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$10.95
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Manufacturer: ACE
Type: Artillery
Period: Afghanistan War
Scale: 1:48
Price: $10.95
The ZU-23-2 AA Ant-aircraft gun, also known as ZU-23, is a Soviet towed 23 mm anti-aircraft twin autocannon. ZU-23-2 was developed in the late 1950s. It was designed to engage low-flying targets at a range of 2.5 km as well as armoured vehicles... |
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$9.95
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Manufacturer: ACE
Type: Artillery
Period: Afghanistan War
Scale: 1:72
Price: $9.95
The correct military designation of this weapon is SO-122 but it is commonly known as the 2S1 Gvozdika (Carnation). It entered service with the Soviet and Polish armies in 1971 and was first seen in public during a parade held in Poland in July 1974.... |
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$5.45
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Manufacturer: ACE
Type: Artillery
Period: Desert Storm
Scale: 1:72
Price: $5.45
The ZU-23-2 is lightweight, automatic, towed antiaircraft gun for airborne units and some motorized rifle regiments. The ZU-23 is a highly mobile air droppable system, firing the same ammunition as the ZU-23-4. The ZU-23 mounts twin 23mm cannons on a... |
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$14.45
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Manufacturer: ACE
Type: Artillery
Period: World War II
Scale: 1:72
Price: $14.45
The development of this vehicle began in the summer 1943. Unlike the Marder I, II, III Pak.40 on RSO had 360 degrees traverse on the open platform but a vehicle was more a weapons carrier than a self-propelled gun. Although the drop sides were lowere... |
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$8.45
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Manufacturer: ACE
Type: Artillery
Period: World War II
Scale: 1:72
Price: $8.45
In 1940 Rheinmetall-Borsig and Krupp were both given contracts to develop a new 8.8cm anti-aircraft gun to replace Flak 37, and one of the terms of the specification was that weapon should be capable of firing in a ground role. Outstanding anti-tank ... |
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$9.95
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Manufacturer: ACE
Type: Artillery
Period: World War II
Scale: 1:72
Price: $9.95
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$9.45
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Manufacturer: ACE
Type: Artillery
Period: World War II
Scale: 1:72
Price: $9.45
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$9.45
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Manufacturer: ACE
Type: Artillery
Period: World War II
Scale: 1:72
Price: $9.45
Schwere 10cm Kanone 18 was developed at the end of 20th and brought into service in 1933-34. The carriage was designed by Krupp and the gun by Rheinmetall. The ordnance was a simple one-piece barrel inside a jacket, with the usual horizontal sliding-... |
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$6.95
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Manufacturer: ACE
Type: Artillery
Period: World War II
Scale: 1:72
Price: $6.95
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$6.95
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Manufacturer: ACE
Type: Artillery
Period: World War II
Scale: 1:72
Price: $6.95
The Pak 38 was the first gun to lift the anti-tank gun out of the tiny two-man class into the realm of full-sized artillery. Although developed by Rheinmetall-Borsing from 1938, the gun was not available for the campaigns of the 1940 but was is... |
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