Plastic scale model kits - new arrivals 

The BMP-2 - Boyevaya Mashina Pekhoty (infantry combat vehicle) - is a second-generation, amphibious infantry fighting vehicle introduced in the 1980s, following the BMP-1 of the 1960s. The BMP-2 is broadly similar to the...

Ural-4320
Guntruck with barbetts
military formations of the Ministry of Internal Affairs
of Russian Federation
(Chechen Republic)

Decal with opportunity make 54 marking variations of MiG-29's next types: type 9-12 early batches, type 9-12 late batches, type 9-13 and type 9-51 (MiG-29UB) from next AF's: USSR, Russia, Ukraine, SFRY, Yugoslavia, Serbia, Moldova, Bulg...

Decal with opportunity make 22 marking variations Pe-2 and Pe-3 aircrafts.
Including one standard size decal sheet and four-pages instruction.

Decal with opportunity make 54 marking variations of MiG-29's next types: type 9-12 early batches, type 9-12 late batches, type 9-13 and type 9-51 (MiG-29UB) from next AF's: USSR, Russia, Ukraine, SFRY, Yugoslavia, Serbia, Moldova, Bulg...

50 pcs

300 pcs

Plastic model figure: Austrian Lieutenant, 1916 year

Plastic model figure Austrian Infantryman 1, 1916 year

Plastic model figure Austrian Infantryman 2, 1916 year

Plastic model figure Falling German SS soldier

Plastic model figure Soviet Cook, 1942 year

Plastic model figure German landing pilot, 1942 year

Plastic model figure German tank crewman, 1942 year

The 1/72 T-44M is a multimedia kit (with plastic chassis and body complete with resin turret and metal barrel and small parts) and the quality is quite nice for this manufacturer.
T-44 was a lesser known Russian tank developed in 1943 a...

As a result of military testings T-54 m. 1949, construction of tank undergone significant changes. The main of them are: changing the form of the turret and increasing of track width. After military testing the new tank was put into production ...

T-44 is a soviet medium tank. It was created in 1943-1944 in the design bureau Uralvagonzavod under the leadership of Morozov and was intended to replace T-34. T-44 was the representative of new generation of tanks in the USSR.
Series p...

The BA-64 was a 4x4 light armoured car, employed by the Soviet Army from 1942 into the early 1960s for reconnaissance and liaison tasks.
The BA-64B was nicknamed 'Bobik' by its crews.
On March 9, 1942, after successful t...

GAZ-AAA were used as a basis for Quadruple Maxim antiaircraft macjine-guns with no major changes. This gun was used for firing both at aerial and ground targets. This gun was commonly used in battles of WWII. It could be planted not only on tru...

Heavy machine gun DShK was adopted by the Red Army in 1938 under the designation "12,7 mm heavy machine gun Degtyarev - Shpagin m.1928". The mass production of DShK was launched in 1940-41, and for the years of the Great Patriotic War...

In 1942, to replace the radio station 11-AK placed in two cars, was created RSB-F - upgraded in the first months of the war bomber radio station, housed in a van of GAZ-AAA truck. Range of communication reaches 300-1500 km depending on the type...

Heavy self-propelled artillery gun KV-6 was established on the basis of serial heavy tank KV-1 in December 1941. Its armament consisted of two 45-mm and one 76-mm cannons. As an additional weapons used 2 machine guns DT. Tests showed a lack of ...

Heavy self-propelled artillery gun KV-7 was based on serial heavy tank KV-1. It was issued in April 1942 and was a 2-barrel version of KV-6 SPG. The main armament consisted of two 76-mm guns ZIS-5. Additional weapons were the two DT machine gun...