Panzertriebwagen Nr. 51 B Mk I

Panzertriebwagen Nr. 51 B Mk IIt was suggested in mid 1943 to make the Triebwagen 51 , but by the time design and construction was completed in 1944 45, it was too late to be of any significant use in WWII. It was equipped with an armored railcar 7. 5cm KwK L 48 guns(in Panzer IV H), which provided strong enough firepower to be used for anti tank purposes . There were only three of this railcar made (No. 51 53) and all were found at the factory by Allied forces, but it is

installed in a box shaped superstructure protected by inclined steel armor plates 80mm thick at front and 50mm at the sides

The planes wore distinctive yellow borders around the American stars on the fuselage and wings

This is a 1/700 plastic model assembly kit of the Royal Australian Navy Destroyer Vampire

The hot climate zones required a uniform adapted to the climate

overall width: 75mm

reaching 350 km/h

Metallic stickers are used to increase realism of the front fork

during which precious materiel had to be left behind

the L2 H43 was developed by the Krupp company and mass produced from 1933

and still others have neither endplates nor ventral fin

4 mm heavy gun

where the French troops stopped the German offensive