Revell AG/Germany plastic scale model kit #3036
1/35 SpPz 2 "Luchs" A1/A2 Combat Vehicle

- Structural details on surface
- Rotating turret
- Optional parts for A1 and A2 versions
- True-to-original rotating rubber wheels
- Hatches can be built open or closed
- Gun mount with MG
- Detailed simulated kit
- Warning light
- Authentic decals for four German army vehicles
Scale 1:35
Release date 02/2008
No. of parts 224
Length 218 mm
Skill Level 5
Assembly, paint, glue required.

Original details
Type description SpPz
Year/Period 1975

The 408 examples made by Thyssen-Henschel of the Spähpanzer 2 LUCHS were used from 1975 onwards in the Federal German Army tank reconnaissance units. The all-wheel drive LUCHS (Lynx) is well armoured, has NBC protection and a special feature of this vehicle is a station for a second rear-facing driver. The vehicle that was upgraded with an improved ammunition feed system was given the designation LUCHS A1. Up until the first combat capability upgrade to the LUCHS A2 in 1985 (this included the incorporation of thermal night vision equipment replacing the original IR/white light searchlight), the LUCHS was fully amphibious and could negotiate water obstacles independently with its rear-mounted propellers and forward trim vane. It is armed with an Rh 202 Mk 20 mm machine cannon and a 7.62 mm AA MG. The crew consists of front-facing driver, gunner, rear-facing driver/radio operator and commander.

Scale 1:35
No. of parts 182
Length 333 mm
Level 5 requires the highest level of modelling skill, with over 150 parts for gluing and painting.
Colours: 6 9 65 83 84

The Panzerhaubitze 2000 is the most up-to-date and powerful self-propelled artillery system in the world today. The first production vehicle was handed over to the German Army on lst July 1998. It is ready for action within approx. 30 seconds of coming to a halt. It has a typical rate of fire of 8 rounds in about 60 seconds. It has a range of 30,000 m. The PzH 2000 is driven by a 736 kW MTU 881 Ka-500 Diesel engine and reaches a maximum speed of over 60 km/h.

- Authentic reproduction of finest surface details
- Rotating turret
- Optional turned aluminium barrel
- Easy-to-assemble vinyl tracks
- Detailed Fla-MG
- VO measuring device
- Elevating barrel
- Smoke grenade discharger
- Detailed muzzle brake
- Authentic decals for four vehicles

Revell AG/Germany plastic scale model kit #3055
1/35 LVT A 1 Amtank Amphibious Tracked Vehicle

Revell AG/Germany scale model kit #3060
1/35 LEOPARD 2 A6 Battle Tank

Model-details:
- Improved representation of tooling on engine cover
- Flag mast, all-round light, MG plug, 120 mm ammunition
- KADAG cannon practice device
- Rotating turret
- Hatches in turret optionally open or closed
- Easy-to-fit vinyl tracks
Assembly, paint, glue required.

Revell AG/Germany plastic scale model kit #3062
1/35 M47 Patton Korean War Tank

- Includes 1 figure
- Detailed vinyl tracks
- Structural details on surfaces
- Engine cover can be shown open or closed
- Turret hatches can be shown open or closed
- Rotating turret
- Movable MG
- Authentic decals for 4 versions (2 Federal German Army, Austria, Balkan War)
Scale 1:35
Release date 01/2007
No. of parts 277
Length 245 mm
Skill Level 5

Original details
Type description Battle tank
Year/Period 1951
Origin US

In 1951, the M-47 Patton that was built for the Korean War took over from the renowned M4 Sherman used by the US forces and was the first NATO standard tank. From 1956 the newly formed Federal German Army also received 1,109 of the M-47 Patton battle tank. These first battle tanks enabled the German army to set up a new tank corps. Intended by the USA only as an interim solution, its solid basic construction kept it in service for many years with second and third hand users, sometimes into the 1990s. In total between 1951 and 1953 about 8,576 of the M-47 Patton were built in the USA.

