Mitsubishi Ki-46 II Dinah Camels

Mitsubishi Ki-46 II Dinah CamelsUnquestionably one of the most elegant aircraft of the Second World War, the Mitsubishi Ki 46 (Allied reporting name Dinah) was a high performance reconnaissance aircraft which was later pressed into service as both an interceptor and strike attack platform. It was claimed that the Luftwaffe were so impressed with the Ki 46 that they attempted to secure manufacturing rights for it during the war. We now have manufacturing rights for the model kit

(Panzerabwehrkanone) was a German anti-tank gun used during World War II

Mi-8MT speed increased to 250 km/h

High-quality assembly kit display model of the King Tiger heavy tank with production turret

A modernised variant of the wartime ISU-152 was developed in 1956

The design was found to be rather cramped

The SMK was an armored vehicle prototype developed by the Soviet Union prior to the Second World War

One of the most famous vehicles of its type

Triumf was created on the base of the existing C-300 missile system

modified rear suspension

Soviet 82-mm battalion mortar BM-37 was both quite effective and relatively light ' its weight (61 kg) allowed it to be transported by four men crew

To enhance its transport capabilities

but production stopped in 1956 and use mantained in Vietnam by the USMC until around 1969