Our first two of three armor picks this week are from Toyeast. The first of these to reach the assembly area is the MINICHAMPS 1:35 scale SHERMAN M4A3 for $71.10.
Get your heavy metal fix here:
http://www.toyeast.com/v3/pdtdetail....t_id=A01400039#
From a few decades later, we offer the VsTank Pro Collector 1:24 scale Russian T72 M1 Desert for $59.90.
This is the latest version of the VsTank Pro!! featuring the ever-popular Russian T-72.
The 2007 VsTank Pro Collector Series is a perfect display model for all Military Fans and Collectors features a completely factory painted and pre-build model comes with a wooden base and metallic stands which ever seen before in 1/24 scale tanks. This VsTank Pro Collectors series does not have RC system
Features:
- Rotational turret up to 330 degrees
- Adjustable angle of cannon
- Individual wheel suspension system
- 1/24 scale with high details
- Complete set of accessories
- Comes with wooden base and name plate
One Set Includes:
- One tank
- Two antennas
- Pre-build Tank Commander and Machine Gun set
- Wooden Base
- Name Plate
- Full kit of accessories
Find yours in this sandbox:
http://www.toyeast.com/v3/pdtdetail....t_id=A02105695
Our final armor selection this week is the W. Britain 1:32 scale Panzer IV Tank #431 from BT Toy Soldiers for just $30.00.
Grab one of these long retired pieces here:
http://www.shop.btsoldiers.com/produ...5&categoryId=6
First to take off this week is a classic at a decent price from a line that is disappearing from dealers' shelves. It's a 1:48 scale Armour/Franklin Mint U.S. Army P-40 from Prestige Hobbies for $49.99.
The Curtiss P-40 was an American single-engine, single-seat, all-metal fighter and ground attack aircraft that first flew in 1938. It was used by the air forces of 28 nations, including those of most Allied powers during World War II, and remained in front line service until the end of the war. By November 1944, when production of the P-40 ceased, 13,738 had been built.
Product Features
Diecast metal construction with some plastic parts
Realistic panel lines, antennas, access panels
Pad printed markings and placards
Detailed cockpit interiors - no pilot figures
Sturdy fixed metal landing gear for static display
Authentic fixed ordnance loads
Accurately detailed underside
Get this metal heavy bird here:
http://www.prestigehobbies.com/P-40-...-Airplane.html
Our next selection is an encore selection from June, but is now dirt cheap. From the Monkey Depot for a mere $14.99. It is the Hobby Master 1:72 scale Avenger TBM-3E2 Dutch Marine Luchtvaartdienst, 1954.
Grumman TBM-3E2 Dutch Marine Luchtvaartdienst, 1954
Description: The TBF/M "Avenger" was the biggest single engine aircraft during the WWII. She was ordered into production in Dec 1940 with first delivery just in time for the Battle of Midway. The "Avenger" was characterized by its rigid and strong body and its versatilities. She started out as a torpedo bomber but it soon took the duties as a close-support bomber, a patrol aircraft and even a trainer. After the war the Avenger was also used as crop dusters and forest fire water bombers.
Fifty TBM-3 were delivered in 1953-4 to the Royal Netherlands Naval Air service and these were ex-planes from the US Navy. They were used as submarine 'killer' and some were deployed from the Dutch navy aircraft carrier “Karel Doorman”.
Description:
-Incredible detail
-Stand included
-Opening canopy
-Full armament
Grab one here while they are still in stock:
http://www.monkeydepot.com/Hobby_Mas...0265-dd501.htm
Last to lift from the runway is another 1:72 Hobby Master. This one is the
A-10A Thunderbolt II--45th TFS, Indiana ANG, Grisson AFB from Boomingisland for $39.95.
Invasion stripes are not optional here:
http://www.boomingisland.com/p-1307-...ast-model.aspx