Revell AG/Germany plastic scale model kit #3063
1/35 Armoured Infantry Vehicle BTR-70/SPW-70

- Movable turret
- Elevating MG
- Steerable front axle
- Hatches can be optionally open or closed
- Structural details shown on surfaces
- True-to-original wheels
- Authentic decals for 4 versions ( 2 x NVA & Soviet Union & UN Pakistan)
Scale 1:35
Release date 04/2007
No. of parts 176
Length 216 mm
Skill Level 5
Assembly, paint, glue required

Original details
Type description Amoured personnel carrier
Year/Period 1975
Origin UdSSR
Engine capacity 2 x 88 kW
Speed 80 bhp
Weight 11.500 kg

Revell AG/Germany plastic scale model kit #3066
1/35 WWII SWS Cargo Halftrack and Flak 43

- Detailed surface structures
- Tracks with injection moulded segments and individual links
- Movable front axle
- Loading area optionally open or closed
- A-A gun can be built in transport or firing position
- Authentic decals for 4 German army versions
Colors: 5 8 16 91
Scale 1:35
Release date 03/2007
No. of parts 393
Length 198 mm
Skill Level 5

Revell AG/Germany plastic scale model kit #3067
1/35 RSO/03 and 7.5cm Pak40 WWII German Transporter

- Detailed T34 rocket launcher with 60 tubes
- Structural details shown on surfaces
- True-to-original vinyl tracks
- Hatches can be shown open or closed
- 75 mm cannon and rocket launcher with adjustable elevation
- Rotating gun turret
- Decals for 2 US Army versions
Scale 1:35
No. of parts 170
Length 170 mm
Skill Level 5
Assembly, paint, glue required.

Original details
Type description Medium-weight tank
Year/Period 1944
Origin USA
Engine capacity 367 kW
Speed 36 km/h
Weight 35 t

The medium M4 Sherman tank was built in larger numbers than any other and was the standard tank used by the Allies in the Second World War. There were about 50 different variants including the one with T34 rocket launcher dating from 1944. This unusual variant arose from the US Army requirement to mount artillery rockets on tanks in order to reinforce the conventional artillery. When the T40 rocket launcher with 7.2 inch rockets proved unsatisfactory in 1943, the improved T34 rocket launcher with 4.5 inch rockets was used from 1944 onwards. Very small numbers of this vehicle nicknamed the "Calliope" were used in the European theatres of war until 1945.

Revell AG/Germany scale model kit #3080
1/35 38cm Sturmtiger Tank model kit

Revell AG/Germany plastic scale model kit #3084
1/35 WWII Soviet Tank Destroyer SU-100

- Structural details on surfaces
- True-to-original vinyl tracks
- Movable gun barrel
- Hatches optionally open or closed
- Separate fuel cans
- Authentic decals for 5 versions ( 2 x Red Army, vehicle captured by German Wehrmacht, Syrian, East German) Scale 1:35
Release date 11/2007
No. of parts 137
Length 265 mm
Skill Level 4
Assembly, paint, glue required

Original details
Type description Self-propelled gun platform
Year/Period 1945

The Soviet tank destroyer SU-100 based on the chassis of the T-34 battle tank combined its outstanding manoeuvrability with an excellent 100 mm D-10 Cannon, thus enabling it to successfully combat the new German tanks (Tiger and Panther) in World War II. The first of at least 2500 vehicles made went into service in January 1945, in addition to which they were used as tank destroyers for many years after the war ended, including by the East German army and in Syria.

Anti-tank vehicles with their long-range guided missiles attack enemy tanks before these can operate with their cannon. The US Army therefore developed the M901 ITV (Improved TOW Vehicle) which combines the TOW guided missile system with the M113A2 armoured personnel carrier and can attack enemy tanks at distances up to 3,750 m. Over 2,500 of these units were built which, after conversion to the firing capability of the TOW2 guided missile, received the designation M901A1 ITV. The model kit includes a reproduction of the traversing TOW launcher that is as detailed as the running gear and tracks, which are assembled from individual links and segments. The decals enable two different USArmy vehicles to be represented.

Revell AG/Germany scale model kit #3102
1:72 Sherman M4A1 Tank model kit

- Movable turret
- Detailed sproket wheels
- Seperate hatches
- Detailed superstructure with side aprons
- 76mm gun and MG
- Structurally detailed surface
Assembly required

Revell AG/Germany scale model kit #3105
1/72 LEOPARD 2 A5 KWS model kit

Revell AG/Germany plastic scale model kit #3115
1/72 LEOPARD 1 A5 Tank

- Detailed additional armour
- Alternative parts to represent vehicles of the 1st to 4th batch
- Detailed EMES 18 housing
- Rotating turret
- Easy to fit vinyl tracks
- Decals for two vehicles
Scale 1:72
No. of parts 155
Length 132 mm
Skill Level 4
Assembly, paint, glue required

Original details
Type description Main battle tank
Year/Period 1965
Origin D
Engine capacity 610 kW
Speed 62 kph
Armament 105mm main gun & 2 x MG 3

The Leopard 1, which went into service in 1965, is considered one of the best battle tanks of its time. When it was upgraded a total of 1224 were converted to the Leopard 1 A5. The vehicle, driven by a 10 cylinder MTU MB 838 CaM 500 multi-fuel 610 kW (830 hp) engine, develops a maximum speed of 62 km/h. It is crewed by a commander, gunner, loader and driver.

