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MiniArt 35233 Soviet Soldiers Taking a Break Scala 1/35

MINIART

MiniArt 35233 Soviet Soldiers Taking a Break Scala 1/35

MiniArt 35233 Soviet Soldiers Taking a Break Scale 1/35. In the 1920s and – especially – the 1930s, the Red Army experienced rapid development in terms of increasing its assignments, as well as increasing saturation with technical weapons, mainly armored weapons. However, the infantry was the main and numerically largest element of the Red Army. Intense quantitative development of this type of weapon began at the turn of 1929 and 1930. In 1939, even before the aggression against Poland, the Soviet infantry was formed into 173 divisions (the so-called rifle divisions), most of which they were grouped into 43 bodies. It is worth adding that after the September campaign of 1939, this number increased even more. The Soviet rifle division in 1941 consisted of three rifle regiments (three battalions each), an artillery regiment, after a division of anti-tank and anti-aircraft artillery, as well as reconnaissance and communication battalions. In total it numbered around 14,500 people. However, in 1945, this position underwent significant changes, leading to a division of approximately 11,500–12,000 personnel, consisting of three infantry regiments, an artillery brigade consisting of three regiments, a self-propelled artillery squadron and many support units, including including anti-tanks, anti-aircraft weapons and communications. The saturation of infantry units with machine guns also increased significantly, for example with APsZ 41 and later APsZ 43 submachine guns.
ITALERI FRENCH IMPERIAL GUARD ARTILLERY WATERLOO – 6135 SCALA 1:72

ITALERI

ITALERI FRENCH IMPERIAL GUARD ARTILLERY WATERLOO – 6135 SCALA 1:72

Napoleon's Imperial Guard brought together all the specialties of the Grande Armée. The units of the Foot Grenadiers, the Chasseurs-a-Cheval and the Empress' Dragoons were joined by artillery units of the Foot and Horse Guards. The kit represents a unit of the Regiment d'Artillerie a Pied de la Garde Imperiale whose members they identified with the tall bearskin bonnet adopted in 1810. The typical Guard formation consisted of 8 men
ITALERI british light cavalry

ITALERI

ITALERI british light cavalry

BRITISH LIGHT CAVALRY AMERICAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE 1176, ITALERI 1:72 During the American War of Independence the British army modified its operational tactics to make them more suitable for the mountainous territories without lines of communication in North America. Light cavalry regiments, together with light infantry battalions with considerable mobility, constituted the ideal solution. Among the most used cavalry units are the Light Dragoons. The 17th Light Dragoon Regiment was already present in 1775 in Boston and can be depicted with the characteristic "redcoats"
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Corel SM 38 H.m.s. Resolution Scala 1 50 Cutter inglese XVIII Sec.

COREL

Corel SM 38 H.m.s. Resolution Scala 1 50 Cutter inglese XVIII Sec.

HMS RESOLUTION Corel SM38 wooden assembly kit 1:50 scale model that appeared in the early 18th century was characterized by a single main mast, a large mainsail with peak and boom, jibs and counter jibs and one or more square sails aft. Corel's Kit is built with quality lumber and well finished fittings and hardware. In conclusion, a naval model of medium difficulty with construction plans in multilingual, an excellent assembly kit for the naval model maker.
Clamp Set Amati, 7377 naval accessories

AMATI

Clamp Set Amati, 7377 naval accessories

Clamp Set Amati, 7377 art. 7377 - Clamp Set - Clamps for planking The kit contains 12 clips and 14 brass plates. The attached photos show how to use the clothespins: a photoengraving is inserted onto a normal stationery clothespin, bending the tabs already present, which stop it in position. The clip is stopped at the frame and allows you to keep the batten in position for better gluing or nailing. This tool is suitable for keeping many details of various types in position, not just strips, as long as there is an anchor for the clip.
AMATI HUNTER Q-SHIP – WOODEN MODEL – 1450 1:60 SCALE

