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There's nothing gentle about the vehicle known officially as the "38cm RW61 auf Sturmmorser Tiger", a vehicle designed specifically to destroy buildings and strong-points. An enormous 38cm mortar was mounted in a fixed casemate atop a Tiger I chassis, instead of the usual turret-mounted 8.8cm gun. Interestingly, the massive mortar fired rocket-assisted ammunition, with vents in the wall of the gun tube designed to exhaust the gases forward. The 38cm weapon had a creditable maximum range of...

5.5cm Zwilling Flakpanzer German 1945 (1:72) by Dragon ArmorUltimate Armor series is a new line-up of Dragon Armor, featuring unusual and rare vehicle types such as this first release Flakpanzer V "Coelian". These unique items will cater to the demands of discerning collectors. More rare fighting-vehicles will be coming up soon. Stay tuned!The Luftwaffe was numerically outnumbered as WWII progressed, with the Fatherland and tactical units constantly being bombed and strafed by enemy...

5.5cm Zwilling Flakpanzer German 1945 (1:72) by Dragon ArmorUltimate Armor series is a new line-up of Dragon Armor, featuring unusual and rare vehicle types such as this first release Flakpanzer V "Coelian". These unique items will cater to the demands of discerning collectors. More rare fighting-vehicles will be coming up soon. Stay tuned!The Luftwaffe was numerically outnumbered as WWII progressed, with the Fatherland and tactical units constantly being bombed and strafed by enemy...

While it's the impressive Tiger I tank that usually attracts the most attention, it was the Panther that in the long run was a more important tank to Germany during WWII. This 45-tonne medium tank was also converted into a useful armored recovery vehicle known as the Berge-Panther, with nearly 350 examples produced. One particularly unusual vehicle to be created by the unit s.Pz.Abt.653 was a Berge-Panther fitted with a Panzer IV turret. The result was a command tank with a fixed turret, plus...

The Churchill, referred to officially as the Tank, Infantry, Mk IV (A22), was named after the British prime minister at the time of its design in WWII. The tank was heavily armored and it featured a long chassis with long track runs that enabled it to cross difficult terrain. The first Churchills were hastily churning off Vauxhall production lines in June 1941, within a year of the tank's design in the aftermath of the humiliating Allied defeat in Europe. Various improvements occurred, with...

The Churchill infantry tank is a most distinctive design with its extremely long chassis and wraparound tracks. Named after the British minister of defense of the time, the Churchill tank was very well armored. It was produced in a series of versions that offered heavier armor and more powerful armament as the war progressed. The Mk.III, weighing in at 39,626kg, arrived on the scene in March 1942. It featured a 6-pounder gun in the all-welded turret, and the hull-mounted howitzer fitted in...

Churchill Mk.III - Junior Regiment 21st Tank Brigade - 145th Royal Armoured Corps - Tunis 1943 - PanorArmor Series The Churchill infantry tank is a most distinctive design with its extremely long chassis and wraparound tracks. Named after the British minister of defense of the time the Churchill tank was very well armored. It was produced in a series of versions that offered thicker armor and more powerful armament as the war progressed. The Mk.III weighing in at 39626kg arrived on the scene...

Churchill Mk.III, 145th Royal Armoured Corps, 21st Tank Brigade Junior Regiment, Tunis 1943 (1:72)Item Number: DRR60431The Churchill infantry tank is a most distinctive design with its extremely long chassis and wraparound tracks. Named after the British minister of defense of the time, the Churchill tank was very well armored. It was produced in a series of versions that offered thicker armor and more powerful armament as the war progressed. The Mk.III, weighing in at 39,626kg, arrived on the...

he Churchill infantry tank is a most distinctive design with its extremely long chassis and wraparound tracks. Named after the British minister of defense of the time, the Churchill tank was very well armored. It was produced in a series of versions that offered heavier armor and more powerful armament as the war progressed. The Mk.III, weighing in at 39,626kg, arrived on the scene in March 1942. It featured a 6-pounder gun in the all-welded turret, and the hull-mounted howitzer fitted in...

