Military Vehicles

Dragon Armor 1/72 US LVT (A)1 708th Amphibious Tank Battalion Ryukyus Pacific 1945 60424
The miniature model boasts a complicated suspension system, as well as a well-detailed deck, even the weld seams are visible. The turret is well constructed and boasts a hollowed-out gun muzzle. Painted in realistic colours, this LVT(A)-1 comes in the markings of the 708th Amphibious Tank Battalion. It represents an actual vehicle that participated in the capture of the Ryukyu Islands in 1945.

Dragon Armor 1/72 German Kfz.70 6x4 Krupp Protze Personnel Carrier Truck 60427
Dragon Armor has come up with a fantastic new German soft-skin vehicle, the first ever in this exciting range! It is a 1/72 scale Krupp Protze truck, with this type of vehicle serving throughout WWII after mass production commenced in 1933. A total of about 7,000 trucks were produced up till 1942. This 6x4 vehicle was powered by an air-cooled 3.308-liter flat-four engine. The horizontal engine gave rise to the trucks distinctive sharply sloped nose and also to its nickname Boxer. The truck was used for all kinds of purposes and it was commonly employed for towing light artillery pieces such as the 3.7cm Pak 35/36 antitank cannon. Dragons new model shows the truck in a slightly different configuration, however, that of a Kfz.70 Personnel Carrier. Utilizing detailed research and moulds from a recently released 1/72 plastic scale kit of the Krupp Protze Kfz.70, this is certainly a delightful truck model. The fully built-up miniature incorporates full detail both above and below the chassis. For example, the wheels and independent coil spring suspension are masterfully represented. The Kfz.70 Personnel Carrier is finished in a typical camouflage scheme of early-war gray, and it is registered with its very own Wehrmacht WH number plate.

Dragon Armor 1/72 US LVT (A)1 Amtrac C Company 708th Amphib Batt Saipan 15th June 1944 60499
WWII saw a number of innovative new solutions to meet the demands of modern combat. One such class of military vehicle was the amphibious tractor, often referred to by US servicemen as amtracs. The first such Landing Vehicles Tracked (LVT) were produced by the Food Machinery Corporation (FMC) for the US military. The original military LVT-1 appeared in 1941, but one weakness was its lack of armoured protection, especially in amphibious assaults. The LVT(A)-1 helped rectify this shortcoming, with the A in the nomenclature representing armoured Despite what its name suggests, the LVT(A)-1 was actually based on the LVT-2 and it was employed as a fire support vehicle. It featured an M3 Stuart turret containing a 37mm M6 gun. A total of 510 LVT(A)-1 vehicles were eventually produced. This important amtrac was used at Saipan during the bloody Pacific campaign.

One of the most distinctive tanks of the Second World War, the British Churchill heavy infantry tank may have looked a little ungainly, but was actually an extremely capable fighting vehicle and one of the heaviest Allied tanks to see combat. Possessing exceptional hill climbing capabilities, the relatively slow, yet extremely reliable Churchill had frontal armour protection which was thicker that that used on the feared German Tiger and despite first entering service in 1941, large numbers of these tanks would be deployed following the D-Day landings. Several special purpose variants of the Churchill were also produced, which included flamethrower, bridge layer and bunker buster tanks.

Hobby Master HG0116 German Tiger 1s.pZ.Abt 504 Tunisia April 1943 Tank Model

"M48A3 Patton ""ZIG ZAG MEN"" 1st Squadron, 10th Cavalry Rgt., War of Vietnam"

"M48A3 Patton ""Death"" 1st Tank Bttn., C Company, War of Vietnam"

MAG MZ16 1/43rd Valentine II Infantry Tank MKIII 1941 Tank Model

MAG MZ19 1/43rd Sherman M4A3 76(w) "Thunderbolt VI" 37TB 4AD "Lt. Col. Creighton Abrams" 1944 Tank Model

Corgi CC60013 1/50th Sdkfz 7 Artillery Tractor Tunisia 1943

Dragon Armor 1/72 German Kfz.70 6x4 Krupp Protze Personnel Carrier Truck 60501
Dragon Armor are following up its earlier announcement of a 1/72 scale Kfz.70 6x4 truck with a second version. This type of vehicle served throughout WWII after mass production commenced in 1933. A total of about 7,000 trucks were produced up till 1942. This 6x4 vehicle was powered by an air-cooled 3.308-liter flat-four engine. The horizontal engine gave rise to the truck's distinctive sharply sloped nose, and also to its nickname "Boxer" The truck was used for all kinds of purposes, and it was commonly employed for towing light artillery pieces such as the 3.7cm Pak 35/36 antitank cannon. However, Dragon's new item shows the truck in its Kfz.70 Personnel Carrier configuration.

Corgi 1/43 Land Rover Series 1 80", 1st Battalion, The Gloucestershire Regiment, Korea, 1951 VA11113
Land Rover Series 1 80", 1st Battalion, The Gloucestershire Regiment, Korea, 1951

Sd.Kfz.181 PzKpfw VI Tiger Ausf. E heavy tank (Initial production model) Schwere Panzerabteilung 502, No.100, February 1943, Eastern Front

Sd.Kfz.181 PzKpfw VI Tiger Ausf. E heavy tank (Initial production model) #121, Schwere Panzerabteilung 501, 1943 North African Front Tunisia