AMATI

AMATI HUNTER Q-SHIP – WOODEN MODEL – 1450 1:60 SCALE

HUNTER Q-SHIP Amati: AM 1450 wooden assembly kit, 1:60 scale naval model launched in the early 1900s as a cargo ship and used as a coal ship during times of peace. Supplied by the English Merchant Navy purchased by the Royal Navy due to its robustness and excellent nautical qualities suitable for navigating the North Seas. The name Q-ship derives from the Queenstown shipyard where it was modified during the war period with the addition of weapons, the Its structural conformation made it possible to hide the weapons supplied, furthermore the walls of the false case, like those of the false cabin, could be dismantled and placed in the hold through the hatch. The assembly box contains all the well-finished accessories, the wood is of high quality while the construction plans are detailed and in multilingual with many illustrated tables. It is certainly a well-maintained naval model of medium difficulty for the modeler passionate about this type of vessel.
KEEL CLAMPS MORSA ROTANTE AMATI

AMATI

KEEL CLAMPS MORSA ROTANTE AMATI

This special rotating ladder blocks and supports the models during the assembly, painting and finishing phases. The mobile clamps slide on the aluminum bar and, by rotating, allow the models to be locked in the most varied positions. The bar, also fully rotating and tiltable on all sides, will allow access to all parts of the model. The metal base can be fixed to the work table with two clamps included in the package, or positioned firmly with four screws. Bar length cm. 40. Includes clamps for fixing.
ENDEAVOR Corel: SM41 wooden assembly kit 1:60 SCALE

COREL

ENDEAVOR Corel: SM41 wooden assembly kit 1:60 SCALE

ENDEAVOR Corel assembly SM41 wooden model in 1:50 scale when on August 26, 1768 Endeavor under the command of the famous James Cook from Plymouth, there were 94 people on board including officers, scholars, crew and family. ENDEAVOR before being purchased by The British Admiralty under the name of EARL OF PEMBROKE transported coal from England to Scandinavia. the Admiralty then transformed the ship making it suitable for scientific explorations: the masts were completely replaced, the hull was covered and numerous guns on pivots were placed along the sides. The kit is made by Corel and made with quality wood well finished accessories and small parts. Naval model of medium difficulty; with construction plans in multilingual, excellent assembly kit for the naval model maker.

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TORNADO GR.1 RAF REVELL 1:72

REVELL

TORNADO GR.1 RAF REVELL 1:72

TORNADO GR.1 RAF REVELL 1:72 The origins of the Tornado design date back to 1968. It was then that the trinational PANAVIA consortium was formed to carry out the project known as MRCA (Multi-Role Combat Aircraft). On 14 September 1974 the flight of the first prototype took place and construction of the first 640 aircraft ordered began, with production being split so that Germany and Great Britain each completed 42.5% and Italy 15% of the total. order. Tornado fleets are currently the most important part of the aviation of three European NATO countries. They remain in the composition of the air forces of Great Britain (Royal Air Force), Italy (Italian Air Force) and Germany (Luftwaffe) and in the aviation of the German Navy (Marinefliege). Furthermore, in 1986, some of these aircraft were ordered by Saudi Arabia and incorporated into its armed forces (Royal Saudi Air Force). There are three main versions of the aircraft: Tornado ECR, Tornado ADV and Tornado IDS. Tornado ECR is a German/Italian reconnaissance version, it can carry Raytheon AGM - 88 HARM anti-radar missiles. Additionally, they carry AIM-9L Sidewinder missiles for self-defense purposes. The Tornado ADV is a version of the interceptor, equipped with the large Marconi-Ferranti Foxhunter radar with a range of up to 190 km and capable of tracking up to 20 targets simultaneously. The Tornado IDS, on the other hand, is an assault bomber designed primarily to support ground forces. It is capable of carrying a wide range of weapons, including: a CWS flying cartridge, Paveway II guided bombs, GBU-15 guided bombs, AGM-65 Maverick air-to-ground missiles. Technical data (ADV version): length: 18.68 m, wingspan (maximum): 13.91 m, height: 5.95 m, maximum speed: 2.27 mA, rate of climb: 77 m/s, ceiling practical: 21300 m, maximum range: 1850 km, armament: fixed - one 27 mm IWKA-Mauser cannon, suspended - up to 8500 kg load.
EDUARD FREEDOM TIGER – LIMITED – 11182 SCALA 1:48

