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M24 Chaffee - American Light Tank (V2)
SGD 210.00# BKM255b Introduced at the end of World War II to replace the battle worn and outgunned M3/M5 Stuart tanks, the M24 Chaffee first saw action against the German Ardennes offensive known as the Battle of the Bulge. Lightly armored and fast, the M24 was a nimble scout vehicle that packed the same punch as the M4 Sherman tank. The M24 Chaffee was retired from US service after the Korean War (replaced by the Walker Bulldog) but has served other countries militaries up to modern times. Specifications: Crew: 5 Main Armament: 75mm Gun M6 Armor: .4 – 1.5 in (10 – 38 mm) Speed: 35 mph (56 km/h) Range: 100 mi (160 km) All Brickmania® model kits are made of new-condition LEGO® bricks. This model comes disassembled and includes complete printed building instructions and comes packaged in a sealed box. This is a limited-edition kit and production may be discontinued at any time. -
P-40 Warhawk - US Army Air Force Edition
SGD 292.50# BKM2064A The P-40 Warhawk was a widely used American fighter aircraft of World War II designed and manufactured by the Curtiss-Wright corporation. Lend-Lease P-40s first saw service with British forces in North Africa, who dubbed the original version the Tomahawk and later improved variants the Kittyhawk. Designed primarily as a ground support aircraft, it was ruggedly built and performed well at low altitudes. It was a capable fighter in air-to-air combat, but not as nimble as many Axis fighters such as the Bf-109 and the A6M Zero. The Warhawk was used by Allied forces throughout the war and in all theaters of combat except northwestern Europe, where it was hampered by its poor high altitude performance. More than 13,700 P-40s of all types were manufactured during the war, making it the third most-produced American fighter aircraft (after the P-51 and P-47). Perhaps the most famous of all units to use the P-40 during the war was the 1st American Volunteer Group, who helped defend China against the invading Imperial Japanese Army before Pearl Harbor and official American involvement in World War II. Known as the Flying Tigers, the AVG famously painted the shark’s mouth design on all of their aircraft. P-40 Warhawk Vitals Dimensions: Wingspan 37 ft, 4 in (11.38 m), Length 31 ft, 8 in (9.66 m), Height 12 ft, 4 in (3.76 m) Weight: Empty 6070 lbs (2753 kg), Loaded 8280 lb (3760 kg), Max 8810 lb (4000 kg) Armament: 6 x .5 in M2 Browning machine guns, up to 2000 pounds of bombs Speed: 360 mph Range: 650 miles Service Ceiling: 29000 ft Years Produced: 1939-44 Additional information about this Brickmania custom Lego® kit: The P-40 Warhawk kit has the following features: Die cut premium vinyl sticker sheet Inlcudes pilot minifig Sturdy construction for active play 1/35 scale to match other Brickmania models. Includes 438 genuine new-condition LEGO and BrickArms elements Intermediate Skill Level (4-6 years of experience with LEGO is recommended) All Brickmania model kits are made of new-condition elements from LEGO and BrickArms. This model comes disassembled, includes printed building instructions, and comes packaged in a sealed box. Assembly required. -
M24 Chaffee - American Light Tank (V3)
SGD 232.50# BKM255c Introduced at the end of World War II to replace the battle worn and outgunned M3/M5 Stuart tanks, the M24 Chaffee first saw action against the German Ardennes offensive known as the Battle of the Bulge. Lightly armored and fast, the M24 was a nimble scout vehicle that packed the same punch as the M4 Sherman tank. The M24 Chaffee was retired from US service after the Korean War (replaced by the Walker Bulldog) but has served other countries militaries up to modern times. Specifications: Crew: 5 Main Armament: 75mm Gun M6 Armor: .4 – 1.5 in (10 – 38 mm) Speed: 35 mph (56 km/h) Range: 100 mi (160 km) All Brickmania® model kits are made of new-condition LEGO® bricks. This model comes disassembled and includes complete printed building instructions and comes packaged in a sealed box. This is a limited-edition kit and production may be discontinued at any time. -
Bruno - 28 cm SK L/40 Railway Gun
SGD 937.50# BKM441 Remark: due to the extra discounted price this set will only ship by Economy Post and will take some time to arrive. Sometimes known as the Amiens Gun, the 28cm SK L/40 Railway Gun “Bruno” was produced by Germany within a series of monstrous artillery weapons. The advent of the railway gun was first seen during the American Civil War with the Confederacy deploying a 32-pound gun at Savage Station in June 1862. As the First World War continued, each army continued to develop larger artillery pieces, eventually mounting naval guns on railway cars. These huge weapons often had a range of twenty miles or more, making them both formidable weapons and top priority targets for opposing armies. This tradition continued into the Second World War. There were six 28cm railway guns produced for the German Army. One of the guns was involved in the Battle of Amiens, used to shell the city of Amiens during the summer of 1918. The gun was captured by the Australians during the Battle of Harbonnieres, a massive offensive by the Allies on August 8, 1918. The gun was brought back to Australia as a war trophy and is on display at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra. Specifications: Years deployed: 1917-18 Number produced: 6 Range: 18,000 m (59055 ft) The Bruno - 28 cm SK L/40 Railway Gun kit comes with the following features Elevating gun Five straight LEGO® track segments Posable jacks Custom-printed minifigure Shell-loading crane Gun breech Collapsible railings Turntable for optional traverse function All Brickmania model kits are made of new-condition LEGO bricks. This model comes disassembled and includes complete printed building instructions and comes packaged in a sealed box. This is a limited-edition kit and production may be discontinued at any time. -
