The C-47 is one of the most legendary aircraft in the history of aviation. The DC-3 appeared in 1935 as a further development of the DC-2. The C-47 freighter version emerged later. During the Vietnam War specially rebuilt C-47's entered service as attack gunships from 1964 onwards. Now known as the AC-47D and nicknamed Puff the Magic Dragon these aircraft were used to deliver concentrated fire support for beleaguered outpost and camps. Within a very short period of time the AC-47D became one of the most feared weapons in the Vietnam War. Together the three mini-guns were capable of delivering a devastating 18,000 rounds per minute. There have been numerous reports about deployments of the AC-47D showing that hard fought over locations were relieved by continued aerial actions of the AC-47D. Codenamed Spooky the AC-47D remained in USAF service until 1969.

Reproduced of current U.S. M998 I.E.D Gun Truck (improvised explosive devices). Accurately reproduced of variety weapon set.

A special edition of Academy's Jagdpanzer 38(t) Hetzer "Prague 1945."

Academy's M997 Maxi-Ambulance comes with optional positioning for doors and step. Fully detailed litter compartment with precisely molded P.V.C. tires.

Academy's 1/35 German anti-aircraft tank, the Flakpanzer IV Wirbelwind is accurately reproduced with highly detailed flak 38 A.A. Gun, turret and hull with realistic crew figures and various accessories included.

Academy's reproduction of Russian T-34/85 tank used during WWII and Korean War. Accurately reproduced turret manufactured from no.112 factory. Photo-etched parts included; six optional markings included as well as semi-connected track

Accurately reproduced turret, cupola, engine grills, road wheels. Comes with an M60 variant with M162 152mm gun launcher and photo-etched parts are included.

Academy's M3 Stuart "Honey" has a fully detailed interior and exterior. Movable gun elevation and various accessories, with accurately reproduced British, U.S. and Japanese captured version and optional flexible or individual tracks.

Academy's Tiger-I comes with new tooling of asymmetry turret, mantel, 88mm canon, engine deck and accessory. Zimmerit tool included with a photo-etched engine grill.

Academy's German King Tiger "Last Production" comes with photo-etched parts, includes two figures and semi-connecting, transport type tracks.

The model accurately captures the truck's large fuel tank and hard-top cab. The tank-side doors can be assembled in closed or open position, and parts are also included to depict the hose reel, with vinyl tubing and enamel wire to recreate the hose itself. Separate parts are included to recreate the tank-front pump. Comes with 2 figures depicted in the act of refueling, and also features 2 marking options for U.S.A.F. vehicles.

Finely detailed 1/48 scale model kit of the British Universal Carrier MkII, a small, tracked military vehicle which was designed to carry a Bren light machine gun. The British Universal Carriers were usually used for transporting personnel and equipment or as machine gun platforms by Allied forced in World War II. This model kit features the MkII variant of the British Universal Carrier, which were equipped with a towing hitch. Other features include perfectly detailed reproduction of the Bren gun, Enfield rifle and ammo boxes, single-piece tracks and roller wheels, and choice of 4 different markings of Universal Carriers serving in Europe and North Africa.