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Add to Cart View # BKM820 The BMP-1 was the Soviet Union's first fully tracked infantry fighting vehicle to see widespread use. Developed in the 1960's, it was designed to carry troops into battlefields while offering protection against potential chemical, nuclear, or biological contaminants. It carried a crew of three (driver, commander and gunner) plus eight fully equipped combat troops in the rear passenger compartment.The BMP's turret is armed with a smooth bore 73mm low-velocity, semi-automatic cannon and was also equipped with a rail-launcher for the Malyutka ant-tank guided missile. More than 20,000 BMPs have been produced and are still in service in Russia, the former Soviet republics, and various client states. Additional information about this Brickmania custom Lego® kit: BMP-1 Amphibious Infantry Fighting Vehicle kit has the following features: Fully articulated Brickmania Track Links 9 opening hatches for the crew and passengers 1 custom pad-printed Spetsnaz minifigure plus BrickArms AK weapon Camouflage vehicle body with built-in Russian insigna 1/35 scale to match other Brickmania models 575 genuine new-condition LEGO bricks, plus Brickmania & BrickArms elements Signed and numbered certificate of authenticity Intermediate Skill Level (4-6 years experience with LEGO is recommended) All Brickmania model kits are made of new-condition LEGO bricks, plus Brickmania and BrickArms elements. This model comes disassembled and includes printed building instructions and comes packaged in a sealed box. This is a limited edition kit and production may be discontinued at any time.

Add to Cart View # BSP044 Designed for jungle combat during the Vietnam War, jungle combat boots are suited specifically for wet, muddy conditions. Often referred to as the M-1966, these combat boots are still used today. Equip your soldiers for jungle combat with this high-quality sticker pack from Brickmania! Artwork in this sticker pack is inspired by combat boots first seen during the Vietnam War.

Add to Cart View # BKB2174-SPIRAL (formerly BKM2174SPRL) The Battle of the Bulge, sometimes known as "Hitler's Last Desperate Gamble", was a massive German offensive beginning in December of 1944. The Allies did not believe such an offensive was possible in the thick forest of the Ardennes region. As a result, the Allies were caught completely off-guard and the German advance created a "bulge" in their lines. German defeat would result from poor logistics and Allied resolve. This defeat in the Ardennes would cripple German ability to wage war and seal the end of the Third Reich in May 1945. Battle of the Bulge: Building instructions for World War II Models made from LEGO® Bricks Instructions included in this volume are: Germans: Schwimmwagen (updated with "Ambush Camouflage") SdKfz 234-2 Puma (updated with "Ambush Camouflage") Panzer IV L/70 Marder III ausf M Panther Ausf G Messerschmitt Bf-109 “Kurfurst” USA: WWII Jeep WC56 KD Ambulance GMC CCKW 2 1/2 Ton Cargo Truck M3A1 Half Track M18 Hellcat M36 Jackson P-51D Blue Nose Bonus Extras: Printed on heavy-weight glossy paper with a special lay-flat spiral binding Also included is a vinyl sticker sheet with vehicle markings, insignia, and uniforms for 17 figures Each model includes a parts list to help locate all of the parts needed to build your model Beautiful full-color photographs throughout the book, filled with ideas for displaying your models

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WW2 US Gunner Vest - Dark Tan

