Academy - Tamiya - Toy Lotto 'U.S. Army 1941/45 ' con 5 kit nuovi in plastica in scala 1:35 da assemblare + 1 rivista - 2000-2010 - Japan and South Korea

New lotto in 1/35 scale, for vehicle enthusiast modelers.
US Army soldiers used in the Second World War.
World, consisting of 5 plastic kits to assemble and paint.
+ 1 modeling magazine.

The lot contains in total: 1 tank + 26 figurines + 1 modeling magazine.

Static modeling of military vehicles allows you to immerse yourself in history.
and in the technology of the means used in war. You will be able to faithfully reproduce.
artillery, tanks, semi-tracked vehicles, wheeled and rail vehicles, dedicating
Many hours on building models and using materials like plastic.
metal and wood. With this hobby, you can appreciate the beauty and the
complexity of these vehicles, as well as their strategic importance. Your
The collection of finished models will be a true miniature museum.
Tell the story of many conflicts and battles. Discover the pleasure of building it.
Your collection of static modeling miniature military vehicles with modeling.
Static, and immerse yourself in the history and technology of the means used in war.

1) M3A1 Stuart Light Tank
Academy
- code: 13269
- scala: 1:35
- country: United States
Period: 1941/1945
New kit / sealed envelopes
Plastic kit to assemble and paint.
glue and colors not included

U.S. Army Tank Crew
Tamiya
- code: 35004
- scala: 1:35
Understands: 4 sketches
- country: United States
Period: 1941/1945
New kit / sealed envelopes
Plastic kit to assemble and paint.
glue and colors not included

The set is a plastic assembly kit depicting four crew members of a
American tank, suitable for World War II military vehicles/dioramas.
The set includes four figures: a gunner, a servant, and two tank commanders.
The figures are in a standard uniform used from the beginning of World War II.

3) U.S. Infantry West European Theater
Tamiya
- codice : 35048
- scala: 1:35
Includes: 8 figurines.
- country: United States
- period: 1941/1945
New kit / sealed envelopes
Plastic kit to assemble and paint.
glue and colors not included

Manufacturer information
This is a plastic model kit in 1/35 scale depicting U.S. infantry in action in Western Europe during World War II. It contains parts for a total of eight figures. The figures are shown wearing uniforms from 1941 and 1943. It comes with a plethora of firearm parts such as the M1 rifle and the M1 carbine, as well as numerous accessories like holsters and backpacks.

4) U.S. gun and mortar team
Tamiya
- codice : 35086
- scala: 1:35
Includes: 8 figurines.
- country: United States
- period: 1941-1945
New kit / sealed envelopes
Plastic kit to assemble and paint.
glue and colors not included

Manufacturer information
This is an assembly kit of a plastic model in 1/35 scale depicting a team of cannons and mortars from the United States during World War II. ★The set includes eight characters in highly authentic action poses. ★Detailed depictions of radio equipment, ammunition boxes, and more make the final product convincing.

U.S. Army assault infantry
Tamiya
- code: 35192
- scala: 1:35
- country: United States
- period: 1941/1945
Includes: 6 figures
New kit / sealed envelopes
Plastic kit to assemble and paint.
glue and colors not included

Manufacturer information
This plastic model kit set to assemble includes six American soldiers from World War II (two non-commissioned officers and four infantrymen) in a variety of dynamic battle poses. These figures are depicted wearing authentic M1941 and M1943 field jackets and canvas leggings. The tense battle situation is clearly visible through the expressions of the models, such as the non-commissioned officers giving instructions to their men while awaiting the order to attack. Weapons like the M1 Garand rifles and the Thompson machine gun feature a sharp, realistic finish.

- 6) Steel Master
- number: 32
- Year: March/April 2004
Language: German.
- illustrations: 115
Page: 52
Dimensions: 29 x 20 cm.
good conditions
used, with ordinary signs of use
and of time.

- The M3 and M5 Stuart were light tanks produced in the United States during World War II. The M3 was used in large numbers during Operation Torch, the landings on the Algerian and Moroccan coasts towards the end of 1942. In this theater of operations, the M3 made up the bulk of the armored forces. After the disastrous Battle of Kasserine Pass, where they clashed with German tanks, the U.S. Army decided to disband its light tank battalions and to incorporate a company of these tanks within medium tank battalions. The role assigned to the M3, and later to the M5, was to serve as reconnaissance or support vehicles.
However, in the European theater of war, the M3/M5 always played a secondary role because it proved unable to fight on equal terms with the tanks used there.
In the Pacific, the Stuart proved more than adequate for its role. The peculiar characteristics of this front, with a relative scarcity of enemy tanks and anti-tank weapons, made it suitable for supporting infantry. The Stuart M5A1 was equipped with a 7.62 mm caliber machine gun mounted coaxially with the cannon, and another on the front part of the hull. A second 7.62 mm machine gun was mounted on the right side of the turret on a foldable mount behind a bulky shield, and sometimes this machine gun was replaced with a 12.7 mm Browning M2HB, which had greater stopping power and penetrating ability.

- Note: I place great importance on the correct description and good photos of the lot. Photos are part of the lot's description and provide much information about the lot, including its condition and completeness. I always recommend studying the numerous photos carefully. Photos always take precedence over the written text.
Photographs of the models already assembled and painted are for illustrative purposes only.
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