A Mountain of Resin from Black Dog!
T48065, 1\48 British 7 ton armored car Mk. IV accessories set for Tamiya
T48066, 1\48 German panzer 38t ausf E\F accessories set for Tamiya
T72102, 1\72 Opel Blitz Omnibus accessories set for Roden
T72103, 1\72 FWD model B Lorry accessories set for Roden
T35176, 1\35 Sd.Kfz. 233 accessories set for AFV
T35177, 1\35 M 1117 Guardian interior accessories set for Trumpeter
T35178, 1\35 M 1117 Guardian interior plus wheels for Trumpeter
T35179, 1\35 M 1117 Guardian wheels
F35170, 1\35 Stalker n°1 Grinder
F35171, 1\35 Stalker N°2 Exterminator
F35172, 1\35 Stalkers set Grinder plus Exterminator
F35173, 1\35 French patrol Paris 2016 N°1
F35174, 1\35 French patrol Paris 2016 N°2
F35175, 1\35 French patrol Paris 2016 set
F35176, 1\35 French modern tank crew N°1
F35177, 1\35 French modern tank crew N°2
F35178, 1\35 French modern tank crew set
F35179, 1\35 Australian modern soldier N°1
F35180, 1\35 Australian modern soldier N°2
F35181, 1\35 Australian modern soldiers set
D35086, 1\35 Ruined entrance base
D72035, 1\72 Israeli street base
D72036, 1|72 Middle east street N°3 base
D72037, 1\72 Israeli walls
New Colors from Alclad!
We received this update information from Lisa Munro at The Airbrush Company.
ALCESET-001, Alclad II Early War RAF set (3 x 30ml)
ALCESET-002, Alclad II Late War RAF set (3 x 30ml)
ALCESET-007, Alclad II USN WWII Aircraft set (3x 30ml)
Alclad II Mil-Spec Airbrush Enamels
ALCE024, Alclad II RAF Desert Sand/Pink (30ml)
ALCE062, Alclad II British Brown Bess (30ml)
ALCE214, Alclad II RLM65 Hellblau Pale Blue (30ml)
ALCE222, Alclad II RLM76 Weissblau White Blue (30ml)
ALCE231, Alclad II RLM78 Himmel/Hellblau (30ml)
ALCE251, Alclad II Panzer Dunkelgelb (30ml)
ALCE252, Alclad II Panzer Signalbarun (30ml)
ALCE253, Alclad II Panzer Olivgrun (30ml)
ALCE314, Alclad II Camouflage Gray (30ml),
ALCE315, Alclad II Gunship Gray (30ml)
ALCE317, Alclad II USN WWII Aircraft Light Grey(30ml)
ALCE650, Alclad II Israeli Sand Grey (30ml)
Alclad II Hogwash weathering washes:
ALCHW006, Alclad II Hogwash Night Blue (30ml)
ALCHW007, Alclad II Hogwash Deep Rust (30ml)
ALCHW008, Alclad II Hogwash Light Rust (30ml)
ALCHW009, Alclad II Hogwash Earth (30ml)
New From Minor!
DesKits Megaganza Grand Finale!
Two super cool U.S. tractor trucks from WWII and an awesome tanker trailer to complete the project!
35102, Autocar U-8144T- Now in Hard Cab as 35134 too!
35132, 2000-gallon trailer
For more information, contact Des Kits at: deskit@orange.fr
Coming Soon from Mini Art!
Coming in January 2017 from Dragon USA!
Dragon has come up with an extremely exciting combination for Item No. 6866. It features a Tiger I Mid-Production tank, a famous vehicle that needs no introduction. What makes the kit special is the accompanying Borgward IV Ausf.A heavy demolition vehicle, which could drop off a 500kg explosive charge. Operated via radio by its German crew, the remotely controlled Borgward IV was the heaviest type of Germanys demolition vehicles used in WWII, with the Goliath and Springer representing the light and medium segments. It was introduced in 1942, with 616 of the 3.65m-long Ausf.A variant produced. This reusable demolition charge carrier wasnt a great success, however, it was unreliable and expensive. The Tiger I was introduced as the control vehicle for the Borgward IV in 1943-44. There were three companies that operated the Borgward IV. One of these, Panzer Kompanie (Fkl) 313, was subordinated to s.Pz.Abt.508 in December 1943. It had 14 Tiger Is, and its first combat was at Anzio in early 1944.
