A set of ammunition boxes for the Pz.IV Ausf. J and the StuG III Ausf. G in 1:48 scale from the Czech maker Hauler is usable for both subjects, which shared the same gun caliber.
A set of ammunition boxes for the Tiger I in 1:48 scale from the Czech maker Hauler adds a small load matching this type of machine to a model and to a diorama.
Cartridge cases for the M10 ammunition in 1:48 scale from Hauler are an accessory for dioramas and interiors - spent cases that suit the floor of the fighting compartment as well as the ground beside the vehicle.
Ammunition for the Jagdpanther in 1:48 scale from Hauler is an accessory set of main-gun rounds for the model of the German tank destroyer. It is not a kit of the vehicle.
Ammunition for the M10 in 1:48 scale from the Czech maker Hauler is an accessory set of main-gun rounds for the model of the American tank destroyer. It is not a kit of the vehicle but a detail accessory.
Hauler 1:48 ammunition for the M4 Sherman is an accessory set of scaled-down rounds for the American M4 medium tank. It is a detail for a finished model, not a kit.
Hauler 1:48 ammunition for the Hetzer is an accessory set of scaled-down rounds for the light Hetzer tank destroyer. It serves to complete a model; it is not a kit.
Hauler 1:48 ammunition for the Pz.IV Ausf. J is an accessory set of scaled-down rounds for the long 7.5 cm gun that armed the last production version of the Pz.IV.
Hauler 1:48 ammunition for the StuG III Ausf. B is an accessory set of scaled-down rounds tied to the short 7.5 cm gun of the early version of this assault gun.
Hauler 1:48 ammunition for the T-34/76 is a resin set of cast rounds and their stowage that will complete a diorama or the open interior of a T-34/76 tank model. It is not a model in its own right but a diorama accessory.
Hauler 1:48 ammunition for the Tiger I is an accessory set of scaled-down rounds for the 8.8 cm gun that armed the Tiger I tank. It serves to bring a model and a diorama to life.
Hauler American .30 M1919A4 Machine Gun 1:48 is a detail set of resin and photo-etched parts for building the machine gun. It is a weapon accessory, not a model of a vehicle.
Hauler British Vickers Mk.1 machine gun, 1:48 is a detail set of resin and photo-etched parts for building the heavy machine gun. It is an armament accessory, not a model of a vehicle.
Hauler 1:48 ammo boxes of 12.7 mm caliber is a set of modeling accessories: boxes for machine gun rounds of 12.7 mm caliber for vehicles, dioramas and figure scenes in 1:48 scale.
Hauler Wooden Barrels 1:72 is a resin set of wooden barrels for dioramas. It is an accessory for a scene, not a model of a vehicle or of military equipment.
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