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  • Imperial Army Field Cooking Set Type 97 Boiling Water Vehicle Kitset - Fine Molds 1/35
    This is an injection-plastic military vehicle model kit in 1/35 scale.

    Imperial Japanese Army Field Cooking Set Type 97 Boiling Water Tank

    As the saying goes, "You can't fight a battle if you're hungry," and one of the most important things on the battlefield is food.
    In the Japanese Army, rice cookers were often used for cooking, but field cooking equipment and cooking utensils for large numbers of people were also used, capable of cooking approximately 300 meals per hour.
    This kit includes a kamado, a kama, and a ladle (shakushi = rice ladle).
    The set also includes a Type 97 boiling water truck, which was a mobile water heater.
    It is said that hot food and drink on the battlefield relieves mental fatigue, and the boiling water wagon was also used for sterilizing boiled water and preventing water from freezing in cold climates.
    The set also includes three figures with rich expressions: a soldier holding a ladle and cooking in a kamado, a soldier cutting takuan with a kitchen knife, and a soldier pouring hot water into a bucket from a boiling waterwheel.
    A wooden box of rations designed according to the 1937 establishment by the army is also included.
    First plastic model.
    Completely new mold.
    NZ$ 84.95
  • Atlantis U.S. Space Missiles Kitset
    1/128 Scale. Includes 36 missiles with display base, detailed instructions, and Authentic Decals. Also includes the Know Your Missiles educational booklet with pictures and history of the missiles. Bottom of box can be used as a display for your missiles. Over the years the US military forces have been armed with a wide variety of missiles. From the air-to-air Sidewinder to the towering Titan II Intercontinental Ballistic Missile, unmanned rockets of countless shapes and sizes have been developed to meet any strategic commitment. This kit includes parts to assemble a 1/128 scale display of 36 missiles used by the US Army, Navy and Air Force during the 1960s. It includes a display base with the name of each missile molded in position, two scale figures, and a decal sheet with authentic markings. Cement and paint are not included.
    NZ$ 94.90
  • Border Model – TK 7203 – Tiger I early
    Sd.Kfz. 181 Pz.Kpfw. VI Ausf. E Early Production
    Das Reich Division (Battle of Kursk)

    Unassembled plastic model kit in 1/72 scale of a German WWII Tiger I heavy tank, in an early production series variant, focused in the Battle of Kursk 1943.

    Newly tooled in 2023. Kit contains PE parts and decal sheet contains 5 markings, all of them for the 2 SS-Pz.Div. Das Reich division. Tracks are link-and-length type, includes hatches can be build open or close. Include parts for some different options (gun mantlet, back turret storage box).
    NZ$ 39.00
  • Border Model – TK 7205 – Tiger I initial
    Sd.Kfz. 181 Pz.Kpfw. VI Ausf. E Initial Production
    s.Pz.Abt. 502 (Eared Tiger)

    Variant of kit Border Model – TK 7203 – Tiger I early with new parts and new decal sheet, focused in the s.Pz.Abt. 502, with three schemes for the same tank, Nº 100. The nickname Eared Tiger comes because the two storage bins each side of the turret, but there was other differences in the initial production Tiger I as the lack of track guards or lack of Feifel air cleaners added in late 1942. The production of the Tiger I is hard to track, as almost there differences (some important, some minor) on every month the Tiger I was in production, since August 1942 to July 1944.

    Kit includes PE detail parts, link-and-length tracks type and the initial release batch also included metal barrel and 3D printed gun muzzle.
    NZ$ 39.00
  • Tiger I - Airfix Starter Kitset 1/72
    Even though the German Panzerkamfwagen VI Tiger heavy tank saw its combat introduction back in September 1942, it is still regarded as the worlds most famous tank design to this day. Possessing a fearsome combination of firepower, armoured protection and mobility, the 88mm gun mounted on the Tiger and its excellent sighting optics allowed it to engage enemy armour at extreme ranges and certainly well outside the range at which they could return fire.

    Indeed, during the first Tiger engagements on the Eastern Front, the most likely way that a Tiger would be destroyed was by the hands of its own crew, as they were desperate to avoid the possibility of one of these magnificent machines falling into the hands of the enemy. From the date of its introduction, the Tiger was the tank against which all other tanks would be judged and large numbers of Allied tanks and military vehicles would fall to its gun.

    Complete with painting guides, water-based acrylic paint, adhesive and a brush, this kit is a great start to anyone's model building career! To further extend the pure enjoyment Airfix can bring to so many, these new simpler to build and paint STARTER SETs are perfect for any beginner. This fantastic new model comes not only come with a more child-friendly build, but also easy to model tracks for the tank to sit on.
    NZ$ 31.99
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