DRAGON Firely Vc 1:35 scale cod 6182, the box contains the aluminum barrel, the vehicle is made up of over 750 pieces and 2 figurines, to be assembled and painted, we do not ship to the Canary Islands

ZVEZDA Soviet Heavy Tank With L-11 Gun (MOD. 1940) KV-1 - 3624 - 1/35. WE DO NOT SHIP TO THE CANARY ISLANDS

EXTRA LIQUID GLUE FOR PLASTIC 40 ML, attention: use in well-ventilated areas, contains Acetone and Butyl Acetate, avoid inhaling and coming into contact with eyes and skin. in case of contact, rinse thoroughly with water and contact your doctor and the nearest poison control center. Keep out of reach of children

During phases of World War II, the Semovente M40 was fielded by Italian forces. It imitated the very successful German Sturmgeschutz III. Using the hull of the Carro Armato M13/40, the Semovente M40 was armed with a 75 mm howitzer. From late 1941, the M40 was deployed on the North African hot front and was rapidly put into action in early 1942 in tank battles and support duties. The self-propelled M40 proved to be very resistant and was considered the toughest tank in Italy on the North African front.

ACADEMY German Panzer I Ausf. B & Motorcycle - Scale 1/35 - 13556. PzKpfw I (Panzerkampfwagen I) was a German light tank of World War II. The first prototypes of the vehicle were made in 1933, and serial production continued during 1934–1939, culminating with the production of approximately 2,000 vehicles. The A version of the tank was powered by a single 57 hp Krupp M305 engine. Its main armament consisted of two 7.92 mm MG 13 machine guns in the turret. Early work on the PzKpfw I began in 1930, when the German Armaments Office, contrary to the provisions of the Treaty of Versailles, commissioned work on a tracked vehicle intended for reconnaissance and the transport of armaments. Krupp company very quickly took the lead in these works, following the British designs of the Vickers company, but without access to English technology. In 1933, the first tracked chassis were created, which were then used to train engineers, and serial production began in 1934, when the Germans terminated the Treaty of Versailles. Two basic variants of the PzKpfw I were created: A and B. Version A was the first serially produced version, while version B had a modernized suspension and chassis and a new engine - Maybach NL 38 TR. Other vehicles were also built on the chassis of this vehicle, for example the command vehicle (Panzerbefehlswagen I) or the Panzerjager I tank destroyer. The PzKpfw I tanks were used during the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939), in the September Campaign, the Norwegian Campaign (1940), in France (1940), in the Balkans (1941) and - on a small scale - in the initial phase of the war with the Soviet Union (1941), vehicles that were already completely obsolete at that time. The box does not contain glue and paint. WE DO NOT SHIP TO THE CANARY ISLANDS.