Three Semovente da 75/34 self-propelled guns in one box. A long barrel, a low silhouette and the chance to build a formation that looks like a real combat unit on a base rather than a lone vehicle.
A three-pack of the first Italian self-propelled howitzer. The Semovente da 75/18 came about on the chassis of a medium tank and in North Africa it became the most useful Italian armored vehicle. The set makes it possible to build a whole platoon at once.
A 90 mm gun seated on the heavy Breda 52 chassis. The same weapon also rode on other carriers, and this was the most robust of them. The 1:100 model comes out roughly seven centimeters long.
The developmental full stop after the Italian line of tankettes. The L3/38 version received different suspension and a more modern machine gun, but it reached production at a time when the tankette's hour had passed. The model in 1:100 scale measures around three centimeters.
The Semovente da 75/32 combined the chassis of the M15/42 tank with a gun of 75 mm caliber. Only a few dozen were built and almost all of them fought under German command. The 1:100 model measures around five centimeters.
The Semovente da 75/34 self-propelled gun built on the M42 chassis. A longer gun made it the most effective Italian tank destroyer of its day. The 1:100 model comes out around five centimeters long.
The Carro Armato M15/42 was the last Italian medium tank to reach series production. It received a longer gun of 47 mm caliber and a gasoline engine. In 1:100 scale the model measures around five centimeters.
The flamethrower conversion of the Italian L3/35 tankette with a towed armored trailer for the incendiary mixture. The machine became famous in Ethiopia and in Spain. In 1:100 scale the model with the trailer reaches a length of around five centimeters.
The Italian L3 tankette in German hands. After the capitulation of Italy the Wehrmacht took it over under the designation Pz.Kpfw. L3 731(i) and committed it to guard duties and against partisans. The 1:100 model captures precisely this late chapter of its life.
A 1:100 model of the Hungarian 35M command tankette, that is the Italian CV-35 machine acquired from Italy, with a radio set and a frame antenna. The finished build measures around three centimeters and suits a formation of Hungarian units of the years 1939 to 1942.
BZ-43 Soviet fuel tanker truck 1:100 is a small resin kit for collectors of small scales. It renders a Soviet refueling (fuel) truck of the period of the Second World War.
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