British Light Utility Car 10HP – 47th (London) Infantry Division is a finished collector model of a British utility car in 1:48 scale from the manufacturer Tamiya.
British Light Utility Car 10HP, 5th Bn., Dorsetshire Reg., 43rd (Wessex) Infantry Division is a finished model of the British light utility car in 1:48 scale from Tamiya.
A bundle package of five finished collector models of the American M4A3E8 medium tank in 1:72 scale. All five machines stand for units deployed in Korea in 1951 and carry a painted tiger face on the front of the hull.
1:72 M4A3 HVSS POA-CWS-H5 Flamethrower Korea 1951 is a finished collector model of the flamethrower conversion of the M4A3 Sherman tank in 1:72 scale from Dragon. It is supplied assembled and painted.
1:72 Chinese Volunteer T-34/85 Tank No.215 Korean War is a finished collector model of the T-34/85 tank in 1:72 scale from Dragon. It is supplied assembled and painted; you do not have to build or paint it.
1:72 M4A3E8 Sherman 25th Infantry Div., Han River, Korea 1951 is a finished collector model of the Sherman tank in 1:72 scale from Dragon. It is supplied assembled and painted; it is not a kit.
1:72 Chinese PLA T-34/85 is a finished collector model of the T-34/85 tank in Chinese army service in 1:72 scale from Dragon. It is supplied assembled and painted; it is not a kit.
The M4A3 HVSS POA-CWS-H5 Flamethrower in 1:72 scale from the brand Dragon is a finished painted collector model , not a kit. A flamethrower Sherman in the form from Korea in 1951.
The M1296 Stryker IFV Dragoon in 1:72 scale from the brand Dragon is a finished painted collector model , not a kit. The version with a remote controlled turret with a gun of 30 mm caliber, 2nd Cavalry Regiment, Germany 2020.
The M1134 Stryker ATGM in 1:72 scale from the brand Dragon is a finished painted collector model , not a kit. The anti-tank version of the wheeled carrier with an elevating launcher, in the form of Syria 2020.
The M1128 Stryker MGS in 1:72 scale from the brand Dragon is a finished painted collector model , not a kit. A wheeled chassis with a low-profile gun turret, in the form of the 2nd Cavalry Regiment, Germany 2020.
The Korean AAVP-7A1 with EAAK 1:72 is a finished collector's model of the amphibious assault vehicle of the Republic of Korea Marine Corps from the maker Dragon. It is supplied assembled and painted, ready to be displayed straight away.
The M2A3 Bradley with ERA 1:72 in a camouflage form is a finished collector's model of the American infantry fighting vehicle with reactive armor from the maker Dragon. It is supplied assembled and painted.
The M2A3 Bradley with ERA 1:72 in a dark yellow form is a finished collector's model of the American infantry fighting vehicle with reactive armor from the maker Dragon. It is supplied assembled and painted.
The AAVP-7A1 of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force is a finished, assembled and painted collector's model of the amphibious tracked vehicle in 1:72 scale from the maker Dragon.
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