more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 HMMWV M1035 + M1069 (M1025 Variants) (7245)
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more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 Sd.Kfz.173 Jagdpanther Late Version (7212)
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more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 King Tiger Henschel Turret c/w Zimmerit (7240)
The Pz.Kpfw. VI Ausf. B, otherwise known as the Königstiger or Kingtiger, had a whopping weight of 68 tons. The first of these powerful tanks were issued to combat units in June 1944, and their 8.8cm KwK43 L/71 guns could dispatch any opponent with ease. The original Porsche turret was redesigned by Henschel with better ballistic properties. | |
more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 Russian T34/76 Mod 1941 Tank Model (7259)
The ancestry of the T-34 derives from prototype fast tanks built by American tank designer J. Walter Christie, which were sold to the Soviet Union after the American military declined to buy them. In particular the T-34 incorporates the Christie suspension.
Development properly commenced in 1936, and a prototype was completed in 1939. Full scale production started in 1940.more.. | |
more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 Sherman M4A1 W VVSS WW2 Tank Kit WW2 (7304)
The Sherman was used by every Allied nation on every battle front of WWII. While not as heavily armed or thickly armored as its German and Russian counterparts, it had the advantage of being reliable and rugged, thanks to its uncomplicated design. The very first production model of the M4 was the M4A1, immediately recognizable by its rounded cast hull. In all, 6,281 of the M4A1 type were produced, and they were present during the D-Day invasion as the Allies breached the Atlantic Wall. | |
more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 German Sd.Kfz. 181 Tiger 1 Late Production (7203)
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more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 German Sturmtiger 38cm Assault Mortar (7204)
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more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 Sd.Kfz.171 Panther G Early. WW2 German Tank (7205)
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more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 Sd.Kfz.171 Panther G Late Version (7206)
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more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 German WW2 Sd.Kfz.171 Panther Ausf.F Kit (7207)
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more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 Bergepanzer Tiger I (Italy 1944) (7210)
One of the most controvertial variants of the Tiger I is the so-called "Bergetiger." One vehicle was found in Italy in June of 1944, and many sources indicate this is a recovery vehicle based on the Tiger I. There has been, however, a great deal of disagreement about the actual role of this vehicle. | |
more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 M1A1 Abrams c/w Mine Plough (7213)
The Mine Clearing Blade is a supplementary piece of equipment necessary for the M1A1 Main Battle Tank to breech minefields during routine operations. It is electrically operated, and is capable of clearing surface or buried mines up to 6 feet in front of the tank's path without the aid of supporting forces or additional equipment. The system's track-width mine ploughs can clear 42 inches on each side of a path as well as magnetic-fused mines between them with the Improved Dogbone Assembly. In loose sand, the ploughs can operate at a rate of 30 km/h. The maximum safe operating speed for this system is at least 10 miles per hour. | |
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info | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 M1025 w/M2 + M1026 w/MK19 (7217)
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info | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 M1114 with M2 + M1114 with Mk 19 Iraq 2003 (7218)
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info | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 M966 Tow + M1045 Tow (7219)
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info | Dragon (Plastics) M1097 + M998 (7220)
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more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 Sdkfz 251/1 Ausf C German WW2 Halftrack (7223)
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more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 Bergepanzer Tiger (P) German WW2 Recovery Tank (7227)
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more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 British Challenger 2 Iraq 2003 (7228)
The Challenger Main Battle Tank was one of the most advanced AFVs in the world, incorporating outstanding firepower, protection and mobility. With its 120mm gun, coupled with two-axis stabilization and laser finder, this tank has outstanding accuracy in either day or night combat. | |
more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 Sd.Kfz164 Hornisse (7234)
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info | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 Flakpanzer Coelian (7236)
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more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 Avenger + M1037 (7239)
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more | Dragon (Plastics) SD.KFZ Jagdpanther Early Prouction (7241)
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more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 German Sd. Kfz 182 King Tiger (7246)
This kit accurately details the Kingtiger with Henschel Turret. Includes photo-etched parts and Cartograf decals featuring markings for different units.