EDUARD

EDUARD FREEDOM TIGER – LIMITED – 11182 SCALA 1:48

The F-5 is a legendary fighter aircraft designed and built by the American company Northrop, which in the 1960s was the only fighter aircraft manufacturer to offer a light and affordable fighter. The F-5 was produced in two versions; F-5A single-seat designated fighter and F-5B two-seat training and combat. The F-5 was much smaller than modern fighters and weighed about a third of the weight of the popular F-4 Phantom. It owed such a small size to the engines used. Northrop designers saw early progress in developing small turbojet engines built for guided missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles. They found that these engines had a favorable thrust-to-weight ratio, and because they were also relatively small, they could be used in a twin-engine airplane, thus ensuring greater propulsion reliability. The aircraft did not have complicated avionics and electronics, so preparation for the mission and inspections did not require much work. As a result, the combat readiness factor of units armed with these machines was very high, especially compared to other supersonic aircraft of that period. The F-5 had relatively simple equipment, which limited its combat capabilities, but nevertheless the machine was a reasonable compromise between price and value. It provided the aviation of poor countries with considerable defensive and offensive potential. Northrop designers sought to build the smallest fighter possible. The F-5A was armed with two 20 mm M39A-2 cannons mounted in the nose of the machine, and the ammunition supply was 280 rounds per gun. Access, maintenance and ammunition resupply procedures did not cause problems, as did other maintenance activities. All teams were within reach of the armorer standing on the ground. It was similarly simple to adjust the setting of the guns so that their arrays converged at a specific point in front of the machine. The basic tools were enough to do this. The theoretical rate of fire of the guns was 1500 rounds per minute. Even a short burst from this weapon could have devastating effects. The wingtips are designed to hang Sidewinder missiles, a formidable air-to-air weapon. The F-5 is stable and has good handling properties, so you get great accuracy when firing cannons. Unlike the F-5A, the two-seat version of the F-5B Freedom Fighter was not armed with cannons, but like the single-seat version, it had seven suspension nodes for various weapons and additional fuel tanks. The F-5 has repeatedly proven itself in attacks on ground targets, it was maneuverable at both low and high speed, had good visibility from the cabin, was very stable. When the F-5 entered service in 1964, it was immediately successful: 85 percent. The fighting competitions held at that time led to the success of this little fighter. In January 1971, due to the modifications made, the F-5A/B was redesignated F-5E, better known as Tiger II. Two years later, the two-seat version of the Tiger II, designated the F-5F, also appeared. In the E/F version, this aircraft is used as an introductory aircraft, after which the pilots transition to the F-18. Since 1994, Northrop Grumman and USAAF have collaborated intensively to further upgrade the airframe, avionics and cockpit of the F-5E/F. As a result, Northrop Grumman is poised for the modernization of F-5A/B aircraft in next four phases or immediately to the highest standard known as Tiger IV. The improvements concern the equipment of the aircraft with a multi-range radar (e.g. APG-66), combat mission computers, multifunctional imaging systems in the cabin, HUD, navigation system, installation of on-board oxygen generation, ejection seat, weapons management system, modern flight control systems, as well as replacement airframe elements made of lighter or stronger materials. The F-5 also offers things like combat mission software borrowed from the F-20, more powerful engines. You can also order a wing replacement, making it possible to hang Maverick missiles. There are and will be many more possibilities for modernization, because Northrop/Grumman engineers are constantly working on it. So it's no surprise that the F-5 is one of the most successful export products in the history of the US aerospace industry. Technical data (for F-5A version): Maximum speed: 1.4 Ma, rate of climb: 146 m/s, practical ceiling: 15550 m, maximum range: 2520 km, armament: two 20 mm M39A-2 cannons , Suspended - up to 2,800 kg of bombs and rockets.
Gloster Meteor F.1 BY TAMIYA 61051

