A British fuel can of four gallons in 1:16 scale. An accessory for a vehicle model or for a scene where it should be visible that the vehicle really gets driven.
S-mine 1:16 is a modeling accessory, a reduction of a German mine from the Second World War period. It is used as a detail for dioramas and for vehicle models in a large scale.
Panzerfaust 60 is a resin replica of the German antitank weapon of the Second World War in 1:16 scale, intended as an accessory for figures and dioramas.
Tellermine 29 1:16 is a modeling accessory, a reduction of the German antitank mine of an interwar pattern. It serves as a detail for dioramas and for vehicle models in a large scale.
Ammo Box Cal. .30 M1 1:16 is a modeling accessory that reduces the American .30 caliber ammunition carrying box to 1:16 scale. It is used to bring models of vehicles and dioramas to life.
An accessory for a model of the Israeli Merkava tank in 1:48 scale: the curtain of chains ending in balls that the machines carry at the rear of the turret.
Firma49 1:35 chain with balls - Merkava is a 3D-printed resin accessory representing the characteristic anti-shaped-charge chain screen of the Israeli Merkava tank.
A separate helmet of the German civil air defense, the Luftschutz, in 1:16 scale, in the version marked as detail. An accessory for figures and home front scenes.
An antenna mount for German armored vehicles of the Second World War, 1:72 scale is a small resin accessory that on a small model replaces a suggested or missing part of the antenna mounting.
An antenna mount for German armored vehicles of the Second World War, 1:48 scale is a small resin accessory that on a model replaces a simplified or entirely missing antenna mounting part.
Firma49 1:35 Antenna mount - WWII German AFV is a resin detail accessory: a set of radio antenna mounts, or bases, for German military vehicles of the Second World War in 1:35 scale.
Chain with balls - Merkava 1:72 is a 3D-printed resin accessory: a chain with balls, the protective screen on the rear of the turret of the Merkava tank.
The German tropical pith helmet in 1:72 scale is a small accessory for figures and dioramas, not a kit. It supplies the head covering for figures set in the North African and Mediterranean campaigns.
The German tropical helmet in 1:48 scale is a small accessory for figures and dioramas, not a kit in its own right. It replaces or completes the headgear on figures set in the North African and Mediterranean theater.
The American M1 helmet with a camouflage cover in 1:72 scale is a small accessory for figures and dioramas, not a kit. It gives figures of American infantry the typical silhouette of a field helmet with a cloth cover.
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