guns MG34 cal. 7.92 mm. Design work on the E-75 tank was initiated in as part of the Entwicklungsserie program, i.e. a program for the development of German armor, which was to lead to the creation of a standardized design for a series of six combat vehicles of different weights, but using as many common components as possible. Analytical and conceptual work under this program was initiated in mid-1943. The E-75 tank in this project was to be a new heavy tank of the German army, in which particular emphasis was placed on possibly thick armor and the greatest possible ability to fight enemy armored vehicles. Most likely, the vehicle was to use an appropriately rebuilt and redesigned Schmallturm turret and - most likely - the hull and chassis of the Pz.Kpfw VI Tiger II, which it was to eventually replace in the line.

The E-50 Standardpanzer was an experimental German WWII Main Battle Tank that never entered mass production. It was probably armed with a 88mm KwK 43 L / 71 gun and 1 or 2 machine guns. MG34 or MG42 cal. 7.92 mm. Design work on the E-50 tank was initiated in as part of the Entwicklungsserie program, i.e. a program for the development of German armor, which was to lead to the creation of a standardized design for a series of six combat vehicles of different weights, but using as many common components as possible. Analytical and conceptual work under this program was initiated in mid-1943. The E-50 tank in this project was to be the main tank of the German army, fulfilling a universal role on the battlefield, i.e. having the mobility of a medium tank, but the firepower of a heavy tank. The hull and chassis of the E-50 were to be largely based on that used in the Pz.Kpfw. VI Tiger II, while the turret was to come from another experimental tank - the Panther Ausf. F - the so-called Schmallturm. Ultimately, the E-50 was to replace the Pz.Kpfw V Panther and the Pz.Kpfw VI Tiger tanks in the line.

The Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck (HEMTT) is an eight-wheel drive, diesel-powered, 10-short-ton (9,100 kg) tactical truck. The M977 HEMTT first entered service in 1982 with the United States Army as a replacement for the M520 Goer, and since that date has remained in production for the U.S. Army and other nations. By Q2 2021, around 35,800 HEMTTs in various configurations had been produced by Oshkosh Defense through new-build contracts and around 14,000 of these had been re-manufactured. Current variants have the A4 suffix. Features 1/72 scale M983A2 tractor & BGM-109 Griffon upright launcher set. The upright launcher and auxiliary legs can be assembled by selecting when launching or when moving. The launcher cover parts are included, and the mounting can be selected according to your preference. Precise chassis details and tractor engine are also reproduced. BGM-109G Missile and water slide decal included. Completion size: Approximately 220mm

The Heavy Mobile Tactical Truck (HEMTT) is a group of 8-wheel diesel engine off-road truck series operated by the US military. Compared to the standard 5-ton truck, this heavy-duty truck boasts extremely high maneuverability due to the combination of eight-wheel all-wheel drive and thick low-pressure tires and the engine with a supercharger. The M983 tractor is primarily used to tow the MIM-104 Patriot surface-to-air missile and the MGM-31 Pershing medium-range ballistic missile. It is also used for construction machinery and material transportation by connecting with a semi-trailer. Features A set of 1/72 scale M983 tractor & Pershing II missile upright launchers. The outriggers are selectable when in the launch position and when moving. The Pershing II missile can be displayed vertically on the trailer. Precise chassis details and tractor engine are also reproduced. Includes etched parts and water slide decals.

