M8 Scott 75 mm Howitzer, 12th US Armored Div., France, Alsace, January 1945, 1/48 Collectible.

1/48 military vehicles made from resin and metal, built and painted.

Comes in clear box with type sign.

Attention: These are collectors items, no toys! Not suitable for children under 14. Small parts included! Choking hazzard!

Jagdpanzer 38(t) Hetzer, Germany, 1945, 1/48 Collectible.

1/48 military vehicles made from resin and metal, built and painted.

Comes in display box with type sign.

Attention: These are collectors items, no toys! Not suitable for children under 14. Small parts included! Choking hazzard!

Jagdpanzer 38(t) Hetzer Version Winter Camo, 1/48 Collectible.

1/48 military vehicles made from resin and metal, built and painted.

Comes in clear box with type sign.

Attention: These are collectors items, no toys! Not suitable for children under 14. Small parts included! Choking hazzard!

15 cm schweres Infanteriegeschütz 33/2(Sf) auf Jagdpanzer 38(t) Hetzer, Germany, März 1945, 1/48.

1/48 military vehicles made from resin and metal, built and painted.

Comes in clear box with type sign.

Attention: These are collectors items, no toys! Not suitable for children under 14. Small parts included! Choking hazzard!

Marder III Ausf.H 7.5 cm Pak40, tank hunter, 21th Pz. Div. Tunsia, March 1943, 1/48 Collectible.

1/48 military vehicles made from resin and metal, built and painted.

Comes in clear box with type sign.

The tank destroyer Marder III, based on Pz.Kpfw 38(t), was manufactured in two versions:

Marder III Ausf.H and Ausf.M.

Marder III Ausf.H based on the chassis of Panzerkampfwagen 38(t) Ausf.H and carried a 7.5 cm PaK40/3 L/46.

The crew consisted of 4 men: a driver, a commander and two gunners.

The engine of Marder III was always installed in a back engine compartment.

The combat compartment for the crew was protected from the frond and both sides, but open at the top and back.

The armor of the Marder III Ausf.H varied between 8 and 50 mm.

BMM manufactured 243 Marder III Ausf.H between November 1942 and April 1943, followed by 175 Pz.Kpfw 38(t)s converted in 1943.

Marder III Ausf.H was used in Panzerjäger Abteilungen until end of 1942.

It could also be fund in units of the Waffen SS,  like the LSAH or Luftwaffe like Division Herman Göring.

Attention: These are collectors items, no toys! Not suitable for children under 14. Small parts included! Choking hazzard!

Marder III, Ausf. H, 1th Pz.Gren.Div. "LAH", Kharkov 1943, 1/48 Collectible.

1/48th military vehicles made from resin and metal, built and painted.

Comes in clear box with type sign.

The tank destroyer Marder III, based on Pz.Kpfw 38(t), was manufactured in two versions:

Marder III Ausf.H and Ausf.M.

Marder III Ausf.H based on the chassis of Panzerkampfwagen 38(t) Ausf.H and carried a 7.5 cm PaK40/3 L/46.

The crew consisted of 4 men: a driver, a commander and two gunners.

The engine of Marder III was always installed in a back engine compartment.

The combat compartment for the crew was protected from the frond and both sides, but open at the top and back.

The armor of the Marder III Ausf.H varied between 8 and 50 mm.

BMM manufactured 243 Marder III Ausf.H between November 1942 and April 1943, followed by 175 Pz.Kpfw 38(t)s converted in 1943.

Marder III Ausf.H was used in Panzerjäger Abteilungen until end of 1942.

It could also be fund in units of the Waffen SS,  like the LSAH or Luftwaffe like Division Herman Göring.

Attention: These are collectors items, no toys! Not suitable for children under 14. Small parts included! Choking hazzard!

Marder III, Ausf. H  9. Pz. Div. Operation Citadel, Kursk, Russia July 1943, 1/48 Collectible.

1/48th military vehicles made from resin and metal, built and painted.

Comes in clear box with type sign.

The tank destroyer Marder III, based on Pz.Kpfw 38(t), was manufactured in two versions:

Marder III Ausf.H and Ausf.M.

Marder III Ausf.H based on the chassis of Panzerkampfwagen 38(t) Ausf.H and carried a 7.5 cm PaK40/3 L/46.

The crew consisted of 4 men: a driver, a commander and two gunners.

The engine of Marder III was always installed in a back engine compartment.

The combat compartment for the crew was protected from the frond and both sides, but open at the top and back.

The armor of the Marder III Ausf.H varied between 8 and 50 mm.

BMM manufactured 243 Marder III Ausf.H between November 1942 and April 1943, followed by 175 Pz.Kpfw 38(t)s converted in 1943.

Marder III Ausf.H was used in Panzerjäger Abteilungen until end of 1942.

It could also be fund in units of the Waffen SS,  like the LSAH or Luftwaffe like Division Herman Göring.

Attention: These are collectors items, no toys! Not suitable for children under 14. Small parts included! Choking hazzard!

15 cm schweres Infanterie Geschütz 33 Russia 1943-45, 1/48 Collectible.

1/48 military vehicles made from resin and metal, built and painted.

Comes in clear box with type sign.

Attention: These are collectors items, no toys! Not suitable for children under 14. Small parts included! Choking hazzard!

15 cm schweres Infanterie Geschütz 33, France 1940, 1/48 Collectible.

1/48 military vehicles made from resin and metal, built and painted.

Comes in clear box with type sign.

Attention: These are collectors items, no toys! Not suitable for children under 14. Small parts included! Choking hazzard!

Renault R35 4e DCr-BCC 2/24 France June 1940, 1/48.

Pre-built model with turning turret.

Fits to item 48MF903V.

French light tank first used in WWI and still in service with German troops after the Blitz.

Comes in a cardboard box with faom padding.

Attention: These are collectors items, no toys! Not suitable for children under 14. Small parts included! Choking hazzard!