The Kingtiger was based on the highly successful Panther. By early 1944 production began on the Henschel model, about 480 Kingtigers were produced by the wars end. | |
more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 JagdTiger Porsche Version (7250)
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more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 Tiger 1 SdKfz.181 Ausf E With Zimmerit Mid Production German WW2 Tank (7251)
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more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 SdKfz171 Panther G Early Production W/Zimmerit (7252)
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more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 German Heavy Tank E100 (7256)
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more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 Russian T34/85 Mod 1944 Late Production Tank Model (7270)
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more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 Sherman M4A3 76 W American Tank Kit (7271)
The Sherman was the mainstay of the Allied armored units, with over 40,000 produced from 1942 onwards. The ubiquitous Sherman was to be found in the ranks of every Allied army in World War II and on every front.
The M4A3(76)W HVSS (Easy Eight) upgraded with widetrack Horizontal Volute Spring Suspension (HVSS) and fitted with the 76mm M1 gun. | |
more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 M4A1 Sherman Normandy 1944 American WW2 Tank (7273)
The Sherman was used by every Allied nation on every battle front of WWII. While not as heavily armed or thickly armored as its German and Russian counterparts, it had the advantage of being reliable and rugged, thanks to its uncomplicated design. The very first production model of the M4 was the M4A1, immediately recognizable by its rounded cast hull. In all, 6,281 of the M4A1 type were produced, and they were present during the D-Day invasion as the Allies breached the Atlantic Wall. | |
more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 Jagdpanzer IV L/48 Early Production (7276)
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info | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 Pz.IV Ausf H with Armour (7279)
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more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 German SdKfz186 Jagdtiger Porsche Production with Zimmerit WW2 (7291)
This new Jagdtiger Porsche version kit boasts a range of multi-media parts, including photo-etched components, and DS tracks for superior detail. Also included is an accurate coating of Zimmerit!more.. | |
more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 Humvees M1025 and M1025 with ASK (7294)
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more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 HMMWV M1114 Two Model Kits with Choice of Weapons (7295)
Finely detailed and sharply moulded plastic model kit to build two US Army HMMWVs, one M1114 with M2 machine gun and one M1114 with Mk19 grenade launcher, with many additional options. These kits incorporate a number of options and features, including doors that can be fitted open or closed, accurate depiction of the distinctive front, detailed chassis, a choice of four weapons plus gun protection kit and etched brass armour shields. A range of decals are included to allow a number of different vehicles to be constructed.more.. | |
more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 HMMWV M1045 and M1046 TOW w/ASK Twin Pack (7296)
This kit includes two complete HMMWV's in one box!
The M1025 armament carriers provide mounting and firing of the MK19 automatic grenade launcher; M2, caliber .50 machine gun; and M60, 7.62 mm machine gun; ring-mounted with 360° arc of fire, with armor protection for crew, weapon components, and ammunition. Fully-loaded M1025 armament carriers will climb road grades as steep as 60% and traverse a side slope of up to 40%. The vehicles ford hard bottom water crossings up to 30 inches without a deep water fording kit and 60 inches with. | |
more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 Sherman M4A3E8 76 W VVSS Tank Kit WW2 (7302)
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more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 SdKfz.251/2 Ausf C With Wurfrahmen 40cm German WW2 (7306)
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more | Dragon (Plastics) 1/72 German Jagdpanzer IV l70 early WW2 Self Propelled Gun Kit (7307)
This new kit bears all the characteristic features of such an early vehicle, including four return rollers, Saukopf mantlet and cylindrical muffler. This model of “Guderian’s Duck” (so-called because the heavier long-barreled L/70 gun and thicker frontal armor caused a significant loss in mobility over difficult terrain) is finely detailed and is designed for ease of assembly. There are many incredibly detailed parts and options for modelers to enthuse over, in Dragon’s first ever plastic kit of this tank-killer variant.more.. | |
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