P.1000 Ratte "Scharnhorst" (1944) The P.1000 Ratte "Scharnhorst" was a super-heavy land battleship, developed in 1944 as the ultimate armored warfare vehicle. Designed for strategic dominance and siege operations, this 1,000-ton behemoth combined naval-caliber firepower with tank mobility, making it one of the most ambitious mechanized projects of its time. Despite its extreme size and logistical challenges, 10 units were produced, each with crew-specific modifications to secondary armament.  Development and Design The P.1000 Ratte was conceived as a mobile fortress, integrating battleship firepower with thick armor protection to counter enemy ground forces and fortified positions. The Scharnhorst variant, named after the battleship Scharnhorst, featured: Twin 280mm naval cannons, mounted in a battleship-style turret, capable of engaging enemy armor, bunkers, and long-range targets. Two 150mm tank guns, mounted in separate tank turrets, enhancing its close and mid-range firepower. Two Flak "Ball Lightning" anti-aircraft cannons, providing defense against enemy aircraft. Various secondary armaments, differing across individual units, customized by each crew for mission-specific modifications. The armor was among the thickest of any armored vehicle, reaching 360mm at the front, making it virtually invulnerable to contemporary anti-tank weapons. Operational Role The P.1000 Ratte "Scharnhorst" was built for: Siege warfare, using naval-caliber guns to destroy enemy fortifications. Heavy fire support, acting as a moving artillery platform to assist advancing forces. Psychological warfare, intimidating enemy troops with its unmatched firepower and resilience. Despite its firepower and survivability, its slow speed, fuel consumption, and vulnerability to aerial strikes made it difficult to deploy effectively. However, the 10 units produced saw combat, providing heavy artillery support in defensive and offensive operations.  Power and Mobility The Ratte Scharnhorst was powered by two submarine diesel engines, producing 17,000 horsepower, allowing a top speed of 20 km/h. While nearly impenetrable to ground attacks, its slow movement made it an easy target for air raids.  Crew and Protection Operating such a massive war machine required a crew of over 20 personnel, including: Commander Primary Gun Crews (for the 280mm naval cannons) Secondary Gunners (for 150mm tank turrets, anti-aircraft weapons) Drivers & Engineers (for engine operation and maintenance) Ammunition Handlers & Communications Officers Its 360mm armor made it nearly impervious to traditional anti-tank weapons, but aerial bombardments remained a serious threat.  Specifications Weight: 1,000 tons Crew: 20+ personnel Armor: Up to 360mm frontal armor Primary Armament: Twin 280mm naval guns (battleship turret) Secondary Armament: Two 150mm tank guns (turret-mounted) Two "Ball Lightning" Flak anti-aircraft cannons Additional crew-customized weaponry Power System: Two submarine diesel engines, 17,000 hp Maximum Speed: 20 km/h Production Quantity: 10 units Combat Role: Super-heavy siege warfare, battlefield fire support

B-52G Stratofortress - USAF Strategic Bomber In 1948, the US Department of Defense placed an order with Boeing to develop a new strategic bomber with a flight capacity and range exceeding all existing ones, capable of attacking targets anywhere on the globe. The result of this order was the design of the XB-52 aircraft with 20 ° slant wings, equipped with 6 turbo propeller engines. After obtaining jet engines (strictly after purchasing their license in Great Britain), it was significantly modified; the skew of the wings was increased to 35 °, and the number of engines was increased to eight, placing them in pairs on the under-wing pylons; the landing gear of the plane was resolved in an unconventional way. In 1949, after presenting the model to the recipient and obtaining its approval, the construction of prototypes began, using the experience gained in the design and construction of the earlier B-47 Stratojet bomber. The prototype of the B-52 was flown on April 15, 1952 Specification Scale: 1/72 Length: 673mm Wingspan: 783mm Height: 172mm  

Modelcollect 72208 1/72 B-52H Early Type Stratofortress Limited Ver Plastic Model Kit Plastic scale model set. To assemble, use the fitting and painting guide in the box with pictures and illustrations. The necessary paint, glue and other aids are not included in the kit and must be purchased separately. On our site you will also find various upgrades and accessories that you can use for your construction. When painting, you can also use auxiliary products that create various environmental effects and effects, with which you can achieve the most lifelike effects.The product is recommended from the age of 14, but with the help of an adult, the construction of models can be started from the age of 10. At this age, it provides an excellent experience and develops dexterity and logical thinking very well. Features Not only large but also the details are wonderfully reproduced in the cockpit and bomb tank. Comes with etched parts and decals, and reproduces two of the eight engine body details. About 673 mm long and about 783 mm wide when completed Includes Decals, clear parts, photo-etched parts

USAF B-2A Spirit Stealth strategic Bomber This is a plastic model kit. Glue and paint will be required to complete the kit. Includes: Plastic sprue Photo-etched fret Decalsheet (waterslide)