Revell AG/Germany plastic scale model kit #3116
1/72 PzKpfw IV Tiger I Ausf.E WWII Soviet Tank

At the start of World War II the Panzerkampfwagen III was one of the standard tanks used by the German army up to the end of the war. The M version (Sd.Kfz 141/1) which was made between October 1942 and February 1943 was also the last version of the Panzer III to have the 50 mm 39 L/60 cannon.

Its upgrade potential ensured that the M48 Patton battle tank remained in service from the mid 1950s onwards. Not only in the US but also in the German army it formed the backbone of the armoured artillery for many long years, until it would later be equipped with a 105 mm cannon (M48 A2GA2) even after the Leopard 2 had been built. It would be difficult to imagine the wars between the Arabs and the Israelis without it. In the latest A5 version it was at least equal to its successor the M60.

Revell AG/Germany plastic scale model kit #3171
1/72 PzKpfw V PANTHER Ausf.G (Sd.Kfz. 171) Battle Tank

- fine surface details
- injection moulded track
- detailed running gear
- al parts for an early and a late version
- rotating turret
- decals for three versions
Scale 1:72
Release date 09/2007
No. of parts 124
Length 122 mm
Skill Level 4

Original details
Type description armoured fighting vehicle
Year/Period 1944
Engine capacity 700 hp
Engine V-12 cylindre
Speed 55 km/h

The G version was the variant of the Pzkpfw V "Panther" battle tank produced in greatest numbers and it superseded the A version from 1944 onwards. The chassis was of a better design and further improvements were continually incorporated in production. The final version of the tank had an altered engine deck and the shape of the cylindrical mount mantlet was different. With its 7,5 cm 42 L/70 cannon and missile deflecting shape the Panther proved to be a dangerous opponent. The V 12 cylinder Maybach HL 230P30 petrol engine with a maximum capacity of 700 HP gave the 44,800 kg heavy Panther G a maximum speed of 55 km/h. It had a crew of five.

From 1959 onwards the M60 battle tank formed the backbone of the American tank units and was also sold to allied nations. The modified M60 A3 was introduced in 1978 to replace the M60 A1 and it remained in service until about 1997. It was armed with a 105 mm cannon, a coaxial M240 7.62 mm MG and a 12.7 mm anti-aircraft gun. The M60 could also be equipped with an M9 dozer blade to enable it to remove obstacles and wreckage without losing full fire power and mobility.

Revell AG/Germany plastic scale model kit #3201
1/72 Sherman Tank & US-Infanterie + StuG & German Infantry

- Inclusive of diorama with representation of terrain
- 45 US infantrymen with extensive kit
- 45 German infantrymen with extensive kit
- Surfaces show many structural details
- Separate hatches
- Detailed drive wheels and track rollers
- Detailed superstructure with side skirts
- Authentic cannon and MGs
- Decals for two versions of each tank
Scale 1:72
Release date 05/2008
No. of parts 179
Length Sherman: 85 mm + STuG: 86 mm
Number of figures 90
Skill Level 3
Assembly, paint, glue required

Original details
Type description Amour
Year/Period 1942 / 1944
Origin USA / D
Engine capacity 338 kW / 220 kW
Speed 41 km/h / 38 km/h

The self-propelled assault gun, specially designed for anti-tank warfare and the infantry, may have outclassed the most built US Army heavy tank in the Second World War, but the US troops counterbalanced these shortcoming by greater numbers of Sherman tanks. The Sherman M4A1 that was introduced in January 1944, despite an improved 76 mm cannon and a new turret, still lacked adequate armour. Consequently the endless columns of well equipped and trained GI's, in combination with the tanks, were a critical factor in the defeat of Germany. Based on the StuG III with improvements suggested by General Guderian, the assault gun IV was used in all theatres of war, but the main burden of combat was usually borne by the ordinary infantryman. These were in use from the French coast to the distant expanses of Russia.

