This is Italeri's 1/35th Sd. Kfz. 181 Pz.Kpfw VI Tiger I "Hybrid"

This is Italeri's 1/35th scale Autoblinda AB 43 Pz. Sp. Wg. AB 43 203 (i)

This is Italeri's 1/35th scale Sd. Kfz. 139 PzJager Marder III.

This is Italeri's 1/35th scale M.T.M. "Barchino" Motoscafo Turismo Modificato, with photo etched fret and 1 figure included.

The 2013 Camaro ZL1 is the most technologically advanced Camaro ever made. In 1969, the original ZL1 was a custom-built COPO ordered car with an all-aluminum 427 c.i. engine. It was a bold move for its time. Stepping ahead more than 40 years, the 2013 ZL1 is even more robust, with a 6.2 liter supercharged V-8 pumping out 580 horsepower. Kit features choice of stock or custom hoods, detailed engine, stock or custom wheels, and soft black tires. Skill Level: 4

The small half-track D7, designed during the mid-thirties, was produced for the German army until 1944. Several thousand units were built to tow light artillery pieces and rocket launchers. The vehicle itself carries an anti-aircraft gun. Very mobile, the vehicle had a cargo capicity of 1,5 tons. It was used extensively in all theaters. The Sd. Kfz 10/5 version was equipped with a 2 cm gun type 38 which was also used against ground targets.

The Spitfire is probably the most legendary aircraft of the Second World War. It was built in countless variations continuously until well after the end of the Second World War. Over 22,500 were built. The 12 cylinder Merlin engine with initially 1,175 bhp designed specifically for the Spitfire was so outstanding, that it was also built under license in the USA. The RAF had already introduced the Spitfire Mk I into their Fighter Wings before the beginning of the Second World War. They proved their capability in the Battle of Britain. The first Spitfire Mk II left the factory in Castle Bromwich as early as August 1940. It was now fitted with a 3-blade propeller as standard and received additional armour for the pilot. A total of 990 Mk II Spitfires were built. In addition to its role as an interceptor, the Spitfire also saw service as a fighter bomber and photo-reconnaissance aircraft.

The EC135 P2 has been in production at Eurocopter since 2002. It is regarded as the most cost-effective and quietest helicopter in its class. In 2011, the Franco-German Company delivered its 1000th EC135 to the ADAC. With 49 of its own escue and Intensive-Care Helicopters, 180 employees and 37 Air Rescue Stations at daily readiness the ADAC Air Rescue Service Ltd is the largest air rescue organization in Germany. By the end of 2012, the ADAC had undertaken approximately 690,000 operational sorties. The ADAC works together with more than 700 Flying Doctors and 260 HEMS crew members. In the first half of 2013, the Yellow Angel of the Skies took off some 25,500 times and helped approximately 23,000 people. Fitted with the new Particle Filter System IBF (Inlet Barrier Filter), EC135 P2 D-HBYF, has been in service with the ADAC Air Rescue Service since March 2011.

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Tamiya 1/48 Douglas F4D-1 Skyray

Towards the end of World War II, many information about advanced aeronautical technology were captured in Germany by the U.S. Forces. One of them was an analysis of the studies carried out by Dr. Alexander Lippisch on deltawinged aircraft. Based upon the information, the Douglas firm developed the F4D Skyray, the only operational interceptor with delta wings in the U.S. Navy. Although the Skyray never saw any combat, it proved its high capability as an interceptor with numerous world records and scramble actions in Taiwan in response to crises in late 1950's.

Tamiya 1/48 McDonnell Douglas F-15C Eagle

The McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle is regarded as one of the most formidable jet fighters in the world today. Ever since its maiden flight in July 1972, this record breaking flying machine has been a yardstick for jet fighter design. Powered by two Pratt & Whitney F100-PW-100 turbofan engines, it is capable of speeds in the Mach 2.5 range.

1/48 scale set depicts a simple diorama of an 88mm gun emplacement in North Africa. 88mm gun features detailed parts. Parts for carriage also included to enable depiction of the gun being towed. In towed form, gun model measures 124mm long. Set includes 8 figures, 29 sandbags, as well as 88mm shells and shell cases. Other accessories include a tent, fuel drums, jerry cans, crates, and various tools. Markings included for guns on the North African, Russian, and Italian fronts. Parts for 88mm gun are product of Italeri.