more | Corgi 1/50 SdKfz 7 Semi Track with Anti Aircraft Gun Panzer Division Support Vehicle Normandy 1944 (CC60006)
Serving the german army in Normandy as a Panzer Division Support Vehicle, the original of this 1/50 scale replica was mounted with a four barrel 2cm flak battery to give cover to the armoured division from the Allied fighter attacks. The model faithfully reproduces the camoflague markings and even the mud-spattered tracks and front wheels | |
more | Corgi 1/50 Panther A 16th Panzer Division Italy 1943/4 (CC60202)
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more | Corgi 1/50 Panther Tank Ausf A German 4th Company 2nd SS Panzer Regiment (Black 424) (US60204)
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more | Corgi 1/50 SdKfz Krauss-Maffei Half Track with Flak Gun 1943 (CC60001)
Krauss-Maffei Semi Track with 2cm Flakvierling 38- luftwaffe Flak . Abt. Belgorod, August 1943.
The Sd,Kfz 7/1 self propelled anti-aircraft gun was used extensively by the Luftwaffe during the Russian campaign against enemy aircraft | |
more | Corgi 1/50 Krauss Maffei 8 Ton SDKFZ.7 half Track (CC60008)
In anticipation of the Allied landings in 1944, several new SS armoured units were formed in the West and several that had been operating in Russia were sent across to help. One of these was SS Division Reich which had suffered heavy losses while fighting in the East. Though initially containing the Allied advance, SS units were soon on the defensive after the US breakthrough at St.Lo. The loss of German vehicles was staggering. By the end of August 1944 Das Reich had just fifteen tanks left. December 1944 saw the ill-fated Ardennes offensive and the final thrusts on Bastogne before Patton???s third Army broke through. The unit symbol for SS Division ???Reich??? was a ???Wolfsangel??? lying on one side, painted in yellow ochre. This sign was used throughout the war and can be seen on this typical SS Division SdKfz.7.
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more | Corgi 1/50 Panther PzKpfw V Ausf A Kursk Winter 1943/44 (CC60203)
Panzer Regiment Eastern Front, Winter 1943-44 Operation Barbarossa | |
more | Corgi 1/50 Panther AUSF A Regimental Tank Command Tank Normandy 1944 (CC60206)
The most numerous tank in German service throughout the War, the Panzerkampfwagen IV was an infantry support model armed with a large calibre (75mm) gun firing high explosive shells.
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more | Corgi 1/50 German Panther AUSF G SS Panzer Regt 9 9th SS-Panzer Division (CC60207)
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more | Corgi 1/50 Panther AUSF G 1st SS Panzer Division German Army (CC60208)
A nicely detailed, weathered and camouflaged Panther tank from the Battle of the Bulge range. This Panther was the spearhead of Kampfgruppe Peiper that penetrated the closest to their objective only to be knocked out near Stoumont by the 740th Tank Battalion. By the end of the Battle of the Bulge the unit was just 40 kilometers from its start point following stiff resistance from isolated American units.
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more | Corgi 1/50 German Tiger 1 SS Panzer Abeitlung 101 Wittman (US60501)
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more | Corgi 1/50 Tiger 1 Tank 101st SS sPzAbt Normandy 1944 (CC60502)
??This 1/50 scale replica reproduces one of the most fearsome land vehicles of World War Two. The original served with the 101st SS sPzAbt, and it was against monsters such as this that Major Robert Cain won his VC at Arnhem ('The Bridge Too Far'), confronting the mighty Tigers with a handheld 2" mortar! Details include rotating gun turret and elevating gun, full working tracks, and secondary armament.
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more | Corgi 1/50 Pzkpfw VI Tiger 1 AUSF E German 2 Kompanie SS Panzer Abeitlung 101 (CC60504)
This Tiger was used by Sergeant Kurt Sowa in June 1944 during the Normandy Campaign. On June 13 it was borrowed by the unit???s Commanding Officer, Michael Wittman for a reconnaissance mission north of Villers-Bocage. The mission brought him fame for his singlehanded fight with the 4th County of London Yeomanry. This Tiger was one of the few to survive the Falaise Pocket, but was later destroyed during the Battle of the Bulge near Stavelot. | |
more | Corgi 1/50 PZKPFW VI Tiger AUSF E 1 Zug 2 Kompanie schwere Panzer Abt 301 (CC60505)
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info | Corgi 1/32 German Panzer III with Figures (99302)
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more | Corgi 1/50 SdKfz 7 Krauss Maffei Semi Track Personnel Carrier Tripoli Libya 1941 (CC60004)
1/50 scale model?? based on a vehicle serving in Libya in mid 1941, where it was particularly useful in the movement of personnel, field and flak guns, which were playing havoc with the Allied armour. Details include full interior, full half-track configuration, canopy, and field registration numbers.
