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German Panther D with Metal Working Tracks and Suspension 499,95 €

Wed, 20 May 2026 07:05:11 +0200

5 company 3 platoon 53 PzBat 39 PzReg - Attached to Großdeutschland Division
Please note that the tracks may be a bit stiff or tight at first, but will loosen up with use.

We are pleased to present you our first vehicle for our new Battle of Kursk series, KUR020 German Pz.Kpfw. V Ausf D at the battle of Kursk. At the Battle of Kursk in July 1943, the Panther Ausf. D tanks attached to Panzer-Regiment Großdeutschland were intended to serve as the divisions primary armored spearhead during the southern pincer of Operation Zitadelle, leading the breakthrough of heavily fortified Soviet defenses and engaging T-34 formations at long range using the superior firepower and frontal protection of the 75 mm KwK 42 gun and sloped armor; concentrated in a temporarily attached Panther battalion, they were expected to open the way for following Panzer IVs and infantry as Großdeutschland advanced toward Oboyan, but in practice their role was severely constrained by catastrophic mechanical unreliability, with large numbers breaking down or catching fire before or shortly after entering combat, forcing the surviving Panthers to be used in reduced, piecemeal groups that nonetheless demonstrated strong tactical effectiveness when operational, destroying Soviet tanks at distances beyond effective return fire while contributing less to the overall offensive momentum than German planners had intended.

The model is made from a mixed media (resin, metal, plastic, brass, photo etch, etc...) and has the following features:

- Indivdiually linked metal tracks
- Fully functional suspension
- Opening & Closing Hatches
- Fully Rotating Turret
- Gun Barrel Raises and Lowers
- Full Hull Shurtzen Skirts that are fully configurable - use some or all, your choice!
- Extremely realistic weathering and superb sculpting and painting

Russian Kneeling Firing Mosin Rifle 99,95 €

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Russian Sergeant with PPSH 41 94,95 €

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Russian Advancing with Flag 119,95 €

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Russian Running with PTRS-41 AT Rifle 99,95 €

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Russian Scout Sniper Team - Stalingrad 1942 239,95 €

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Russian Throwing Grenade 99,95 €

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German Sniper Team in Ruins - 2 Figure Set 224,95 €

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Russian Soldier Helping Wounded Captain 199,95 €

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Russian Firing PPSH 41 on the Move 99,95 €

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Russian Firing Degtyaryov MG 106,95 €

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Russian Advancing with PPSH 41 99,95 €

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German with Panzerfaust 99,95 €

Thu, 21 May 2026 07:00:13 +0200

German Tank Crew - 4 Figure Set 279,95 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 09:25:41 +0200

This extremely flexible crew set was designed for the Elephant/Ferdinand, but will work well with most of our tanks.

German Teenage Volksgrenadier 82,95 €

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German Running with Gewehr 43 82,95 €

Fri, 01 May 2026 07:40:13 +0200

German Firing MP40 82,95 €

Fri, 01 May 2026 07:40:13 +0200

German Officer with Field Phone 89,95 €

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German Volksgrenadier with Ammo Crate 82,95 €

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Panzerjäger Ferdinand - 5th Co. 654 PzJgAbt. 656 PzReg 469,00 €

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 08:27:16 +0200

Please note that in some images, the gun barrel appears slightly warped. It is not as this photography sample used resin, while the production is done in turned aluminum as all our tanks our., which doesn't warp.

The German Ferdinand tank destroyer played a notable but ultimately limited role in the Battle of Kursk in July 1943, one of the largest tank battles in history. Officially designated the Panzerjäger Tiger (P), the Ferdinand was heavily armored and mounted a powerful 88mm Pak 43/2 gun, capable of destroying Soviet tanks at long range. However, its performance at Kursk revealed significant flaws: it lacked a machine gun for close defense and was plagued by mechanical failures and mobility issues. These deficiencies made it vulnerable to Soviet infantry, especially in the dense terrain and fortified defensive belts. While the Ferdinand could decimate enemy armor from a distance, many were lost due to mines, mechanical breakdowns, and close-quarters attacks. Despite its powerful gun, the Ferdinand's shortcomings in reliability and adaptability limited its effectiveness and led to later modifications, eventually resulting in the improved Elefant variant.

The model is made from a mixed media (resin, metal, plastic, brass, photo etch, etc...) and has the following features:
- 4 x Opening & Closing Hatches
- Gun Barrel Raises and Lowers
- Extremely realistic weathering and superb sculpting and painting
- Tow Cables