Add to Cart View # BKM245-2 (Second Edition) Of all the tank designs to reach a 20th Century battlefield, no other vehicle has attained such legendary and mythical status as the German Tiger heavy tanks. Backed up by undeniable battlefield effectiveness, the Tiger's mythos grew to legendary status and struck terror into the hearts of those faced with the challenge of defeating it. The origins of the Tiger tank date back to 1937, when a 30-35 ton heavy tank was discussed by German planners. The idea was dropped in favor of the more lightweight and mobile Panzer III and IV series, which proved adequately effective against allied forces in Poland and France. When Hitler turned his forces against Russia, they were soon shocked to be faced against the formidable T-34 tank (a closely guarded secret weapon up to that point). The Panzertruppe found themselves outgunned, and facing certain defeat, unless they were equipped with more powerful weapons. On Hitler's orders, a new 55 ton heavy tank was to be produced, armed with an adaptation of the deadly 88mm anti-aircraft cannon, and 100mm of frontal armor. The winning prototype was designed by Henschel and was ordered into production in July of 1942. While sequentially following the much sleeker Panther tank, the Tiger was clearly a throwback to earlier design work. Instead of sloping armor, the Tiger relied on shear brute strength of it's armor for protection. This simplified design helped speed the Tiger into production, although not without such innovations as a semiautomatic transmission, power steering (allowing the driver to steer with a wheel instead of a pair of brake levers), and a hydraulically powered turret. The Tiger made it's battlefield debut in September of 1942 and immediately proved effective at knocking out virtually any adversary well before itself was within effective range of opposing fire. The Tiger successfully served the Panzertruppe on all fronts on the European continent until the end of the war. The Tiger's near invincibility against any other allied armored vehicle instilled a fear known as "Tigerphobia" and reports of battlefield encounters with Tiger tanks were censored by British commanders to prevent panic amongst the troops. While the Tiger (and predecessor Tiger II) was undoubtedly one of the most formidable weapons present at any battle in WW2, only 2500 were produced due to it's enormous material cost. Even though it was one of the greatest tanks of all time, achieving an unequalled legendary status in AFV history, it never reached the battlefield in sufficient numbers to the turn the tide of the war. Although inferior in almost every aspect, the mass-produced medium tanks of the allies (Sherman and T-34) were deployed in sufficient numbers to overwhelm the limited number of German heavy tanks, even while suffering grievous losses to their own units. Additional information about this Brickmania custom Lego® kit: This is a re-release of our extremely popular (and equally as rare) Tiger I Ausf E premium custom kits (also numbered BKM245 but with different box artwork), originally released in early 2012. While this re-release is practically identical to the original, we took the opportunity to include custom-printed Panzertruppen minifig torsos and added extra tracks on the glacias plate. Due to the severe rarity of certain elements, it is extrmely unlikely that we'll be able to make any future editions of this kit. Features of this model: Full 360° turret rotation and poseable main gun. Fully articulated tracks and realistic suspension. Four opening hatches for crewmen Detailed interior and engine compartment. Includes a BrickArms MG34 machine guns with buildable bullet chain Includes four custom printed Panzertruppen minifigs 1/35 scale matches other Brickmania models The over-all color scheme of this model is light gray Includes 954 LEGO and BrickArms elements. This Brickmania model kit is made from genuine, unused LEGO® bricks and is shipped disassembled. This kit included are full-color, printed building instructions, a signed certificate of authenticity, and is packaged in a sealed box.

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WW2 US Gunner Vest - Olive

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WW2 US Gunner Vest - Black

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WW2 US Ranger Vest - Dark Tan

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WW2 US Ranger Vest - Olive

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WW2 US Rifleman Vest - Olive

Add to Cart View Outfit your American airborne troops with these unique stickers! Each sticker has a individual design with artwork modeled after the prestigious 101st Airborne Division. Great for creating figures for D-Day or Battle of the Bulge displays! Add extra detail to your Brickmania collection with these awesome vinyl stickers! Designed by our very own Lando, these stickers are highly durable, and incredibly detailed.

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WW2 US Command Vest - Dark Tan

Add to Cart View # BMF207 Today’s travelers are ready for any adventure that comes their way. They have no fear of being stranded by weather, undersized seats, ridiculous baggage fees, TSA pat downs, or even re-accommodation by bullyboy airline employees. Grab your boarding pass and fly the unfriendly skies with Brickmania’s Frequent Flyer - Re-Accommodated Edition - Minifigure! A portion of the proceeds of this figure will be donated to the Traveler's Aid International. Re-accommodate, verb: To bloody a paying passenger and drag his limp body away. LEGO and the LEGO Minifigure are trademarks of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site or these products.