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Referencia: 000149-003
Marca: Tigerace
Polish armored car manufactured in the 1920s.
Referencia: 000148-002
Marca: Tigerace
armored tank transport car. This product cannot be printed on resin and will be printed at maximum quality in Pla.
Referencia: 000143-002
Marca: Tigerace
French manufacturing tank that was used by different countries of the conflict, including axis countries that used them after having defeated the French in 1940.
Referencia: 000096-012
Marca: Tigerace
This tank model was manufactured in the previous phases of World War II, and successfully used during the Poland and France campaign. He also participated in the fighting on the rebel side during the Spanish Civil War. By soon obsolete during the war, they were modified for various functions such as anti -aircraft ( Flakpanzer ), tank hunter (Marder),...
Referencia: 000093-008
Marca: Tigerace
This tank model was manufactured in the previous phases of World War II, and successfully used during the Poland and France campaign. He also participated in the fighting on the rebel side during the Spanish Civil War. By soon obsolete during the war, they were modified for various functions such as anti -aircraft ( Flakpanzer ), tank hunter (...
Referencia: 000075-001
Marca: Deweycat
The Wurfrahmen 40 ("Launching frame 40") was a German multiple launcher of World War II. He combined a vehicle like the SD. Kfz. 251 Halftrack or Renault Ue Chenillette captured France with rocket artillery to form a more mobile and protected artillery piece than the towed Nebelwefer. Infantry miniature not included.
Referencia: 000058-011
Marca: Tigerace
Panzer III was an average combat car in Germany in the late 1930s, widely used during World War II for almost all nations of the axis.
Referencia: 000055-001
Marca: M Bergman
El Sturmgeschütz III (StuG III) es un cañón de asalto, el más producido de Alemania durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Se basaba en el chasis del Panzer III y en sus inicios estaba armado con un cañón ligero para apoyo de la infantería, fue modificado hasta que, hacia 1942, se empleó extensamente como cazacarros.
