A plastic kit of the Bushmaster wheeled armored vehicle in the version for special forces, 1:72 scale. The parts are supplied unassembled and unpainted.
The plastic kit U.S.S. Tarawa in 1:700 scale from Dragon. The model of the American amphibious assault ship is built from injection-molded parts and is supplied unassembled and unpainted.
A plastic kit of the M-46 Patton in 1:35 scale from the manufacturer Dragon. An injection molded model of the American medium tank of the early 1950s, which is supplied unassembled and unpainted.
1:35 Gruppe Fehrmann Tiger I is a plastic kit of the Pz.Kpfw. VI Ausf. E Tiger I tank in 1:35 scale from the manufacturer Dragon, in a boxing tied to the unit Gruppe Fehrmann.
Italeri 1:32 Tornado ECR is a large injection-molded kit of the Panavia Tornado combat aircraft in the specialized version for suppressing air defenses and for electronic warfare.
A-21M Light Yellowish Brown is a bottled AK interactive acrylic modeling paint from the aircraft range — water-thinnable, for brush and airbrush alike.
A-18F Light Grey-Blue is a bottled acrylic modeling paint from AK interactive in the aircraft range - thinnable with water, for a brush and for an airbrush.
IJA 30 Karekusa Iro (Dry Grass) is a bottled acrylic modeling paint from AK interactive in the aircraft range - thinnable with water, for a brush and for an airbrush.
IJA No. 29 Ki midori iro (yellow-green) is an acrylic paint from AK interactive in the 3rd generation aircraft range. A yellow-green shade from the numbered scale of the Imperial Japanese Army Air Force.
IJA No. 21 Midori iro (green) is an acrylic paint from AK interactive, from the 3rd Generation aircraft line. A green shade from the numbered range of the Imperial Japanese Army Air Force.
RLM 81 version 3 is an acrylic paint from AK interactive from the 3rd generation aircraft line. It is the third of three separate interpretations of the RLM 81 shade that the manufacturer offers in the line.
RLM 78 (1942) is an AK interactive acrylic paint from the 3rd generation aircraft range. The designation RLM 78 belongs to the light color of the lower surfaces of German aircraft, and this bottle offers the interpretation valid for 1942.
Laser cut wooden Euro pallets in 1:35 scale from AK interactive are a diorama accessory. According to the name there are five pieces to be assembled; it is not a kit of a vehicle.
Eight shades of the postwar Royal Air Force: camouflage green and grays to the British Standard, a reconnaissance blue and the beige finish of patrol machines.
Six shades for the carrier aircraft of the Royal Navy from the end of the Second World War to 2010. British BS381C codes on four of the colors, 17 ml each.
The camouflage tones of British squadrons in South East Asia: a pair of colors for the upper surfaces and two variants for the undersides. Four bottles of lacquer paint of 17 ml each.
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