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Attack Kits will be part of the prestigious model-making event Moson Model Show 2026 in Mosonmagyaróvár, Hungary, again this year. And it won’t come empty-handed – on the contrary, it will bring a good portion of kits, new products and proven pieces. Order in advance, pick up on siteDo you want to be sure that … Read more
New additions to your display cases and workbenches are on the horizon. Coming soon are a pair of kits based on the tried and tested Panzer III Ausf.J L/42, making a grand return. If you’ve been missing this version for a while, now’s the time to get your hands on it. Both new products are … Read more
We now bring you the kit of this popular car in the “Hobby” version, which does not contain any additional accessories and is therefore intended for beginner modelers or for those modelers who want to complete the kit quickly. The Ambulance is designated 72967 and the Army Cabrio Short 72968.
Link to e-shop:Humber Scout Car (K-gun) – Hobby The Humber SC was a British light reconnaissance vehicle used during World War II. It entered service in 1942 and was produced until the end of the war. It was mainly used for reconnaissance and providing communications between units. Its armor provided protection only against light weapons … Read more
Link to e-shop:Humber Scout Car (K-gun) The Humber SC was a British light reconnaissance vehicle used during World War II. It entered service in 1942 and was produced until the end of the war. It was mainly used for reconnaissance and providing communications between units. Its armor provided protection only against light weapons fire, but … Read more
Link to e-shop:Humber Scout Car (K-gun) The Humber SC was a British light reconnaissance car used during World War II. It entered service in 1942 and was produced until the end of the war. It was mainly used for reconnaissance and providing communications between units. Its armor provided protection only against light weapons fire, but … Read more
civil use and Wehrmacht Link to the s-shop https://attack-kits.eu/tatra-57stw-station-wagon-1-72.html “Hadimrška” – Tatra 57 was the most successful passenger car of Tatra. Interestingly, the son of the legendary Hans Ledwinka and the young designer Erich Übelacker were behind the great design. Most of the production went to the civilian sector. Small convertibles were also complemented by … Read more
Wehrmacht Czechoslovak and Slovak Army Link to the e-shop https://attack-kits.eu/tatra-57-army-cabrio-1-72.html Small open military car Tatra 57 for four people – that was the full name of the most numerous pre-war passenger car of the Czechoslovak Army in the orders. After the end of the First World War, the Czechoslovak Army ordered passenger cars in individual … Read more
We will soon offer you a new addition to the LT-40/Pzw 39 model kit, which is the new 3D printed tracks. Compared to the standard ones from the kit, they offer a greater level of detail and realistic appearance, even in this 1:72 scale. They are intended for building kits marked 72960, 72961, 72962. https://attack-kits.eu/swiss-light-tank-ltl-h-pzw-39.htmlhttps://attack-kits.eu/light-tank-lt-40-machine-gun-version.htmlhttps://attack-kits.eu/light-tank-lt-40-37mm-gun-version.html
Tatra 57, also known as Hadimrška, was a small car produced between 1931 and 1948. This car became one of the most widespread cars in pre-war Czechoslovakia due to its reliability and easy maintenance. The Czechoslovak army used the Tatra 57 from the mid-1930s, with most cars often modified as open convertibles with canvas roofs. … Read more