The Churchill infantry tank is a most distinctive design with its extremely long chassis and wraparound tracks. Named after the British Minister of Defence of the time, the Churchill tank was very well armored. It was produced in a series of versions that offered heavier armor and more powerful armament as the war progressed. The Mk.III, weighing in at 39,626kg, arrived on the scene in March 1942. It featured a 6-pounder gun in the all-welded turret, and the hull-mounted howitzer fitted in...

The 1/72 scale Dragon Armor series is hugely popular, and the vast range of armored vehicles on offer is incredibly detailed. Indeed, it's hard to imagine how Dragon could improve upon them! Well, it has perhaps not in terms of the vehicles themselves, but in their presentation. Dragon is pleased to launch its PanorArmor series, which features colored backgrounds fitted inside the display boxes. The dioramic card background carefully matches the vehicle contained inside, whether it be a...

Churchill Mk.III Tunisia 1943 (1:72)Item Number: DRR60569The Churchill, referred to officially as the Tank, Infantry, Mk IV (A22), was named after the British prime minister at the time of its design in WWII. The tank was heavily armored and it featured a long chassis with long track runs that enabled it to cross difficult terrain. The first Churchills were hastily churning off Vauxhall production lines in June 1941, within a year of the tank_��s design in the aftermath of the humiliating...

The Churchill infantry tank is a most distinctive design with its extremely long chassis and wraparound tracks. Named after the British Minister of Defense of the time, the Churchill tank was very well armored. It was produced in a series of versions that offered heavier armor and more powerful armament as the war progressed. The Mk.III, weighing in at 39,626kg, arrived on the scene in March 1942. It featured a 6-pounder gun in the all-welded turret, and the hull-mounted howitzer fitted in...

One of Germany's last desperate gambles of WWII was its offensive in the Ardennes on 16 December 1944. Known today as the Battle of Bulge, the aim was to split British and American forces in half and drive all the way to Antwerp. Panzer Brigade 150 had a role in this plan. This formation was supposed to create surprise and confusion with clandestine armored vehicles! It included five Panther Ausf.G tanks physically disguised and painted to resemble U.S. Army M10 tank destroyers. Modifications...

Flakpanzer 341 mit 2cm Flakvierling, Germany 1945 (1:72)Item Number: DRR60644At the start of WWII, the Luftwaffe ruled the skies, but this dominance was gradually overturned as the war progressed. This led to a dire need for more antiaircraft vehicles for ground forces, and early efforts at producing a Flakpanzer centered on the Panzer IV chassis. However, the famous German Panther medium tank was also used as a platform for developmental work, with the Coelian perhaps being the best-known...

Flakpanzer 341 mit 2cm Flakvierling, Nuremberg 1945 (1:72) by Dragon ArmorUltimate Armor series is a new line-up of Dragon Armor, featuring unusual and rare vehicle types such as the Flakpanzer 341 presented here. These unique items will cater to the demands of discerning collectors. Many such rare fighting-vehicles will be coming up soon. Stay tuned!At the start of WWII, the Luftwaffe ruled the skies, but this dominance was gradually overturned as the war progressed. This led to a dire...

Flakpanzer V "Coelian" German 1945 (1:72) by Dragon ArmorUltimate Armor series is a new line-up of Dragon Armor, featuring unusual and rare vehicle types such as this first release Flakpanzer V "Coelian". These unique items will cater to the demands of discerning collectors. More rare fighting-vehicles will be coming up soon. Stay tuned!Germany's Luftwaffe was numerically outnumbered as WWII progressed, with the Fatherland and tactical units constantly being bombed and strafed by enemy...

Flakpanzer V "Coelian" German 1945 (1:72) by Dragon ArmorUltimate Armor series is a new line-up of Dragon Armor, featuring unusual and rare vehicle types such as this first release Flakpanzer V "Coelian". These unique items will cater to the demands of discerning collectors. More rare fighting-vehicles will be coming up soon. Stay tuned!What sets this Dragon Armor item apart from the previous release of the Flakpanzer V Coelian is its painting. Instead of an overall coat of sand yellow paint,...

