WW2 Kits

The first flight of the Tupolev Tu-2 took place in January 1941. It was created to directly challenge the Junker-88 bombers. Towards the final stag...

Arguably the most revolutionary tank design of military history. The relatively mobile FT-17 light tank and the 360 degree moving turret ushered in...

The F4U Corsair mostly operated as a carrier based aircraft. First entering service in late 1944 it quickly earned a fierce reputation. Many Japane...

The SU-85 tank destroyer was built on the chassis of the T-34 medium tank which was mass produced by the Soviet Union. Over 2000 SU-85 tank destroy...

To combat the harsh winter conditions of the Soviet Union combined with primitive roads that generally consisted of mud tracks the German Wehrmacht...

Known as the "Russischer Koloss" (Russian Colosses) in German. The KV series of heavy tanks were capable of single handily stopping large German fo...

The Nebelwerfer 41 was a 15cm tube Multiple launch rocket system capable of firing smoke and chemical projectiles. Due to it being completely devoi...

The Curtis P-40 ground attack aircraft entered service in 1938 and become the 3rd most produced American fighter of WW2. However it rarely saw serv...

The P-51 Mustang first introduced in 1940 was a long range American fighter bomber. The creation of the P-51 occurred after a British buying commis...

The simple Soviet SU-76 was a Self Propelled Gun based on the chassis on the chassis of the T-70 Light tank. Such a practical design process made i...

Critical German military checkpoints were established on all major roads leading to Berlin in order to stall the Soviet advance and allow civilians...

German fascination with Super heavy tanks and super weapons that can single handily win a war lead to the 1944 development of the Panzer VIII Maus....

A simple way for weapons storage this rack is capable of holding x20 98k Rifles that were widely used by the German Wehrmacht after it was develope...

The sIG 33 15cm infantry howitzer gun saw production units top over 4000. Used mostly by infantry divisions it was ideal for clearing enemy fortifi...

The ever reliable Kubelwagen also known as the "Tub Car" began production in 1940 after the high ranking German military experts saw the need for a...

After the Battle of Stalingrad and its savage urban warfare the German high command began to place more importance on developing assault tanks that...

 The 105mm "leichte Feldhaubitze" light howitzer is a 3-ton towed gun piece used by all German divisions during WW2.  It fired 2kg cased "High-Expl...

Affectionately called the "Hunting Tiger" by the Germans. The Jagpanthers were assigned to heavy anti-tank armoured battalions. It featured the res...

Designed as a replacement for the older Panzer III and IV models. The Panther had great cross country and long distance engagement rates thanks to ...

The StuG III was the most produced fully armoured tank of the German army. Its reliable build design on the chassis of the proven Panzer III. The l...

The Flak 36 was an improved Flak design that featured improved fire control, targeting indicators and automatic loading. This helped increase the r...

The M5A1 Stuart light tank was an improved version of the M3 Stuart light tank which was often criticized by its crew for a lack of fire power and ...

 A critically effective combination the Willys Jeep was a rugged and versatile desgin capable of transporting the light 105mm M101 Howitzer. The M1...

An apartment building ravaged by war. Once occupied by loving families it is now a snipers next riddled by bullets and crumbeled walls.  Product fe...