TAMIYA

Gloster Meteor F.1 BY TAMIYA 61051

The Gloster Meteor was a twin-engine straight-wing jet fighter produced by the British Gloster Aircraft Company in the 1940s. The first British jet to enter operational service and the second in the world, the Meteor was used for about 15 years by the air forces of dozens of nations. Armament consisted of four 20 mm Hispano guns. Propulsion was provided by two jet engines installed on the straight wing. The speed was between 668 and 950 km/h depending on the models, two of which appeared in wartime. Despite its traditional design and large size, it fought in various regional conflicts until at least 1956 and achieved several firsts and a world speed record. On November 7, 1945, Captain HJ Wilson achieved the first speed record for a jet aircraft, flying at a speed of 975 km/h at Herne Bay in Kent (England). When it was surpassed as a fighter, it found use as a fighter-bomber and especially as a two-seat night fighter, equipped with radar in the nose, as well as a trainer.

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ZVEZDA 9062 Russian nuclear ballistic submarine "TULA" 1/350 scale

ZVEZDA

ZVEZDA 9062 Russian nuclear ballistic submarine "TULA" 1/350 scale

ZVEZDA 9062 Russian nuclear ballistic submarine "TULA" 1/350 scale. The Russian K-114 "Tula" is a Project 667BDRM Delfin class (NATO code Delta IV) nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine with a length of 167 m. It was the 4th submarine if its class was built in 1987 at the Severodvinsk SevMash (Northern Machine-building Enterprise). In total, 7 submarines had been built under Project 667BDRM before 1992. They are the main components of the Russian strategic nuclear triad. These submarines quite regularly make long-distance voyages and participate in shooting training. Each submarine is equipped with 16 Sineva R-29RMU2 ballistic missiles. As of 2018, the nuclear submarine "Tula" is part of the Red Banner Northern Fleet of the Russian Navy.
WWII S.S Jeremiah O Brien (type Liberty) BY Trumpeter 05301

TRUMPETER

WWII S.S Jeremiah O Brien (type Liberty) BY Trumpeter 05301

The SS Jeremiah O'Brien was an American merchant ship of World War II. The keel of this unit was laid down in May 1943 and the launching took place in June of the same year and in July 1943 the ship entered service. The total length of the vessel at the time of launch was 134.57 meters and a beam of 17 meters. Full displacement reached 14,450 tons, and maximum speed - 11 knots. The deck armament at the time of the launch consisted of a single 127mm gun, three 76mm guns and eight 20mm Oerlikon guns. SS Jeremiah O'Brien was one of the Liberty ships. Ships of this type were mass-built by shipyards located in the USA and Canada during World War II. Units of this type were cheap and easy to produce, they had a very simple structure, but also very spacious holds. It is worth adding that the first units of this type were built in about 240-250 days, but together with the improvement of production techniques, this time has decreased to about 40 days! Over 2,700 Liberty Ships were built during the war, with approximately 200 lost in hostilities. SS Jeremiah O'Brien was built at New England Shipbuilding Corporation in South Portland, Maine. She began her Atlantic service, where she made a total of four convoy voyages. She was also used as a transport ship during the invasion of Normandy on 6 June 1944. She then sailed to the South Pacific and Indian Oceans, where she served until the end of World War II. In 1946, SS Jeremiah O'Brien was transferred to reserve. She is currently one of only two Liberty Ships operating as a museum ship.
Battleship 'Knyaz Suvorov' | Flagship of the 2nd Pacific Squadron Battleship | Zvezda | no. 9026 | 1:350

ZVEZDA

Battleship 'Knyaz Suvorov' | Flagship of the 2nd Pacific Squadron Battleship | Zvezda | no. 9026 | 1:350

