WW2 Kits

Originally developed and produced by the United States the T17 never saw action with the USA and instead was adopted by the United Kingdom. Serving...

The German Panther Ausf A was the early production run for the Panther medium tank. It featured 80mm of frontal hull armour and 100mm of turret arm...

The Panther Ausf. G Panzer rolled out of German factories in late 1943 with a redesigned chasis implemented amongst other minor improvements. Addit...

Entering service in 1943 the USS Johnston (DD-557) destroyer class naval vessel was immediately put into action on the Pacific front. The 2100 long...

Starting production in the 1930s the GAZ AAA was a reliable workhorse of the Soviet Army. The 6x4 truck had a transport capacity of 1.5 tons and a ...

Fierce clashes in Berlin at the climax of WW2 saw US assault teams engaging in close quarters combat with Wehrmacht soldiers in a struggle for hous...

The Messerschmitt Bf 109 was essential to the Luftwaffe's air defence. When it debuted in 1937, it was the most state-of-the-art fighter of its tim...

The French Canon de 65 M modele 1906 and the Italian Cannone da 149/35 A both entered service with their respective military's before the onset of ...

First introduced in 1936 the Modele R35 was assigned to French tank battalions that served main infantry divisions.  This meant that while the tank...

The Nashorn Panzerjager entered service in 1943 and was a consequence of German encounters against newer Soviet tanks like the T-34 and KV-1 during...

Developed in 1942, RSO vehicles were swiftly put to use in the east, where they were utilised to transport artillery, their ammo and other military...

The W31 Staff Car was used by high ranking German command to move around. Mainly used deep behind the front lines the W31 with its classy look was ...

Ravaged by the battle for Stalingrad (now Volgograd), the 2 million casualties of this monumental clash between the German army and Soviet defender...

The heavy KV-1 tank, nicknamed "Russischer Koloss" in German, was able to stop large German formations with infantry support. During the battle of ...

The impressive strength of the KV-2 Soviet Heavy Army Tank was demonstrated in June 1941 near the Soviet village of Raseinai when a single KV-2 suc...

Entering service towards the backend of WW1 in 1918. The A7V German Heavy Tank was response to British Tanks fielded during the War. It featured up...

The Panzerkampfwagen III was a medium tank design developed by the German army in the 1930s. It was primary intended to fight other armoured vehicl...

The GAZ-55 truck was a dedicated vehicle medic platform developed by the Soviet Union during WW2.  It has a capacity to carry 4 stretches as well h...

The M4 Sherman tank has a remarkable history as the most widely produced American tank with almost 50000 units built from 1942 to 1957. Although it...

A combined increase in the usage of mine/unexploded ordinance (uxo) combined with a shortage of dedicated mine clearing vehicles lead to many M4 Sh...

Developed in the early 1940s as a successor to the BM-8 multiple launch rocket system. The BM-13 Katyusha featured 132mm M-13 rockets which were mo...

The M8 Greyhound was a fast and versatile 6x6 armoured car used by the Allies during World War II. It served primarily as a reconnaissance vehicle,...

As the saying goes an "Army Marches on its Stomach" and this field kitchen would often accompany German troops during the second world war wherever...

The Panzerkampfwagen I Ausf.A was the first mass-produced German tank of World War II. It was mainly used for training and reconnaissance, with a t...