Dragon earlier produced a simply stunning 1/35 scale Smart Kit of the Japanese Type 2 'Ka-Mi' amphibious tank, and now the company has used it as a platform to create a 1/72 Dragon Armor version. The Type 2 was the first amphibious tank used by the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN). It was designed for Japanese landing forces performing amphibious invasions of Pacific islands that didn't have regular port facilities. Production commenced in 1942 and a total of 184 Type 2 amphibious tanks were made,...

The "Ka Mi" was the first amphibious tank used by the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN), and it was based on the Type 95 "Ha-Go" light tank. It was designed for Japanese landing forces performing amphibious invasions of Pacific islands and regular port facilities. Production of the Type 2 commenced in 1942 and a total of 184 amphibious tanks were made, although the design was too late to participate in Japan's island-hopping campaign. When used in water, large pontoons were attached to the glacis...

1/72 IJN Type 2 "Ka-Mi" w/Floating Pontoon Early Production, Kwajalein Island 1944 The ''_Ka Mi''_ was the first amphibious tank used by the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN), and it was based on the Type 95 ''_Ha-Go''_light tank. It as designed for Japanese landing forces performing amphibious invasions of Pacific Islands and regular port facilities. Production of the Type 2 commenced in 1942 and a total of 184 amphibious tanks were made, although the design was too late to participate in...

The "Ka Mi" was the first amphibious tank used by the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN), and it was based on the Type 95 "Ha-Go" light tank. It was designed for Japanese landing forces performing amphibious invasions of Pacific islands and regular port facilities. Production of the Type 2 commenced in 1942 and a total of 184 amphibious tanks were made, although the design was too late to participate in Japan's island-hopping campaign. When used in water, large pontoons were attached to the glacis...

The ''_Ka Mi''_ was the first amphibious tank used by the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN), and it was based on the Type 95 ''_Ha-Go''_light tank. It was designed for Japanese landing forces performing amphibious invasions of Pacific Islands and regular port facilities. Production of the Type 2 commenced in 1942 and a total of 184 amphibious tanks were made, although the design was too late to participate in Japan''_s island-hopping campaign. When used in water, large pontoons were attached to the...

Open window display packaging - Highly popular and collectible item - True to 1/72 scale - Fully accurate mold - Fully assembled - Historically accurate markings and insignia - Includes protective display case

Kingtiger Henschel Turret s.H.Pz.Abt.509 Hungary 1945 (1:72)

LVT-(A)1, 708th Amphibious Tank Battalion, Ryukyus 1945 (1:72) by Dragon Diecast ArmorItem Number: DRR60424The first Landing Vehicles Tracked (LVT) were produced by the Food Machinery Corporation (FMC) for the US military. By the end of WWII a total of 18,621 LVTs had been manufactured. The LVT-(A)1 was employed as a fire support vehicle. It featured an M3 Stuart turret containing a 37mm M6 gun. It also bristled with five .30-cal machine guns. A total of 510 LVT(A)-1 vehicles were eventually...

LVT-(A)4, 2nd Armored Amphibian Battalion Iwo Jima 1945 (1:72) by Dragon Armor Item Number: DRR60671Dragon is pleased to launch its new PanorArmor series, which features colored backgrounds fitted inside the display boxes. The dioramic card background carefully matches the vehicle contained inside, whether it be a dramatic beach landing, the steppes in the height of summer, or a ruined streetscape. These scenic illustrations are masterfully painted and they perfectly set off Dragon''_s already...

LVT-(A)4, 3rd Armored Amphibian Battalion, Peleliu 1944 (1:72) by Dragon Diecast ArmorItem Number: DRR60500 The battle for Peleliu, from 15 September to 27 November 1944, was a particularly bloody one during the Pacific Campaign. This tiny island 800km east of the Philippines, now part of Palau, had to be captured to protect the American right flank. Many Landing Vehicles Tracked (LVT) were used in the initial amphibious assault, and so devastating was the Japanese resistance that 60 LVTs and...