Suvorov (full name: Kniaź Suvorov) was a Russian battleship (the so-called pre-dreadnought), under which the keel was laid in 1907 at the Baltic Works in St. Petersburg, launched in September 1902, and entered service in the Russian Navy in 1904. The length of the ship was 121 m, the beam 23.2 m and a displacement of about 14,000 tons. Maximum speed was up to 18 knots. The main armament consisted of four 305 mm guns and the secondary armament consisted of, among other things, 12 152 mm guns and 20 75 mm guns. Prince Suvorov was the fourth of five battleships belonging to the Borodino class. Battleships of this type were designed and built to reinforce the Russian fleet stationed in the Far East and were intended to counter, above all, the newly built Japanese battleships. Units of this type were generally well armed and the placement of the 152mm artillery in rotating turrets rather than casemates differed positively from many other vessels of the time. They were also well armored and performed well. Their major drawback was their poor seaworthiness and stability, especially in high waves. They were generally average vessels, giving way in some fields to newer British construction or British-built Japanese vessels. Unfortunately, the history of the battleship Prince Suvorov is very short. In August 1904, she was commissioned and almost immediately sent to the Far East as flagship of the 2nd Pacific Squadron. The squadron was commanded by Vice Admiral Z. Rożestwieński. Having circumnavigated Africa and crossed the Indian Ocean, the Russian squadron reached the vicinity of the island of Tsushima in May 1905, where one of the most famous naval battles of the 20th century took place. On its course, the battleship Prince Suvorov was initially badly damaged and ceased to be maneuverable due to damage to the guidance devices. The ship was finished off by Japanese destroyers on 27 May 1905 in the night hours with most of the crew.
USS Theodore Roosevelt CVN-71 2006 - Trumpeter 05754

TRUMPETER

USS Theodore Roosevelt CVN-71 2006 - Trumpeter 05754

USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71) is a modern American nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. The keel of this unit was laid in 1981, the launch took place in March 1984 and the commissioning to the US Navy took place in 1986. The total length of the ship is 332.8 meters, the overall beam is 76 8 meters and the total displacement is approximately 92,000 tons. The maximum speed does not exceed 32-33 knots. The onboard armament is currently composed of: two Sea Sparrow missile launchers, two RIM-116 launchers and three 20 mm Vulcan Phalanx CIWS sets. The aircraft carrier can embark up to 90 aircraft of types such as, for example: F / A-18 Super Hornet, EA-18 Growler, E-2A Hawkeye or Sikorsky MH / SH-60. USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71) is one of the Nimitz-class aircraft carriers. Ships of this type - until the introduction of the Gerald Ford class units - were the largest ships in history. They were also the first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier class in the history of the United States Navy. From the outset, they were designed as the backbone of the US Navy's strike force and were expected to work closely with other shielding vessels, such as destroyers, frigates and submarines. They are almost a symbol of US Navy dominance in world seas and ratings. One of the carriers of this class is USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71), built at Newport News Shipbuilding in Newport News, Virginia. It is worth adding that, compared to previous units of its class, it has better protection of vital parts of the ship and was built - as before the Nimitz class - in modular technology. Before being accepted for service, the unit underwent very difficult and demanding sea trials, including the detonation of an explosive near the ship. USS T. Roosevelt took an active and significant part in the first Gulf War in 1990-1991. After the end of the conflict, the vessel remained in the area and its aircraft on board monitored the Iraqi side's compliance with the ban on flying over the designated areas. During 1992-1995, the unit periodically served in the Mediterranean Sea and its aircraft participated in Deny Flight and Deliberate Force operations. The individual is currently on active duty.
USS TARAWA DRAGON

DRAGON

USS TARAWA DRAGON

USS TARAWA DRAGON PLASTIC MODEL SHIP TO BUILD IN 1:700 SCALE. THERE ARE NO COLORS OR GLUE INSIDE THE BOX. USS Tarawa was completed in December 1945, too late to take an active part in World War II. After serving for a short period of time in the Far East, it was decommissioned in 1949. It returned to service after the start of the Korean War, being deployed in the Atlantic Ocean to replace units engaged in the conflict. In 1960 she was laid up again, subsequently being sold for demolition in 1968.

