1/72 Military Vehicles

Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 Elefant Sd.Kfz.184 Self Propelled Gun Kit 7515
Glue and paints are required 

Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 Russian T34/85 Model 1944 Tank Kit 7556
Glue and paints are required to assemble and complete the model (not included)

Dragon previously issued a 1/72 scale kit of the Churchill Mk.IV, but is now following it up with a Mk.III version. To create this earlier mark, many new components such as a turret and auxiliary fuel tank have been newly tooled. The engine details are quite different too. The Churchill Mk.III is beautifully detailed, and it assembles quickly and easily into an accurate model thanks to time-saving elements like one-piece DS tracks and single-piece bogies. For modelers wishing to strengthen their British tank brigades, this is a must-have item, and it perfectly complements Dragon’s Sherman Mk.III, Sherman Firefly and Churchill Mk.IV kits already available

The kit is brilliantly detailed in this 1/72 scale. Slide molds provide major assemblies such as the lower hull and upper compartment. Other details such as the chassis bottom and suspension are depicted, as is the Kongsberg Protector remote weapon station atop the roof and mounting a 12.7mm machine gun. Befitting an SAS variant, there is a hefty bull bar mounted on the nose of the Bushmaster. This model is more than ready to be inserted into a modern-day diorama depicting combat operations in Afghanistan or Iraq. It might be a Bushmaster, but it is master of desert or arid terrain too

Not long ago, Dragon released a bedazzling 1/6 model of a 1/4-Ton 4x4 Truck as used by the Special Air Service (SAS) in the European Theater of Operations (ETO). Now, Dragon has shrunk the same vehicle down to 1/72 scale, but fortunately without sacrificing any details. The SAS, formed in July 1941 by David Stirling, was a commando force designed to operate deep behind enemy lines, something it did very successfully in North Africa, Italy and Northwest Europe. In fact, in Europe the small band of SAS members inflicted 7,733 German casualties, captured 4,784 prisoners, destroyed 700 vehicles and cut 164 railway lines.