75 mm M1897A4: turned metal gun barrel 1:35 from RB model. A metal barrel of the American 75 mm gun for the M3 GMC self-propelled gun. It is not a model.
17 cm Kanone: a turned metal barrel 1:35 from RB model. A metal barrel for the self-propelled carrier of the 17 cm gun (Geschützwagen Tiger). It is not a model.
8.8 cm PaK 43 - a turned metal gun barrel 1:35 from RB model. A metal gun barrel replacing the plastic barrel of the German 88 mm anti-tank gun. It is not a model.
155mm L/39 - a turned metal gun barrel 1:35 from RB model. A metal gun barrel replacing the plastic barrel of a modern 155 mm self-propelled howitzer. It is not a model.
75mm PaK 42 L/48 - a turned metal gun barrel 1:35 from RB model. A metal gun barrel replacing the plastic barrel of the German 75 mm anti-tank gun. It is not a model.
17 cm Kanone 18: turned metal gun barrel 1:35 from RB model. A precise metal part replacing the plastic barrel of the heavy German gun. It is not a model but a detail replacement part.
A set of four shackles as an accessory for models of hardware. The separate parts will replace coarse or missing attachment points for tow cables and towing eyes.
1:35 Zimmerit Coating Sheet, Panzer IV Ausf. J is a self-adhesive sheet reproducing the anti-magnetic zimmerit coating for a Panzer IV Ausf. J tank model in 1:35 scale from Tamiya.
A tow cable for the T-34/85 Mod.1945 and postwar versions is a diorama accessory in 1:72 scale from Eureka XXL. It is not a model but a tow cable set for improving a T-34/85 tank.
A tow cable for the T-34/76 and SU-85/100/122 is a diorama accessory in 1:72 scale from Eureka XXL. It is not a model but a tow cable set for improving Soviet vehicles.
A tow cable for the Sd.Kfz.184 Elefant 1:72 is an aftermarket set of fine copper wire rope with resin eyes from the Polish maker Eureka XXL for completing a model of the German heavy tank destroyer.
A tow cable for the Sd.Kfz.184 Ferdinand 1:72 is an aftermarket set of fine copper wire rope with resin eyes from the Polish manufacturer Eureka XXL for completing a model of the German heavy tank destroyer.
The towing cable for the Pz.Kpfw.III Ausf.A-F, K, M-N is a diorama accessory in 1:72 scale by the manufacturer Eureka XXL. It is not a model but a towing cable set to improve a Panzer III kit.
A tow cable for the Pz.Kpfw.IV 1:72 is an aftermarket set of fine copper wire rope with resin eyes from the Polish manufacturer Eureka XXL for completing a model of the German medium tank in a small scale.
A tow cable for the Pz.Kpfw.IV 1:48 is an aftermarket set of copper wire rope with resin eyes from the Polish manufacturer Eureka XXL for faithfully completing a model of the German medium tank in 1:48 scale.
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