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Revell 06054 X-Wing Fighter + TIE Fighter Collector Set Level 3

REVELL

Revell 06054 X-Wing Fighter + TIE Fighter Collector Set Level 3

Revell 06054 X-Wing Fighter + TIE Fighter Collector Set Level 3. X-Wing Fighter 1/57 Scale + TIE Fighter 1/65 Scale. TIE fighter (TIE stands for Twin Ion Engine) is a space fighter from the Star Wars universe that first appeared on the cinema screen in the 1977 film "Star Wars" (Episode IV) and was subsequently appeared in many other parts of the space saga. The basic version of the TIE fighter is assumed to have been approximately 6.3 meters long, approximately 6.4 meters wide and approximately 7.6 meters high. Of course, these are only indicative data. Drive was provided by a Sienar P-s4 dual ion engine and its armament consisted of two Sienar L-s1 laser cannons. The TIE Fighter has served as the Galactic Empire's primary fighter at many times, with Sienar Fleet Systems as its primary manufacturer. At the time of entry into service, machines of this type were characterized by low construction costs and a very simple structure. For example, they had no force shields and their pilots had to carry special oxygen containers with them. At the same time, however, the TIE Fighter had a clear advantage in maneuverability and speed over enemy fighters, especially the Y-Wing or Z-95. However, it did not match the performance of the machine popularly known as the X-Wing, the Incom T-65 machine. It was also much less durable, which caused significant casualties among the pilots who flew it. The X-wing (also known as Incom T-65) is a space fighter in the Star Wars universe, which fights in the ranks of the Rebellion. He first appeared on the screen in the film "Star Wars: A New Hope" (part I or IV of the saga). Standard armament consists of four laser cannons on the wingtips and two proton torpedo launchers. The length of the vehicle is 12.5 meters. Drive is provided by four ion engines. The X-Wing also has maneuvering and stabilization engines. The X-wing was designed and largely produced at Incom as a far-reaching development of the Z-95 fighters. It is worth noting that pilots of this type of fighter could almost always count on the help of astromech droids R2 and R4 in combat missions. Fighters of this type formed the backbone of the Rebel forces during the Battle of Yavin (year O BBY), and it was this type of fighter that was piloted by Luke Skywalker during the attack on the Death Star during that battle. The X-Wing fighters also performed very well during the Battle of Endor (Year 4 ABY).

Electric and petrol radio-controlled cars

VRX RACING RH1011M Monster Truck 1:10 SWORD elettrico RC-550 Turbo speed Nuova Radio 2.4ghz RTR 4WD

VRX RACING

VRX RACING RH1011M Monster Truck 1:10 SWORD elettrico RC-550 Turbo speed Nuova Radio 2.4ghz RTR 4WD

THE MONSTER TRUCK 1:10 SWORD OFF ROAD RTR 4WD, IS POWERED BY THE PERFORMANCE RC-550 TURBO SPEED BRUSHED ENGINE AND MANAGED BY A SELF-PROGRAMMABLE 300A ESC ( SPEED REGULATOR ) WITH THREE FUNCTIONS. THE DIRECTIONAL SERVO READY AND PRECISE IN THE RESPONSE OF THE COMMANDS. AS STANDARD IT HAS A 2.4GHZ HANDWHEEL REMOTE CONTROL AND 2.4GHZ WATERPROOF RECEIVER. ALL POWERED BY A 7.2V 1800 MAH NIMH BATTERY WHICH CAN BE RECHARGED WITH THE SUPPLIED 500 MAH BATTERY CHARGER. THE SWORD MOUNTS THE INNOVATIVE AND IMPORTANT SLIPPER CLUTCH WHICH NOT ONLY BALANCES THE MOVEMENT OF THE MECHANICAL PARTS BUT COMPLETELY REDUCES TEARS AVOIDING BREAKS. IT IS ENTIRELY ASSEMBLED ON A PAN FRAME, AND THE FOUR BIG BORED SHOCK ABSORBERS (ADJUSTABLE) ALLOW IT TO ADAP TO EVERY ROUTE. IT IS PROTECTED AT THE FRONT BY STURDY BUMPERS, IT CAN EXPLOIT ITS ALL ITS POWER THANKS TO THE CARDAN TRANSMISSION, ENTIRELY IN METAL TO WHICH THE FRONT CV JOINTS HAVE BEEN ADDED . FINALLY, THE FRONT END OFFERS DIFFERENT TYPES OF ADJUSTMENT (TOE-IN, Camber, GROUND CLEARANCE) WHILE THE REAR END (CAEWEIGHT AND GROUND CLEARANCE).
TRAXXAS 8020 MIRRORS AND SNORKEL TRX-4 DEFENDER