M103A1 Heavy Tank, E Company 34th Armor 24th Infantry Division Germany 1959 1:72 from Dragon Armor Diecast Models Item Number:DRR60691 Box Size: 7.2" x 3.1" x 3.7" The 65-ton M103 Heavy Tank served with the US Army and US Marine Corps (USMC) during the height of the Cold War from 1957-1974. Its whole design was predicated on the need to counter Soviet heavy tanks, and thus it boasted a rifled 120mm M58 cannon for long-distance engagements. This gun fired a separate-loading...

M103A1 Heavy Tank, Unidentified Unit Germany 1959 1:72 from Dragon Armor Diecast Models Item Number:DRR60692 Box Size: 7.2" x 3.1" x 3.7" The 65-ton M103 Heavy Tank served with the US Army and US Marine Corps (USMC) during the height of the Cold War from 1957-1974. Its whole design was predicated on the need to counter Soviet heavy tanks, and thus it boasted a rifled 120mm M58 cannon for long-distance engagements. This gun fired a separate-loading round, which required two...

Neubau-Fahrzeug Nr.2 Versuchsfahrzeug, Germany 1935 (1:72) by Dragon Diecast ArmorItem Number: DRR60572German's first attempts at creating a heavy tank commenced in the early 1930s. Known as the Neubau-Fahrzeug ('New Construction Vehicle__), it was not a success, however. Slow-moving and boasting multiple turrets, it was ill equipped for the type of rapid, mobile warfare that blitzkrieg tactics required. For this reason, only five Neubau-Fahrzeug heavy tanks were built by Rheinmetall-Borsig...

The 1/72 scale Dragon Armor series is hugely popular, and the vast range of armored vehicles on offer is incredibly detailed. Indeed, it's hard to imagine how Dragon could improve upon them! Well, it has'perhaps not in terms of the die-cast vehicles themselves, but in their presentation. Dragon is pleased to launch its new PanorArmor series, which features colored backgrounds fitted inside the display boxes. The dioramic card background carefully matches the vehicle contained inside, whether...

While it''_s the impressive Tiger I tank that usually attracts the most attention, it was the Panther that in the long run was a more important tank to Germany during WWII. This approximately 45-tonne medium tank represented a good balance of well-sloped armor protection, lethal firepower and able cross-country mobility, the design being inspired by the highly successful Russian T-34. Beginning in December 1942, a total of 842 Ausf.D examples were manufactured through to September 1943, at...

While it''_s the impressive Tiger I tank that usually attracts the most attention, it was the Panther that in the long run was a more important tank to Germany during WWII. This approximately 45-tonne medium tank represented a good balance of well-sloped armor protection, lethal firepower and able cross-country mobility, the design being inspired by the highly successful Russian T-34. Beginning in December 1942, a total of 842 Ausf.D examples were manufactured through September 1943, at which...

While it's the impressive Tiger I tank that usually attracts the most attention, it was the Panther that in the long run was a more important tank to Germany during WWII. This approximately 45-tonne medium tank represented a good balance of well-sloped armor protection, lethal firepower and able cross-country mobility, the design being inspired by the highly successful Russian T-34. Beginning in December 1942, a total of 842 Ausf.D examples were manufactured through to September 1943, at which...

VK.45.02(P)V, Germany 1945 (1:72) by Dragon Diecast ArmorItem Number: DRR60530Dr. Porsche was an important figure in terms of German armored fighting vehicle development during WWII. Unfortunately, not all his ideas met with success, with the VK4501(P) being a prime example. After its failure, he nevertheless designed an updated version known as the VK.45.02(P). He actually proposed five different versions, with four different types of engine and both forward- and rear-mounted...

The Panzer III was a medium-class tank that, at the outbreak of WWII, was designed to be the primary platform of Germany's all-conquering panzer divisions. However, with the advent of more heavily armored and up-gunned enemy tanks, the role of the Panzer III became secondary to that of the Panzer IV. The last model to be produced was the Panzer III Ausf.M, which had a 5cm KwK39 L/60 main gun. Among its modifications was a deep-wading muffler with a series of associated hatch seals that allowed...

