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Frontline Breakthrough!It was late 1944 and Germany was clearly losing the war. Russia was closing in on the Eastern front while American bombing r...

This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit depicting the Ausf.A variant of the renowned Panther tank fielded in late WWII by Nazi Germany. Fr...

During WWII, the German army used self-propelled guns in large quantities with one such gun being the German Sturmgeschütz III. This plastic assemb...

An Easy RideThe U.S. M4 Sherman tank was undoubtedly one of the symbols of WWII, deployed in great quantities and numerous variants to counter t...

During the middle stages of WWII, most German military vehicles had trouble providing adequate support to troops, therefore the N type tank was bui...

The First PantherWidely regarded as one of the finest German WWII armor designs, the Panther's story began with the Ausf.D variant. Panthers had ex...

Kicking Up a SturmThis rather rare WWII German AFV featured a fearsome 38cm rocket launcher mounted upon the proven Tiger I chassis, and was develo...

The KV-1's Bigger BrotherIn December 1939 the KV-1 was officially adopted by the Soviet military; it was followed by the KV-2, a heavier design bas...

Prowling ArmorInitial encounters with the T-34 in 1941 were something of a shock to invading German troops, who had until that point experienced ge...

In May 2017 it was decided to give the Bundeswehr Leopard 2 tank an upgrade in the form of the Leopard 2 A7V; building upon the A7 variant, the A7V...

A Formidable FelineWhen it appeared in 1942, the Tiger I represented a significant evolution in German armor, with its heavy armor and powerful 88m...

About the M4 Sherman Early ProductionWith approximately 50,000 units produced during WWII, the U.S. Army's series of M4 Sherman tanks were one of t...

About the Leopard The Leopard 2 was developed in the 1970s in the former West Germany, and by the time of its more modern A6 variant had received m...

Waste Not, Want Not This light tank in fact started life as the LTvz.38 developed for Czechoslovakia, but was adopted and renamed 38(t) by impresse...