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<p><strong>Prowling Armor</strong><br>Initial encounters with the T-34 in 1941 were something of a shock to invading German troops, who had until that point experienced general success with their armored forces. Their response was the Panther, first fielded in 1943. The Ausf.G (Type G) variant followed on from Ausf.D and Ausf.A Panthers; debuting in March 1944, it featured sloped armor, a powerful 700hp Maybach HL-230 engine and a fearsome 75mm gun - all that added up to an imposing combination of firepower, mobility and survivability which proved a boon for German forces and something of a headache for the Allies.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 256mm, width: 96mm.</li> <li>An early production Ausf.G Panther is recreated, with realistic details such as turret and hull weld lines.</li> <li>Features plenty of accessories including depictions of spare track links.</li> <li>Turret rear escape hatch is a moving component, and allows inspection of hull interior details such as gun breech.</li> <li>Commander, driver and radio operator hatches can be assembled open or closed.</li> <li>Suspension arms are separately molded parts.</li> <li>Features belt type tracks.</li> <li>Comes with a figure in overalls and four marking options in the box.</li> </ul>

<h3>This 1/72nd scale U.S. Main Battle Tank M1A2 SEP Abrams TUSK I/TUSK II plastic model kit features the TUSK II system.</h3> <p>It includes a simple one part suspension and track links. All crew hatches are realistic and movable. The main gun has real elevation and depression angles. The coaxial machine gun can move together with the main gun. The commander’s M2HB machine gun and panoramic thermal imager are shown. Clear lights and periscopes are included. .</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>Accurately reproduced heat radiation cover for the engines.</li> <li>The machine gunner's bulletproof shield and the commander's observation port are realistically reproduced with transparent parts.</li> <li>The link &amp; length type track is made to be easy to assemble.</li> <li>The size after assembly is about 140mm in length, about 61mm in width, and about 47mm in height. The kit comes with additional reaction armour and link &amp; length type tracks. It is realistically reproduced with an easy-to-assemble parts configuration.</li> </ul>

<p>This model kit of the Centurion Tank Mk.5/1, as used by the Royal Australian Armoured Corps in the Vietnam War, comes with a metal barrel, as well as photo-etched parts and decals. The main hatch can be built open or closed, and the tracks are link-and-length style. This deluxe version includes a mantlet cover made with 3D printing! </p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li> <p>Comes with a metal barrel, as well as photo-etched parts and decals.</p> </li> <li> <p>The main hatch can be built open or closed, and the tracks are link-and-length style.</p> </li> <li> <p>This deluxe version includes a mantlet cover made with 3D printing!</p> </li> </ul> <p> </p>

<p><span>The FROG-7 is the latest version and entered the Soviet armed forces in 1965. It has a range of 68 km (42 miles) and deploys a single warhead with at least six alternative payloads. The AA-22 and the AA-38 nuclear warheads both provide three yields between 3 and 20 kT, while the AA-52 offers four yields between 5 and 200 kT. It is also capable of carrying HE, submunitions, and chemical warheads (with up to 216 kg of VX nerve gas). The FROG-7 missile is 9.4 m long with a diameter of 0.54 m. Its launch weight varies depending on the payload, ranging from 2,450 kg to 2,485 kg. It is launched from a tracked tank chassis.</span></p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>Rubber tires</li> </ul> <h3>Specification</h3> <ul> <li>Scale: 1:72</li> <li>Item Type: Plastic Model Kit</li> <li>Dimensions LxW (built): 144.5 x 54.5 mm</li> <li>Total Parts: 60+ parts</li> </ul>

<h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>The kit consists of over 80 parts</li> <li>Photo Etched parts included</li> <li>Details finely represented by newly tooled parts</li> </ul>

<p>The AN/TPY-2 radars are high resolution, phased array, X-band radars designed and built specifically for the missile defense mission. The radar can be deployed in one of two modes: terminal or forward-based. In terminal mode, the TPY-2 radar is integrated with a THAAD system, and serves as its primary sensor. In this mode, the sensor is oriented upward to track the late stages of the missile track enabling the THAAD’s capability to intercept both outside the atmosphere and once a reentry vehicle enters the atmosphere. This mode carries a shorter range because of the orientation of the radar.</p> <p>In forward-based mode, the radar provides crucial sensor tracks of missiles in boost/early midcourse phase to the GMD system. From these forward-based locations, the TPY-2 are able detect and track missiles in their boost and early midcourse phases, determining information such as its speed and trajectory.</p>