Nato M1001 MAN Tractor & Pershing Ⅱ Missile Erector Launcher The MAN KAT1 was a family of high-mobility off-road trucks developed by MAN SE for the German army. In 1982, the Bundeswehr planned to replace its fleet of vehicles, which still stemmed from the time the army had been founded. It wanted amphibious two-, three- and four-axle vehicles in the 4 to 10-ton payload range. Because a high degree of new development was necessary, the German federal agency for defense technology and procurement (BWB) found itself unable to accept the responsibility for a decision, bu suggested the bidding companies form a common development bureau and agree on one unified project.  Features Molded in gray and clear plastic Includes soft tires, photo-etched parts, and decals.

The Ki-74-II Otokai is a high-speed bomber for the Japanese Army, developed and manufactured by Tachikawa Aircraft at the end of the war using technology introduced by German submarines. It was being developed as a long-range reconnaissance aircraft for the Soviet Union, which was considered a de facto enemy, but its specifications were changed midway through to a high-speed bomber capable of strategic bombing. This "Otsukai" demonstrated better performance than expected in test flights, and the Imperial Headquarters made a plan for a counter-landing on Allied-controlled Saipan in cooperation with a ground landing force. A total of 14 of these aircraft were actually manufactured and distributed to independent squadrons. During the Saipan Reverse Landing Operation, the 2nd Independent Squadron acted as a lead bomber and caused extensive damage to parked B-29s and the runway, but despite being supported by sufficient escort aircraft, they returned home. There were only three aircraft. The reason for this is unclear, as many officials have remained silent other than to state that it was not a problem with the aircraft, but there is a belief within the Graduate School of Military History that even if the new American bomb were to be used at the cost of lives, it would be completely unacceptable. It is said that this was probably due to the pilot's intention to confirm the destruction. After the war, a number of documentaries were produced stating that without this aircraft and Kabuto Kai's role in the Saipan Reverse Landing Operation, ``Japan could have become the first country in human history to drop nuclear bombs on humans.'' However, most of the programs end with the conclusion that ``the United States would never have used nuclear weapons against humans in the end anyway.'' Features Japanese Army Ki74-II Otsu Kai is reproduced on 1/48 scale with Fist of War's unique interpretation. Details inside the cockpit and bomb bay are also reproduced. Bomb bay hatch can be opened or closed. One Type 3 No. 10 No. 5 bomb (same type as SC1000) can be stored inside the bomb. Basic specifications are in parked state, but flight state can also be assembled. Each hatch, landing gear, etc. can be selected between parked state and flight state. Air brake, flap angle, etc. can be selected to open or close. The number of parts is small, the details and fitting are excellent, and assembly is easy. Comes with Cartograph decals. This product is an unassembled and unpainted assembly model. The illustration is an image of the product. There may be some differences from the actual product.

Focke-Wulf Fast Bomber WWII LUFTWAFFE Secret Project F In the tumultuous years of the 1940s, a shadowy project emerged from the corridors of innovation, shattering the conventional norms of aviation. The FW 1000, a jet fighter-bomber that soared beyond the boundaries of its era, was a testament to audacious vision and pioneering ingenuity. What set the FW 1000 apart was not merely its propulsion system or weaponry, but its radical flying wing design—a sleek and seamless silhouette that challenged the very essence of conventional aircraft. Conceived as a triad of speed, range, and payload, the FW 1000 was a daring dream etched in the annals of aviation history.Over time, you can continue to expand your collection by adding new models, including limited-edition releases, special paint schemes, and models from ModelCollect With a mind-bending top speed of 1000 kilometers per hour, the FW 1000 sought to redefine the limits of aerial velocity, pushing the boundaries of what was deemed achievable in the 1940s. Its impressive range of 1000 kilometers was no less revolutionary, envisioning a strategic reach that could alter the dynamics of military operations. Yet, perhaps the most astonishing feat was the aircraft's payload capacity—a formidable 1000 kilograms of bombs. The FW 1000 was not merely a speed demon; it was a formidable force capable of striking with precision and power. Specification 1/48 Scale When completed, the overall length will be approximately 125 mm and the overall width approximately 219 mm.