TRAXXAS

TRAXXAS 8020 MIRRORS AND SNORKEL TRX-4 DEFENDER

TRAXXAS 8020 TRX-4 DEFENDER MIRRORS AND SNORKEL. Replica side mirrors and snorkel for the TRX-4® 8011 Land Rover® Defender® body. Includes mounting hardware. Keep the fun going on sale Replacement part for these models: TRX-4® Land Rover® Defender® Accessory part for these models: TRX-4® 1972 Chevrolet® Blazer® High Trail Edition™ TRX-4® 1979 Chevrolet® Blazer® TRX-4® 1979 Ford® Bronco® TRX-4® Equipped with Traxx® TRX-4® Ford® Bronco® TRX-4® Sport Edition High Trail™ TRX-4® Sport Kit Not Assembled
TAMIYA - PS-16 Metallic Blue SPRAY 100ml PER POLIC./LEXAN

TAMIYA

TAMIYA - PS-16 Metallic Blue SPRAY 100ml PER POLIC./LEXAN

TAMIYA - PS-16 Metallic Blue SPRAY 100ml FOR POLIC./LEXAN, ideal for painting radio-controlled car bodies, DYNAMIC MODELING, BODYWORK COLORS, Tamiya PS-15 Metallic Red Spray Paint for Polycarbonate, Pressurized container, protect from sunlight and do not expose to temperatures above 40 degrees c. Do not pierce or burn even after use. Do not spray on a flame or incandescent body. Keep the product away from children, gas content: DME 70%-lpg 30% content 100ml 141g.
TRAXXAS 9738 Front or Rear Differential Covers (2) - Black Chrome

TRAXXAS

TRAXXAS 9738 Front or Rear Differential Covers (2) - Black Chrome

TRAXXAS 9738 Front or Rear Differential Covers (2) - Black Chrome. Black front and rear axle covers Replacement part for these models: TRX-4M™ 1/18 1979 Chevrolet® K10 High Trail Edition™ TRX-4M™ 1/18 1979 Ford® F-150® High Trail Edition™ TRX-4M™ 1/18 Ford® Bronco® TRX-4M™ 1/18 Land Rover® Defender® Accessory part for these models: TRX-4MT™ 1/18 1979 Chevrolet® K10 Monster Truck TRX-4MT™ 1/18 1979 Ford® F-150® Monster Truck
TRAXXAS RUSTLER 4X4 ULTIMATE BRUSHLESS STADIUM TRUCK – 67097-4 BLU SCALA 1:10

TRAXXAS

TRAXXAS RUSTLER 4X4 ULTIMATE BRUSHLESS STADIUM TRUCK – 67097-4 BLU SCALA 1:10

Traxxas Rustler 4x4 Ultimate Brushless ULTIMATE EXPERIENCE WITH THIS STADIUM TRUCK Rustler® 4X4 VXL has revolutionized the Stadium Truck experience with its very durable chassis and all-wheel drive. Rustler 4X4 VXL Ultimate takes it to the next level, with more strength, more technology and more fun! Featuring over €400 in premium optional parts, the Rustler 4X4 VXL Ultimate is like a completely new Stadium Truck. Experience the pinnacle of Stadium Truck performance with the Rustler 4X4 VXL Ultimate.

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