AFV (343)

This model of Sd.Kfz.251, a famous German half-tracked APC, has no extra accesory parts set and figures to enhance its leveliness. But all the technical and design features like the front wheel assembly, several driving devices and other interior components are reproduced  correctly.  Features Engine air intakes are optional, cast or welded.  Light MG & rifles are included Four sets of decals

AFV Club have released their latest 251 kit, this time of the Sd.Kfz.251/21 Ausf.D "Drilling" mounting the triple MG151/20mm guns in a rotating mounting that could be used to engage ground and air targets. The kit consists of approx. 260 parts in olive drab plastic with a set of soft vinyl tracks, soft vinyl ammo belts plus a large etched fret and the decal and instruction sheets. Features Brass barrels  PE set for early and late shield Decals Eastern Front 1945 in two colour Dark Green and Dark Yellow scheme. Unit unknown in overall Dark Yellow. Eastern Front 1945 in three colour Red Brown, Dark Green and Dark Yellow scheme. Eastern Front 1945 in three colour Dark Green, Dark Yellow and While scheme.

AFV 35083 1/35 German Sd.Kfz.25 Ausf.D Features Detailed fighting compartment interior Ammo containers can be positioned open or closed Aluminun barrel Pressed brass shield, double shield represent intensely Positional armored vision blocks Paiting guide for 2 variations with markings Hiighly detailed light infantry weapons included

This is a plastic model kit, which comes unassembled and unpainted. So glue, model paints and other basic modelling tools are additionally requiredFeatures Very detailed kit Incl. aluminum barrel and brass breech Can be displayed in firing position or pulled position Scale 1:35

Requiring very little clean-up and offering an alternate method of assembly to other workable link-and-length tracks on the market, AFV Club's new Tiger I Early "Hi-Tech Track" track links are here to chase those indy-link blues away.  Each link is composed of two parts: the large bottom part of the link with the track pin molded on, and a smaller bit of the top part of the link between and including the two guide horns (complete with the proper openings!), between which you sandwich the molded-in track pin (glue is necessary). It's actually much easier than that sounds!  Each part has the remnants of a tiny sprue attachment point that needs to be removed, but other than that, they're ready to be assembled. Once finished, you'll be able to easily recreate the characteristic sag evident in all Tiger tracks, without a lot of fuss and at a very reasonable price. 

Add necessary clutter to your 1/35 German armor dioramas with these empty 88mm round cartridges nicely rendered in aluminum from AFV Club. Set includes 10 brass cartridges and 10 field green anodized cartridges, with a fret of photo-etched parts for the base plates (strangely enough, only 15 base plates are included on the fret, leaving 5 cartridges to go baseless!). Compatible with the Tiger I tank and the Flak 18/36/37.

Add necessary clutter to your 1/35 German armor dioramas with these empty L/71 88mm round cartridges nicely rendered in aluminum from AFV Club.  Set includes 10 brass cartridges and 10 field green anodized cartridges, with a fret of photo-etched parts for the base plates (strangely enough, only 15 base plates are included on the fret, leaving 5 cartridges to go baseless!). Compatible with the Nashorn, Elefant, Jagpanther, and Tiger II.

The Centurion Mk.5, developed in 1955, was a modified Mk.3 with the addition of extra machine guns and minor design changes. In a further modification, Centurion Mk.5/1, an additional armour plate was fitted to the Centurion's lower glacis. A total of 221 tanks of this modification were produced. Some were converted from Australian Centurion Mk.3 and Mk.5 models, 58 of which were later used by Australia in the Vietnam War. They remained in service with Australia until the 1980s, when they were replaced by Leopard 1s. Features Clear parts for search light and periscopes PE parts and metal barrels Working suspension with rubber roadwheel rim

Set of road wheel bogies, support rollers, idler and sprocket wheels of British Centurion tank for conversion work. Suspension mechanism on bogy is workable with the copper spring. The rubber rim on the road wheel is reproduced by the black soft rubber parts.

This is a track kit for detailing tanks or other armored vehicles.

If the thought of spending endless hours trying to assemble individual link tracks is keeping you from finishing that Tiger I model you've been working on (or wanted to get started on), then AFV Club has just the product you need! These flexible belt-style tracks are finely molded in black vinyl and depict the type used on early production Tigers. With a little TLC these detailed tracks can be made to sag realistically over the road wheels just like their work-intensive link-to-link cousins. Order these sanity-saving tracks today and get that Tiger off your workbench and into your display case!