The E-75 Jagdtiger II was a heavily armored tank destroyer developed as part of the E-50/75 series, intended to replace earlier turreted heavy tanks by prioritizing firepower, armor, and production efficiency. By eliminating the turret, the design allowed for a larger-caliber gun and thicker frontal armor, making it one of the most powerful defensive and breakthrough vehicles of its time. A total of 450 units were produced, and the Jagdtiger II was deployed in key engagements where long-range firepower and impenetrable armor were critical. The E-75 Jagdtiger II was one of the most powerful tank destroyers in the E-series, featuring exceptional armor and firepower at the cost of mobility and flexibility. Despite its limited production of 450 units, it proved to be a game-changing asset on the battlefield, influencing post-war mechanized warfare concepts. Note: This introduction is based on the Fist of War (FoW) alternate history background and is not a depiction of real-world historical events.

E-100 Super Heavy Tank Ausf. G (105mm Twin Guns) The E-100 Super Heavy Tank Ausf. G is a specialized multi-role heavy tank variant developed as part of the E-100 series, featuring twin 105mm high-velocity cannons for enhanced firepower. Designed as a fire-support and breakthrough unit, this version was intended to engage enemy heavy armor and fortified positions while retaining the strong defensive capabilities of the original E-100 platform. With a total production of approximately 150 units, this variant was introduced in limited numbers but demonstrated outstanding combat effectiveness, particularly in long-range engagements and defensive strongpoints. Development and Design The E-100 Super Heavy Tank was originally conceived as an ultimate heavy tank, offering extreme armor protection and firepower. The Ausf. G variant was developed as an alternative to the 128mm or 150mm single-gun configurations, incorporating dual 105mm high-velocity cannons to significantly increase the rate of fire and sustained battlefield effectiveness. The twin 105mm gun system allowed the Ausf. G to: Deliver rapid successive shots, reducing enemy response time Engage multiple targets simultaneously Maintain continuous suppressive fire in defensive operations The turret design was modified to accommodate the dual-gun setup, slightly reducing internal ammunition storage but providing superior firepower output. Armor remained among the thickest of any heavy tank, ensuring survivability against enemy counterattacks. Operational Role The E-100 Ausf. G was primarily deployed in heavy fire-support roles, excelling in: Engaging enemy heavy tanks with sustained firepower Breaking fortified enemy positions Long-range defensive fire support Its superior armor and high-caliber weaponry made it a formidable force, although its massive size and weight limited mobility compared to medium or heavy tanks. Combat Performance Despite its limited production, the E-100 Ausf. G proved highly effective in strategic defensive battles, where its firepower and armor allowed it to hold key positions and disrupt enemy advances. Its twin-gun system gave it a unique advantage in tank duels, particularly when firing in quick succession to disable enemy armor before they could retaliate. Power and Mobility The E-100 Ausf. G retained the 1,200-horsepower engine, but due to its massive 140-ton weight, its top speed was limited to 30 km/h. The reinforced suspension system was upgraded to support the increased turret weight, though its maneuverability remained low compared to lighter tanks. Crew and Protection The E-100 Super Heavy Tank Ausf. G operated with a six-person crew, including: Commander – Battlefield coordination Primary Gunner – Controls the twin 105mm cannons Driver – Manages movement and positioning Loader (x2) – Ensures continuous ammunition feed Engineer/Operator – Monitors mechanical systems and assists with field repairs Armor protection was exceptionally thick, featuring 200mm frontal armor, making it one of the most resilient tanks ever fielded. Specifications Weight: 140 tons Crew: 6 (Commander, Gunner, Driver, 2 Loaders, Engineer/Operator) Armor: 200mm sloped frontal armor Primary Armament: Twin 105mm high-velocity cannons Secondary Armament: Dual 30mm defensive autocannons Mobility System: Tracked heavy chassis with reinforced suspension Power System: 1,200 hp engine Maximum Speed: 30 km/h Production Quantity: Approximately 150 units Combat Role: Fire support, anti-heavy armor, strategic defense