The Tiger I has Zimmerit, in keeping with that period of the war and for s.Pz.Abt.508, and it has suitable modifications for its control vehicle role. This includes a new antenna and base on the right side of the turret, with this antenna being used to communicate with the demolition charge-carrying vehicle. The well-detailed Borgward IV has not been on the market for a considerable period of time, so its release is much anticipated. Of course, its inclusion with the Tiger I to represent a combination used by C Company of s.Pz.Abt.508 makes it all the more explosively appealing!
DRA6868, Pz.Kpfw.VI (7.5cm) Ausf. B
We are proud to release the first ever 1/35 scale kit of an unusual German tank from the WWII era. Known as the Pz.Kpfw.VI (7.5cm) Ausf.B, it was a prototype tank that never made it into mass production. Krupp was ordered to produce six Waffe 0725 turrets, while Henschel was required to modify its existing VK 36.01 hull to accommodate this turret. To be crewed by five soldiers, the resulting vehicle would have weighed 40 tonnes. However, Hitler ordered that the project be scuttled when it was learnt in 1942 that not enough tungsten was available. This Pz.Kpfw.VI (7.5cm) Ausf.B was a direct predecessor of the VK 45.01 (H), which eventually led to the famous Tiger I.
This new kit of the Pz.Kpfw.VI (7.5cm) Ausf.B is brand new, indeed it uses 100% new toolings! Mounting a 7.5cm gun, it has a Krupp-designed turret installed, which looks similar to a Panzer IV turret. Built to 1/35 scale, it is the very first kit of this vehicle to appear in plastic injection form. It is extremely well detailed, with a full interior for the fighting compartment. The tracks, which feature individual slide-molded links, are also well detailed. It is a unique-looking tank, and the ancestry of the Tiger I can be clearly discerned. The Pz.Kpfw.VI (7.5cm) Ausf.B led to the highly regarded Tiger I, and thus the kit is of huge significance to everyone seriously interested in the development of German WWII tanks.
Loads of Resin Bits from U-Models!
We just received this update from U-Models on all of the resin accessories and kits they have been releasing!
This is quite a diverse selection- everything from figures to diorama building pieces to full 1:35 truck kits and more!
New From Perfect Scale Modellbau!
Amazing Resin from Des Kits Part 2!
Amazing Resin from Des Kits Part 1!
These two 120mm figure kits are new and we did not see them up on the website yet so you may want to contact Des Kits directly at deskit@orange.fr
Meng Models Photo Megaganza
We just received samples of three new kits by Meng!
Here's a closer look:
TS-021a, 1:35 BRITISH MEDIUM TANK MK.A WHIPPET
TS-028, 1:35 Russian Main Battle Tank T-72B3
TS-030, 1:35 GERMAN FLAKPANZER GEPARD A1/A2
Coming Soon From Trumpeter!
We received our information from Stevens International.
The following new kits are scheduled to arrive in March 2017
1548, 1/35 Russian T62 Mod 1962 Iraqi Regular Army Tank
The T-62 is a Soviet main battle tank first introduced in 1961 and used during the Cold War. With over 22,000 built, it was one of the top-used tanks during the era. The 1962 variant of this kit uses an early model engine deck. Kit consists of over 470 parts, including gun barrel, copper cable, individual track links, and photo-etched parts.
5591, 1/35 Soviet JSU152K Armored Self-Propelled Gun
The JSU152 (ISU152) was a WWII Soviet self-propelled gun used until the 1970s. Shared with multiple countries in Asia and Europe, the vehicle continued to be used for many years after the war ended. The 152K variant was developed in 1956, utilizing a new engine with a cooling and heating system, along with a new commander’s cupola and increased armor. Kit consists of over 360 parts, including copper cable and photo-etched parts.
9501, 1/35 Soviet AT-T Artillery Prime Mover
The AT-T heavy artillery tractor was a Cold War era vehicle used by the Soviet Union. Based on the T-54 tank’s chassis and drive system, the AT-T was the basis for numerous future vehicles used in the Soviet military. Kit consists of over 520 parts, including copper cable, individual track links, and photo-etched parts.
New Items From Panzer Shop!
For modelers with guts... and money!
PS35268, Conversion resin set (and photo-etch, windows & dashboard folie) for plastic kit MAZ-537 (Trumpeter) 1/35 scale.
PS35267, Conversion multimedia set contains parts of resin, photo-etch and CD-Rom - only for Tamiya T-72 plastic kit.
PS35C180, 100mm Anti-tank gun Ptk vz.53
We also saw these smaller heavy weapons kits:
AFV Club Israeli M109!
We received this news from Joe at Merit International, the U.S. Importer for AFV Club.
AFV-AF35272, 1:35 IDF M109 1982 Rochev
-Unique early IDF type muzzle brake, turret front mounted stow-age baskets and IDF jerry cans are included in this model.