Revell AG/Germany plastic scale model kit #3202
1/72 Sd.Kfz. 173 JAGDPANTHER Tank & German Pioneers

- 40 German pioniere with various equipments
- Including a rubber boat
- Including a "Goliath" light demolitions carrier
- Detailed relief surfaces
- Detailed gun
- Detailed driving wheels and track rollers
- Additional parts for one early and one late version
- Authentic decals for two versions
Scale 1:72
Release date 06/2008
No. of parts 120
Length 130 mm
Number of figures 40
Skill Level 3

Original details
Type description Amour
Year/Period 1944
Origin D
Engine capacity 442 kW
Speed 55 km/h
Weight 45,5 t

Based on the famous Panzerkampfwagen V "Panther", the "Jagdpanther" was superior in battle to any allied opponent thanks to a successful combination of mobility, armour and fire power. The jagdpanther, fitted with an 88 mm Pak 43/3 L/71, had gone in production in January 1944. To answer the various tasks requested from the deutschen pioniere (German sappers) during WW2, several specialised sappers units have been created. Top of the breed were the sturmpioniere (assault sappers), who, while fighting with the infantry, had to storm the enemy's defences head on.

The "Elephant" was designed to improve mobility on the battlefield and due to the increasing number of heavy tank transports. Development had already begun in 1970 and in April 1976 the first of the total of 324 vehicles were handed over to the German Army. The advantage was its 8x8 all-wheel drive. The tank howitzer 2000 is currently the most modern and powerful artillery gun in the world. The first production vehicle was delivered to the German Army in 1998. The maximum range of fire is 30,000 m. The Fennek is the most up-to-date reconnaissance vehicle of its class and was delivered to the troops in December 2003. This 177 kW approx 10.5 tonne vehicle has an extendable sensor head so that the roof height could be kept very low at 1.79 m.

Revell AG/Germany plastic scale model kit #3217
1/76 M40 GMC Gun Motor Carriage Diorama

- Diorama base with engraved track marks
- Movable rear hatch
- Reproduction of surface details
- Vinyl tracks
- 4 different paint versions
Assembly, paint, glue required

In 1944 the self-propelled gun was developed using proven components from the production of the M4 Sherman tank. It was first used in 1945 when it was tested under war conditions by the 991st FA Artillery Battalion during the bombardment and capture Cologne. However it did not come into major used until later in the Korean War in 1951-53. Due to the 155 mm length of the cannon it acquired the nickname of "Long Tom".

Revell AG/Germany plastic scale model kit #3222
1/76 A-34 COMET Mk.1 WWII British Tank

- Diorama base with reproduction of terrain
- Main gun with adjustable height
- Rotating gun turret
- Decals for 2 versions
Scale 1:76
Release date 04/2008
No. of parts 69
Length 103 mm
Skill Level 3
Assembly, paint, glue required.

Original details
Type description amour
Year/Period 1944
Origin GB
Engine capacity 442 kW
Speed 52 km/h

In 1942 the British realised that their tanks had no cannon that were equal to those of the German tanks. Consequently, they developed the Comet, which was used from 1944 onwards. This tank was a good all-rounder with extraordinary manoeuvrability and a remarkably high off-road speed. As it could not be supplied to the troops until very late in World War II it was only used occasionally in Europe.

Revell AG/Germany plastic scale model kit #3223
1/76 Humber Mk.II Armored Scout Car

Revell / Monogram plastic scale model kit #3230
1/76 Deutscher Jagdpanzer IV L/70 WWII Tank Destroyer

- Diorama base with ruins
- Includes one figure
- Movable cannon
- Flexible soft plastic tracks
- Decals for 2 different German versions
Scale 1:76
Release date 01/2008
No. of parts 80
Length 112 mm
Skill Level 3
Assembly, paint, glue required.

Original details
Type description Tank Destroyer
Year/Period 1944
Origin D

The Tank Destroyer IV L/70 that first came into service with selected tank units in August 1944 soon inflicted heavy losses on the Allies, due to its long-range superiority. Despite some initial technical problems, which were quickly solved by improved parts, the Tank Destroyer IV L/70 was one of the German tanks most feared by Allied tank units.

J. Lloyd / Lindberg / Hawk plastic scale model kit #76006
1/35 SdKfz 222 German Armored Car

Authentic decals
Highly detailed parts
Accurate Weapons Systems
Detailed engine, chassis, and interior
Scale: 1:35
Skill 2
Assembly, paint, glue required

1:48 Scale Model
Historically Accurate
Scale 1/48
Skill 2
Assembly, paint, glue required