Yes, it is possible mix different media-based building kits on a layout. In fact, it can add a lot of visual interest...
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M-18 Hellcat (x2) 1/72 Tank plastic kit (US) Comes with two kits per box.
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WWII Late German Mortar Team Contents 20 figures (5 poses) and 4 mortars. All the figures are wearing ankle boots and camouflage smocks, suitable for the later war period.
WWII Late German Machine Gun Team Contents 24 figures (6 poses) and 8 machine guns. Two of poses figure kneeling crew operating the weapon and feeding ammunition while the other ones are standing.
WWII British Cromwell Tank The Cromwell was the most important British built cruiser tank of WW2. It was second only in importance to the Churchill as the prime British tank in 21st Army Group. It was the first British tank, to...
Sturmgeschutz IV (x2) 1/72 Tank plastic kit (DE) The StuG IV was a World War 2 German “Assault Gun” based on the chassis of the widely used Panzer IV. Deployed in infantry divisions alongside soldiers to provide support fire and anti-tank capabilities. Fighting on the Eastern and Western fronts, as well as in Italy...
StulG 33B StuIG 33bThe Sturm-Infanteriegeschütz 33B was a German self-propelled heavy infantry gun used during World War II.After experimenting with open-topped mountings of the siG33 on the Panzer I and Panzer II, it was decide...
Valentine Mk.II (x2) 1/72 Tank plastic kit (UK) The Valentine tank was produced in the United Kingdom (and Canada under license) during the Second World War. More than 8,000 of the type were produced in 11 different marks plus various purpose-built variants, accounting for approximately a quarter of wartime British tank production...
Russian T-34/76 1943The Russian T-34 was the most influential tank design of World War II, with its sloping armour, heavy hitting firepower and rapid mobility. It first saw combat in the summer of 1941, and its qualities soon se...
Russian SU-85The SU-85 was a Soviet tank destroyer based on the SU-122 assault gun, which was itself built on the chassis of the T-34 Medium Tank. During 1942 the Soviet high command had been convinced that the 7.62cm guns of th...
Achilles Tank DestroyerThe Achilles was the British version of the M10 Tank Destroyer. A number of M10s were supplied to Britain in 1944 where they acquired the name: “3in SP, Wolverine”. Many of these were then converted by rep...
M10 US Tank DestroyerTank Destroyers were specialized units designed to engage and destroy enemy armour, opening the way for Allied tanks to exploit the gaps. During WW II, tanks did not have sufficient firepower for this task l...