SU-76 Self Propelled Gun
SGD 262.50# BKM262 When Germany invaded the Soviet Union in 1941, much of existing light tank force was overwhelmed in the opening months of conflict and its surviving armor was found to be woefully under-armed against Panzer III and IV adversaries. As expedient measure to mount a more powerful weapon on an easy-to-product light armored hull, the effective Zis 3 76mm anti-tank gun was mated to an enlarged version of the T-70 light tank hull. Cheaper to produce than the similarly armed (but better armored) T-34 medium tank, the Su-76 and it's low profile, was perfectly suited as an anti-tank weapon. The gun's high elevation arc also made the SU-76 well suited for indirect artillery support with an impressive range of 17 kilometers. However, the SU-76's powerful gun, compact size, low ground pressure and small noise signature made it a truly valuable direct infantry support weapon. It was renowned for it's ability to traverse terrain impassable by heavier armored vehicles and was oftem used in supoort of lighting infantry assaults. After early problems were resolved in the automotive system, the SU-76 was loved by its crews for its simple layout and reliable performance, while also being hated for its spartan crew comforts and limited armor protection. The SU-76 was produced from 1942 through the end of World War II and was second only to the venerable T-34 inproduction totals T-34 with more 14,000 Additional information about this Brickmania custom Lego® kit: Brickmania's SU-76 model is based on the improved middle production series SU-76M version with an open fighting compartment at the aft of the vehicles. It also includes such details as functioning tracks, two opening hatches and poseable main gun. The model is made up of 464 new-condition Lego and BrickArms elements and includes one minifig. There is room inside front hull for a driver minfig, but there are not interior details included. This kit comes disassembled and includes completed printed building instructions, a signed certificate of authenticity, and is packaged in a sealed box. -
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Sd.Kfz 250 "Neu" Version German Halftrack
SGD 165.00# BKM278 The SdKfz 250 was a light armored troop-carrying halftrack used by Germany during World War II. Its angular shape was similar in appearance to the larger SdKfz 251 "Hanomag" halftrack. This smaller vehicle used in roles where there was no need for a larger halftrack, such as scouting, forward artillery observers, headquarters, communications, etc. The "Neu" version featured a simplified hull, open top crew compartment, a single entry door at the rear of the vehicle, and was armed with a single MG42 machine gun with a shield int he front and anti-aircraft mount in the back. The SdKfz 250 was just beginning to reach frontline units as the invasion of the Soviet Union began, with production continuing until the end of the war, with over 6500 built in all. Additional information about this Brickmania custom Lego® kit: Features of this model: Fully articulated tracks Opening crew door BrickArms MG42 machine gun Room inside for up to 4 minifigs (sold separately). Trailer hitch for trailer or artillery piece 1/35 scale matches other Brickmania models The over-all color scheme of this model is light gray This Brickmania model kit is made from genuine unused LEGO bricks and is shipped disassembled. Also included are full-color printed building instructions and is packaged in a sealed box. All Brickmania building kits are limited production and may be discontinued at any time. -
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P-51D Mustang - 332nd Fighter Group "Red Tail"
SGD 165.00# BKM259 The P-51 "Mustang" was the answer to the Allied need for a long-range high performance fighter plane to escort heavy bombers deep over enemy territory. With a supercharged 12-cylinder Rolls-Royce Merlin engine, high capacity external fuel tanks, and six .50 caliber Browning M2 machine gun, the P51 could hold its own against any fighters the Axis could muster all the way to and from the bombing target. The P-51 could also be configured to carry bombs and 5" rockets against ground targets, and was an effective fighter bomber in its own right. The P-51D was the most widely produced model of World War II and can be distinguished from earlier models by its bubble shaped canopy. The “Tuskegee Airmen” was the popular name of the 332nd fighter group, a group of African-American pilots who served in WWII. They were the first African-American aviators in the United States Armed Forces, a major accomplishment considering that many black Americans were still subject to Jim Crow laws and the American military was a segregated institution. The “Red Tail” moniker came from the fact that pilots in the 332nd would paint the noses, wingtips and rudders of their planes red. All Brickmania model kits are made of new-condition elements from LEGO and BrickArms. This model comes disassembled, 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. -
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