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more | Corgi 1/50 SdKfz7/1 & Anti Tank Gun & 3 German Infantry Figures (CC60011)
SdKfz7/1 & Anti Tank Gun & 3 German Infantry Figures - German Army, Holland 1944, model length 130mm more.. | |
more | Corgi 1/50 German Sdkfz 7/2 Halftrack with Anit Aircraft & 3 Figures (CC60012)
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The German Army high command had long been expecting an Allied invasion of northern France, but had no means of knowing where precisely the strike would come, while Rundstedt (CIC) thought the landings would be made between Calais and Dieppe,Hitler prophetically indicated the central and more westerly stretches of the coast of Normandy.The Germans had 59 divisions spread over western Europe, but approximately half this number was static, and the remainder included only 10 armoured divisions. more.. | |
more | Corgi 1/50 Panther PzKpfw V Ausf D Kursk Russia 1943 (CC60201)
The Panther was hurried into production for the 1943 advance on Kursk, before reliability problems had been sorted out. Although it went on to have a fiercesome reputation, with the US Army suggesting it took five Shermans to knock out a single Panther, the Battle of Kursk was an initial disaster for the Panzer-Regiments using it. (Note: The production model differs slightly from that depicted by the deletion of the machine gun on the front of the hull. This is to make the model more accurate)
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more | Corgi PzKpfw V Panther Ausf G German Army Panzer Division Germany 1945 (CC60210)
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more | Corgi 1/50 Panther Ausf.G. & 3 German Infantry (CC60213)
Panther Ausf.G. & 3 German infantry figures, German Army Ardennes 1944. more.. | |
more | Corgi 1/50 German Panther Tank & 3 Figures (CC60214)
Release date unknown.
The Battle of Kursk, also known as Operation Zitadelle by the German Army, was a significant battle on the Eastern Front of World War ll. It remains the largest armoured engagement of all time, and included the most costly single day of aerial warfare in history. more.. | |
more | Corgi 1/50 PzKpfw Tiger Ausf E 3.Zug 2 Kompanie Schwere Panzer Abteilung 510 Kurland Dec 1944 (CC60506)
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more | Corgi 1/50 PZKPFW VI Tiger Tank Die Cast Model (CC60510)
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more | Corgi 1/50 Russian T-34 Versus German Tiger tank Diorama (CC61006)
The Battle of Kursk also known as Operation Zitadelle by the German Army was a significant battle on the Eastern Front of World War ll from July-August 1943. It remains the largest armoured engagement of all time and included the most costly single day of aerial warfare in history more.. | |
more | Corgi 1/50 Tiger 1 Tank Ausf H Russian Front (US60509)
German army Tiger 1 tank in tan brown and white camoflauge as serving on the Russian front. | |
more | Corgi 1/50 Tiger Tank with German Infantry Riders (US60511)
Tiger Tank with??German Infantry??Riders (comes with 6 figures)
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more | Corgi D-Day Surrender Set 1 Sherman & Three Figures (US61001)
D-Day Surrender Set #1 - Vierville, Normandy - Includes US M4A3 Sherman, 741st Battalion, 3 GI figures and diorama base
Combine with Set #2 - US61002 - to create part of the village of Vierville, Normandy
The first village to be liberated behind Omaha Beach was Vierville. By mid-day on June 6, 1944, U.S. forces had taken the village and tanks from the 741st Tank Battalion moved in. The 741st had lost 79 tanks during the landing, and it was thanks only to reinforcements later in the day that they were able to field an effective force at all. | |
more | Corgi D-Day Surrender Set 1 Sherman & Three Figures De Spec (US61001DS)
D-Day Surrender Set #1 - Vierville, Normandy - Includes US M4A3 Sherman, 741st Battalion, 3 GI figures and diorama base
Combine with Set #2 - US61002 - to create part of the village of Vierville, Normandy
The first village to be liberated behind Omaha Beach was Vierville. By mid-day on June 6, 1944, U.S. forces had taken the village and tanks from the 741st Tank Battalion moved in. The 741st had lost 79 tanks during the landing, and it was thanks only to reinforcements later in the day that they were able to field an effective force at all. | |
more | Corgi D-Day Surrender Set 1 Sdkfz & Three Figures (US61002)
D-Day Surrender Set #2 - Vierville, Normandy, German - Army SdKfz 7 Quad Flak Gun, two surrendering German figures, one GI figure and diorama base
Combine this with set #1 - US61001 - to create part of the village of Vierville, Normandy
It was important for the German 352nd Infantry Division to hold Vierville and the draw that lead up to it from the beaches. Once through the bluffs, the U.S. forces could begin to fan out and flank German positions along the beaches. After intense Allied air and sea bombardment, the unprotected German units behind the beachheads were ready to surrender. | |
more | Corgi D-Day Surrender Set 1 Sdkfz & Three Figures (US61002DS)
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