Dragon Armor is proud to launch the very first Panzer III Ausf.N in the collection. This model specifically depicts a vehicle fighting with the DAK in Tunisia in 1942-43. It belongs to sPzAbt.501, a famous Tiger Ausf.E heavy tank battalion. The unit initially had 20 Tigers and 25 Panzer III Ns, with the first vehicles reaching Tunisia in November 1942. This model is finished in an appropriate desert sand camouflage scheme, and it includes all the relevant markings such as the stalking tiger...

Here comes the new Panzer III Ausf.N! This model specifically depicts a vehicle fighting with the DAK in Tunisia in 1943. It belongs to sPzAbt.501, a famous Tiger Ausf.E heavy tank battalion. The unit initially had 20 Tigers and 25 Panzer III Ns, with the first vehicles reaching Tunisia in November 1942. This model is finished in an appropriate desert sand camouflage scheme, and it includes all the relevant markings. This desert Panzer III N is a really "hot"item from Dragon Armor!

Pz.Kpfw.III did well to serve so long in WWII. It was obviously supplanted by the Panzer IV and later the Panther in the tank-versus-tank role, but it did find a niche in the infantry support role. This is most clearly expressed in the final Pz.Kpfw.III variant to enter service _ the Ausf.N, of which 700 were manufactured or converted. The Panzer III N entered service in June 1942 and production continued until August 1943. Key characteristics of the Ausf.N were its basis on the Ausf.J or M...

Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.F1 "GD" Division, Eastern Front 1942 (1::72) by Dragon Armor Models Item Number: DRR60695

Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.F1 LAH Division, Germany 1942 (1:72)

Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.G 7.Pz.Rgt. "Totenkopf", Pz.Gren.Div. "Totenkopf" Kharkov 1943 (1:72) by Dragon Armor Item Number: DRR60700

Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.G 7.Pz.Rgt. "Totenkopf", Pz.GrenDiv. "Totenkopf" Kharkov 1945 (1:72)

The Sd.Kfz.161, more commonly referred to as the Panzer IV, was the most widely produced German tank of WWII, with 8500 produced from 1936-45. One of the later variants was the Panzer IV Ausf.H - it commenced production in April 1943 and a total of 3013 vehicles were completed. It was one of the most important panzers of WWII. Dragon Armor's new Panzer IV Ausf.H is a veritable work of art, and it will be an invaluable addition to Dragon Armor's family. What made the Ausf.H distinctive? Perhaps...

The Sd.Kfz.161, more commonly referred to as the Panzer IV, was the most widely produced German tank of WWII, with 8500 produced from 1936-45. One of the later variants was the Panzer IV Ausf.H - it commenced production in April 1943 and a total of 3013 vehicles were completed. It was one of the most important panzers of WWII. Dragon Armor's new Panzer IV Ausf.H is a veritable work of art, and it will be an invaluable addition to Dragon Armor's family. What made the Ausf.H distinctive? Perhaps...

Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.J Mid Production Western Front 1944 1:72 from Dragon Armor Diecast Models Item Number:DRR60657 Box Size: 7.2" x 3.1" x 3.7" The Panzer IV was the only German tank to remain in continuous production throughout the course of WWII. The final version in the Pz.Kpfw. IV family was the Ausf.J This particular variant commenced production in June 1944, and a total of approximately 3,125 were eventually manufactured. The Ausf.J succeeded the Ausf.H, and rather than being...

Sd.Kfz.184 Elefant 1./s.Pz.Abt.653 (1:35) by Dragon Diecast ArmorItem Number: DRR61004Main Features:- True to 1/35 scale (1st release in this series!)- Fully assembled- Accurate two-tone camouflage scheme with weathering- Historically accurate of an Elefant serving with 1./s.Pz.Abt.653 in Italy in 1944- Accurate tracks with appropriate level of sag- Front machine gun can rotate and point in different directions- Barrel can elevate and lower.- Includes a display base ...