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Bugatti T35 #25 National Colour Project – Grand Prix Portugal · 1:18 CMC Find it on Diecastmodelswholesale Few racing cars represent the golden age of Grand Prix competition as clearly as the Bugatti Type 35. In this 1:18 scale edition by CMC, the iconic machine is presented in the National Colour Project specification, inspired by its appearance at the Portuguese Grand Prix. The Type 35 defined pre-war motorsport with its lightweight construction, advanced engineering, and distinctive eight-spoke alloy wheels. It became one of the most successful racing cars of the 1920s, combining mechanical refinement with competitive dominance across European circuits. CMC translates that legacy into a highly detailed diecast model, finished with the precision and craftsmanship the brand is known for. The body proportions, exposed mechanical elements, and period-correct details reflect the technical character of the original car. This edition highlights the Portuguese racing colors, adding historic...

  Trumpeter 1:16 German Panther G – A Serious Build for Dedicated WWII Modellers The Panther G is often described as one of the most balanced tank designs of the Second World War—not because it was simple, but because it brought together firepower, armour, and mobility in a way that influenced tank design decades after the war. This 1:16 scale kit from Trumpeter follows that same philosophy. It’s not just a model — it’s a project. With over 2,300 parts and a fully detailed interior, this is clearly aimed at modellers who enjoy the process as much as the final result. At this scale, presence becomes part of the appeal. Once assembled, the Panther G is not something that sits quietly on a shelf — it dominates the space, especially when finished with a well-executed camouflage scheme or integrated into a diorama. What stands out immediately is the level of detail. The inclusion of a full interior already places this kit in a different category, and elements like t...

  Trumpeter 1:16 German Sd.Kfz.186 Jagdtiger Tank Destroyer Model Kit Product Overview The Jagdtiger (Sd.Kfz.186) remains the heaviest operationally deployed armoured fighting vehicle of the Second World War. Entering service in late 1944, its immense armour and powerful armament were offset by severe mechanical limitations caused by excessive weight. This Trumpeter 1:16 scale kit offers a highly detailed large-scale build aimed at experienced modellers seeking maximum realism and presence. Key Features Full interior detail Individual track links Photo-etched parts included Over 1,500 parts Large-scale presence: Length 657.8 mm × Width 235 mm Plastic model kit – paint and glue required Figures not included Recommended Modelling Supplies Deluxe Materials Plastic Magic Cement (AD83) – precise, low-odour plastic cement Vallejo Model Color paints – suitable for large-scale military finishes Image Credit:  Hobbies / Trumpeter Affiliate Discl...

  German Tiger I, Early Production – Tamiya 1:35 Scale Model Kit The early-production Tiger I represents the first operational version of one of the most influential heavy tanks of the Second World War. Introduced in 1942, the early variants featured distinctive details that reflect the rapid evolution of German armoured design during the opening phase of the Tiger’s combat service. This Tamiya 1:35 scale plastic model kit focuses on accurate exterior proportions and straightforward assembly, making it a solid choice for modellers interested in early-war German heavy armour. As a classic subject within the 1:35 military scale, it fits naturally into North Africa and Eastern Front dioramas from 1942–43. Kit overview Scale: 1:35 Subject: German Tiger I – Early Production Unassembled and unpainted plastic model kit Paints and glue required (not included) Manufacturer reference: Tamiya 35216 This kit is well suited for modellers seeking a historically signif...

  Tamiya 1/35 U.S. Navy PBR 31 Mk. II Patrol Boat “Pibber” – Vietnam Riverine Warfare The U.S. Navy PBR 31 Mk.II was one of the most recognisable patrol craft used during the Vietnam War, designed for riverine operations where speed, shallow draft and heavy firepower were essential. Originally based on a civilian fibreglass hull, the PBR became a highly effective platform for patrol, interdiction and fire support in confined waterways. This Tamiya 1:35 scale plastic model kit captures the distinctive shape and layout of the PBR, featuring a detailed cockpit and interior framework, movable weapons, and four crew figures. With its compact size and strong historical context, it fits naturally into Vietnam-era dioramas or standalone naval displays. Kit overview Scale: 1/35 Length: 279 mm Detailed interior and cockpit Movable turret and machine guns Includes four crew figures Paint and glue required Recommended adhesive Deluxe Materials Plastic Magic Cemen...

  Tamiya 1/35 British Infantry Tank Mk.IV Churchill Mk.VII – Late-War British Infantry Armour The British Infantry Tank Mk. IV Churchill  Mk. VII represents the most developed wartime version of one of Britain’s most distinctive armoured fighting vehicles. Designed primarily for infantry support, the Churchill prioritises heavy armour protection, trench-crossing capabilities, and reliability across broken terrain rather than outright speed. The Mk.VII introduced a completely redesigned welded hull and turret, replacing earlier riveted construction. Armour thickness increased significantly, reaching up to 152 mm, while the adoption of the 75 mm gun improved overall battlefield effectiveness. From D-Day onwards, the Churchill Mk. VII became a key asset in British armoured operations across Western Europe. This Tamiya 1/35 scale plastic model kit focuses on accurate exterior detailing and a balanced level of complexity, making it suitable for modellers interested in...

OcCre 1/24 Scale Supermarine Spitfire Mk IXc EN398 Model Kit Supermarine Spitfire Mk IXc EN398 Follow Scale & Motion for more curated content. The OcCre 1/24 Scale Supermarine Spitfire Mk IXc EN398 Model Kit is a large-scale multimedia model of one of the most recognisable Allied fighters of the Second World War, presented here in the markings of Wing Commander Johnnie Johnson’s personal aircraft. Combining wood, metal and resin components, it recreates the Spitfire’s elliptical wing, slim nose and refined late-war Mk IXc airframe, offering a substantial project for modellers interested in RAF history and the evolution of this iconic interceptor. This is an advanced, unassembled model kit comprising over 700 parts and an estimated 160 hours of building time. Paint and glue are required to complete the Supermarine Spitfire Mk IXc EN398 and are not included, allowing builders to select their preferred finishing products and colour tones or use the dedicated OcCre paint set. Class...