-Markings for 3 IDF artillery units.
-The Israel modified version of the M109A1 in service saw combat in the first Lebanon war in 1982.
All New Tooling:
-Tarvor TAR-21 Assault Rifle w/ Mepro –21 Reflex Sight Assault Rifle
-GTAR-21 assault Rifle w/M203
-Colt M4
-Colt M-4 w/ M203
-IDF Munition Carriers & Charge containers.
-All New side hull detailed accessories
New Brass from Aber!
16 055, Set of US Army MS antennas to MP-48 base
1:25 scale
25 L-10, Russian 85 mm ZiS-S-53 L/54,6 tank Barrel for T-34/85 (model 1944/55)
1:35 scale
35 L-189, German 88mm L/56 two-piece barrel for Flak 36 and Flak 37
35 L-196, Barrels for British WWI Tank Mk.I Female or 0.303 Vickers gun x 4 8mm Hotchkiss m.1909 x 1 (Takom)
35 L-198, Armament for British Vickers Medium Tank MK I OQF 3 pdr Vickers x1 pcs. (Hobby-Boss)
35 L-208, Soviet 122 mm A-19 Barrel for ISU-122 (Zvezda)
35 P-27, Soviet anti-tank guided rocket 9M14 Malyutka (AT-3 Sagger)
1:48 Scale
48 043, STURMTIGER (38 cm RW61 Assault mortar) Vol.1, Basic set (AFV Club)
48 049, STURMTIGER (38 cm RW61 Assault mortar) Vol.2 fenders and exhaust covers (AFV Club)
1:400 Scale
1:400 L-07, Set of 20 pcs 20mm L/70 Oerlikon barrels for US & Royal Navy
TCS 25, Stainless Steel Towing Cables 2,5mm, 125 cm long
Gobs of Goodies from Hauler!
www.hauler.cz
HAULER
1:72 Accessories
HLH72057, M1A1 (HA) Abrams (Revell kit)
HLH72058, Barbed wire WW2
1:48 Accessories
HLX48376, British 7ton Armored car Mk.IV Humber
1:35 Accessories
HLU35097, Antitank barriers
HLU35098, Plastic Crates
HLU35099, Soviet tank Anti-Radiation Cladding fastener
New Abrams and ZSU-23 Sets from ET Model!
E35-251, Modern US ARMY M1A2 SEP MBT TUSK I/II (Meng TS-026)
E35-252, Russian ZSU-23-4 Shilka Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun (Meng TS-023)
New from SKP Model!
Nuts & Bolts 37 Preview!
Nuts & Bolts 37 will be out in November. Here is a sneak preview from the publisher:
We are pleased to announce the publication of our latest Volume 37 on the early versions of the Jadgpanzer IV, also called “Guderian duck”. This “tank” first designed 1942 on an order of the Heereswaffenamt to VOMAG and first introduced in 1944 was basically a new successor to the Sturmgeschütz. There was a considerable effort by the General der Artillerie for the retention of the designation “Sturmgeschütz”. Guderian battled and won his case for the issuing of the tanks to the Panzerjäger units of the Panzer-Divisions. Despite the inexperienced Panzerjäger units the Jagdpanzer IV became a very worthy adversary against the Allies Armoured opposition. This volume includes the early versions of Panzerjäger IV chassis No. V2 to the leichte Panzerjäger IV with the 7.5 cm Pak 39 L/48. As we formulated the production of this volume it became apparent that the historical information we obtained could only be done justice if we produced two volumes on one of the most important German tank of the Second World War. Together with Volume 38, which is devoted to the VOMAG and ALKETT versions with the 7.5 cm Pak 42 L/70 and on the Einheitsfahrgestell, all versions of this formidable vehicle will be included to the standard of information that our readers have
become used to.
Nuts & Bolts Vol. 37: Jagdpanzer IV Part 1: L/48 (Sd.Kfz. 162) (available November 18th, 2016)
Autor Joachim Baschin & Martin Block
180 pages A4, glue-bound, approx. 368 photos, of these 152 contemporary photos from manuals, combat and war fronts in b/w, most of them previously unpublished; 193 colour photos of restored vehicles and their components in public and private collections, 23 colour photos of the models from T.Greenland, English / German captions, 48 pages English / German text, 15 pages of scale drawings of all versions and details in 1:35 scale from John Rue, 16 camouflage schemes from Laurent Lecocq, tactical signs and five tables of organization of units (Kriegstärke- Nachweisungen KStN) having these vehicles in their arsenal, first published November 18th, 2016.