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Germany 1939-45New releases
Tiger 1 (late version – Wittman)
Late model Tiger 1 modelled on 101st SS Heavy Tank Battalion vehicles encountered in Normandy. The tank ace Michael Wittman commanded one in 1944. Steel wheels, extra track armour and low profile cupola. Can be modelled with commander or closed down.
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Germany 1939-45New releases
Tiger 1 (mid)
The legendary German heavy tank, this model represents a mid-production version with “dustbin” cupola and rubber road wheels. Suitable for 1942-3. Can be modelled with commander or closed down
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West Germany 1945-1991
Jaguar 2 (RaketenJagdPanzer)
The Raketenjagdpanzer was developed along with the gun armed KononeJagdPanzer. The Anti-tank missile allowed tanks to be attacked at greater ranges but early versions were slow firing and unable to engage close targets. This model represents the Jaguar 2 varient using the American TOW missile system from 1983 onwards.
casement layout followed the very successful designs of WW2: the Stug, Jagdpanzer …
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West Germany 1945-1991
JagdPanzer, Kanonen 90mm
The Kanonenjagdpanzer was developed in the mid-1960s. The casement layout followed the very successful designs of WW2: the Stug, Jagdpanzer and Jagdpanther.? It was highly mobile with a low profile but the gun had limited traverse, excellent for ambush. With a crew of 4 it remained in service with reserve units until 1991 by which time the 90mm gun was …
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West Germany 1945-1991
Gepard SPAAG
The Gepard AA tank entered service with West Germany in 1973 and was retired in 2010. The vehicle is based and a Leopard 1 hull with twin 35mm cannon and radar in a large powered turret. Also manufactured for the Netherlands and Belgium. It is designed to keep pace with armoured units and protect them from air attack.
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West Germany 1945-1991
Bergepanzer 2A2 ARV
The Bergepanzer 2A2? ARV is based on the Leopard 1. First introduced 1977 it is able to recovery vehicles with its powerful winch. A 16t crane is available to assist with repairs and recovery. The vehicle can also carry out basic earth moving tasks with its dozer blade
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West Germany 1945-1991
Marder Roland
The Roland Anti-aircraft missile system was developed jointly by France and Germany Germany chose to mount the system on the FlaRakPz 1 or Marder. The Marder MICV chassis meant it was able to keep pace with panzer units. The vehicle carries 10 missiles in total with automatic reloading from the hull. Crew 3
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West Germany 1945-1991
Leopard 1A 1A
It was soon realised the Leopard 1 needed to increase it’s survivability so a Blom & Voss developed applique armour for the turret as well as improved night vision and radios creating the 1A1A to A1A4 versions. These served from 1974 in the 80s it began to be transfered to support and reserve units and finaly withdrawn from German service …
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West Germany 1945-1991
Leopard 2 A1-4
The Leopoard 2 introduced into the Bundeswehr in 1979 and successufully exported to 17 countries both in and outside NATO.
The powerful 120mm smooth bore L44 gun and slab sided laminated armour distinguish the Leopard 2 from the earlier Leoard 1 although both served side by side for many years.
*This model comes with the option of crew out or hatches closed
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West Germany 1945-1991
Spahpanzer Luchs – Armoured car
The Luchs or Lynx long ranged armoured car entered service in 1975. Fast and fully amphibious the Lynx was the eyes of the West German Panzer units up until 2009. It could be driven backwards as fast as forwards with the radioman operating as auxilery driver
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West Germany 1945-1991
Marder 1A2 Milan ATGM
The Marder MICV was first produced in 1969 and has been steadily developed to the present day. This represents an mid production production Marder 1A2 with 20mm cannon turret and Milan ATGM. 1A2 service from 1977 through to 1988. The Marder is a large (26t) and capable vehicle designed to keep pace with the Leopard tank. It provides protection and …
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West Germany 1945-1991
Marder 1A1
The Marder MICV was first produced in 1969 and has been steadily developed to the present day. This represents an early production Marder 1A1 with 20mm cannon turret and remote MG turret at the back. 1A1 service from 1969 through to the early 80s. The Marder is a large (26t) and capable vehicle designed to keep pace with the Leopard …
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West Germany 1945-1991
Leopard 1 A3/A4
Mid production Leopard 1 with up armoured welded turret. The mainstay of the Bundeswher from mid 1970s to late 1980s. The better armoured A3 featured more sophisticated fire control and vision systems. It still the L7 105mm gun. Many Leopard 1 users bought this design or had older vehicles remanufacturered to this standard.? It still remains in service with many …
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West Germany 1945-1991
Leopard 1 A1
Early production Leopard 1 with cast turret. The mainstay of the Bundeswher from 1965 – 1980s. Lightly armoured and very agile, with a powerful L7 105mm gun. This design was exported to Holland, Belgium, Denmark,? Norway, Canada and Austrialia.? It still remains in service with many nations around the world.
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Germany 1939-45
Panzer IV H Shurtzen
Medium tank developed in 1930s, this 1944 version with distinctive spaced armour was still in service in some countries until 1970s
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Germany 1939-45
Mercedes G4 staff car
Substantial 6 wheel Staff Car, transport for senior officers and officials
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Germany 1939-45
Panzer IV Wirbelwind
AA tank used to protect HQ units and vital locations from air attack. Normally attached to Panzer divisions
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