Our first armor item is a great value on a Dragon 1:72 scale tank. For just $8.99 Pete's has:
DRR60098Dragon$14.95 $8.99 
Tiger I - Sd.Kfz. 181 (Early Production), 8/2.PzGrenDiv ""Das Reich"", Russia 1943 Special Price: $8.99
Scale: 1/72 LIMITED STOCK Shipping 1st: $9.00 Additional Items: $1.00
Click here for a nice piece at a yesteryears sales price:
The remaining three selections this week will be from a very good sale at Spirit of '76. To complete our armor selections, we have a 1:32 scale Forces of Valor Grant tank from North Africa and for only $18.99.
UK M3 Grant (El Alamein) - The M3 Grant was a United States tank design that was modified for the British Army. The British Government had sought a complete British design, but had to accept a modified U.S. designed Tank. The British Army did not like the high profile of the standard U.S. turret, so they offered a lower profile turret with more crew space that would fit within the same turret ring.
Link up with 2 gun too tall here, counting up five items from page bottom:
http://www.spirit-of-76.com/aircraft...alor/index.htm
My first multi-engine Corgi 1:72 scale bomber is our next featured item. For just $62.99, you can pick up a "Sweet and Lovely" B-17F. The Spirit does not have a picture of this fine bird, which can be found third from the top on this page:
http://www.spirit-of-76.com/aircraft...orgi/index.htm
But Tim's great unofficial Corgi site has many. One of which is:
For more, visit Tim here:
http://www.tricatus.co.uk/AA33302a.htm
and here:
http://www.tricatus.co.uk/AA33302b.htm
Our final selection pulls us into the modern era with the 1:72 scale Corgi
Panavia Tornado-Iraqi Freedom - GR.4A, No 13Sq. RAF Marham, Norfolk "Operation Iraqi Freedom,", 2003. Operating from Kuwait was Tornado GR.4 ZG707, of No. 13 Squadron from RAF Marham, Norfolk. it was decided not to pint the participating aircraft in a desert "ink" camouflage, but an overall washable grey finish covered squadron markings. It is available for just $16.99.
Find the last product picture at the bottom of the page and you're there:
http://www.spirit-of-76.com/aircraft...orgi/index.htm