Reference: 000144-001
Brand: Deweycat
Locomotora blindada
1 x Armored locomotive with removable roof.
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Reference: 000144-001
Brand: Deweycat
1 x Armored locomotive with removable roof.
Reference: 000140-001
Brand: Deweycat
1 x Railway anti -aircraft car. Used by both Soviet and German forces.
Reference: 000129-002
Brand: Deweycat
The British developed a range of "infantry tanks", with little speed and a lot of armor, to support the infantry on the battlefield. The Matilda tanks were of the few armored ones who were active at the beginning of the war, and were still active at the end of this.
Reference: 000115-001
Brand: Deweycat
British light tank, produced by Vickers-Armstrong at the end of the 1930s and employed during the early stages of World War II.
Reference: 000105-001
Brand: Deweycat
It was intended to be a heavier version of A-9.
Reference: 000081-001
Brand: Deweycat
Bofors 40 mm is an 40 mm anti -aircraft automatic cannon developed by the Swedish company of the same name. It was one of the most commonly used and manufactured anti -aircraft cannons during World War II, used by both the allies and the axis. This cannon is currently in service. Gunners not included.
Reference: 000074-001
Brand: Deweycat
Raupenschlepper Ost (RSO), in Spanish "Tractocamión on caterpillars", was a light vehicle multipurpose widely used by the Wehrmacht and the Waffen-SS during World War II.
Reference: 000067-001
Brand: Deweycat
1 x Schneider Model 1903 105mm
Reference: 000066-002
Brand: Deweycat
1 x 75mm Howitzer model 1897
Reference: 000060-001
Brand: Deweycat
The American M15 Motor Gun Carriage was an self -propelled anti -propelled anti -proceeding cannon in an M3 chassis used by the United States Army during World War II.