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From Italeri

No #6530

1/35th scale

Dim. The kit’s plastic parts are 24,6 cm

Model and come in 4 different versions.

Decal Rubber tyres,

Metal gun barrels,

Photoetched frets. The need to develop a vehicle that was specifically suited for desert terrain arose during operations in Africa. The “Sahariana”, with its large wheels and low profile side, was perfect for conducting reconnaissance missions and swift raids on enemy territory. The decals included in the kit are

. This kit includes 4 different marking options. Kit includes etched parts and rubber tires. The size of this model is 16,2 cm

Colors instruction sheet

– detailed motor

– chrome parts and capotes for the closed version

Built in 1962, Alfa Romeo’s Giulia Spider can be considered an evolution of its Giulietta Spider. The Giulia was equipped with a longitudinally-mounted inline four-cylinder engine with a displacement of 1,570 cc, more powerful than the previous 1,300 cc engine used in the Giulietta. The decals included in the kit include several different numberplates from various countries. Interior, instrumentation, steering wheel and interior were all given aesthetic improvements. Transmission was based upon a five-speed synchronized gearbox. The car was available in two different versions, the “normale”, with 92 horsepower and the “veloce”, with twin carburetors, which provided 112 horsepower. The kit includes tyres, springs and chrome parts. The Dassault Mirage III is a milestone in French aerospace. It was produced from early 1960s for the Armee de l’Air and proved effective from day one. The aircraft was a huge commercial success, and it went on to be exported in many countries. It participated in several conflicts throughout the 70s and 80s.

The decals supplied in this kit

The 4 marking choices in this kit

Characterized by its distinctive delta wing, it was capable, thanks to its Snecma Atar engine with afterburner, of exceeding Mach 2 speeds. After the Mirage IIIC designed to be an interceptor, the multirole version and ground attack was created. The plastic kit parts

Cromwell Mark. The kit is from Italeri

No. 25274

1/56th Scale

-55 parts

Model-1 figure
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For 2 Versions

Dimensions: 11,3 cm

The Cromwell Mk. The Cromwell was designed by the British Army during World War II to replace Crusader, which had become outdated. Cromwell tanks were known for their high speeds, reaching over 60 km/h. They also had great maneuverability. The tank was designed to have good armor, and a decent armament, but its speed was limited in order to avoid excessive wear of the mechanics. The decals included in this set

The two marking options in this set

The 75mm main gun in the turret could be used to engage similar armored vehicle and use ammunition that was the same as the American Sherman. The Cromwell was also used as a close-support vehicle for infantry. Kpfw. III Ausf. III Ausf. The Panzerkampfwagen III medium tank was developed in the late 1930s with the goal of becoming the mainstay of Wehrmacht armored forces. The Panzerkampfwagen III was an important player during the Blitzkrieg, and in the early phases of World War II. It adopted more powerful main weapons over time in the various versions it was produced. The decals included in the kit

The options for markings in the kit

It was initially equipped with 37mm cannons, but later upgraded to 75mm calibers to be able to take on superior armored vehicle. It was often upgraded with extra protections and armor to improve its combat capabilities. The Panzer III was gradually replaced by more advanced and well-armed tanks starting in 1943 due to its technological disadvantage.

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