26 results for "Russian T 34/85g Diorama" between $2.00 and $50.00

Made of die cast metal with plastic detail parts, this incredible 1/72 scale diorama features a Russian infantryman armed with an anti-tank rifle surveying a captured German tank-hunting Elefant. Fully assembled and painted, your display includes a realistically painted and weathered base; a highly detailed Elefant with an historically accurate, late-war three-tone camouflage pattern; a clear plastic display case; and much more. Measures approximately 12" long.

Barcode: 0 89195 60221 3 Packaging: 12 pieces per master carton Box Size: 12.2"x4"x3.6" 1/72 Elefant w/Red Army Anti-Tank - Rifleman Diorama Set This title features a dramatic diorama scene as a Russian infantryman armed with an anti-tank rifle, is surveying a captured Elefant. Main Features: - Realistically painted and weathered diorama base - 1/72 Russian infantryman armed with an anti-tank rifle - Accurate Elefant mold with full details - True-scale model - Historically accurate 3-tone camouflage...

1/35 MIN36002 Russian Street w/ Advertising Column Diorama Base

Fully assembled and ultra-realistic diorama base with craters and anti-tank ditches. Accurate Tiger I. Accurate T-34 Mod. 1940. True to 1:72 scale. Includes display case.

WWII GERMAN, FRENCH, JAPANESE, RISING SUN, BRITISH, RUSSIAN, ALAMO MEXICAN & TEXAN, CONFEDERATE STATES FIRST NATIONAL FLAG, CSA SECOND NATIONAL FLAG, ACW UNION, CSA BATTLE, REV WAR, UNION JACK, FRENCH & INDIAN WAR FRENCH, BUNKER HILL, FRENCH FOREIGN LEGION, ARAB/BEDOUIN, FRENCH & ENGLISH MEDIEVAL GUIDONS, TEXAS ACW OR INDIAN WARS, CSA CAVALRY GUIDON, US CAVALRY & ARTILLERY GUIDONS, CSA CAVALRY GUIDON, CSA BATTLE FLAG WITH BATTLE DAMAGE - whew!!

1/72 Elefant w/Red Army Anti-Tank - Rifleman Diorama Set This title features a dramatic diorama scene as a Russian infantryman armed with an anti-tank rifle, is surveying a captured Elefant. Main Features: - Realistically painted and weathered diorama base - 1/72 Russian infantryman armed with an anti-tank rifle - Accurate Elefant mold with full details - True-scale model - Historically accurate 3-tone camouflage pattern typical of the late war - Detailed and weathered track links - Display...

Right in the thick of the battle the hatches of the mighty Elefant open, and the German tank commander gives the order to abandon the vehicle due to mechanical problem. The crew quickly beat a hasty retreat, leaving their tank destroyer with its 88mm gun lying abandoned on the battlefield, much to the rapture of its Russian opponents. Such a readymade diorama is now available from Dragon Armor. The complete diorama includes a powerful, but vulnerable, German Elefant painted in a three-tone camouflage...

1/35 Scale Military Miniature This is a continuing series in exact 1/35 scale World War II vehicles and post war armor, plus figures in many poses from armies all over the world. Ideal for the contructing of diorama and shadow box art, all of these military miniature models are exact in detail, down to facial expressions on the soldiers themselves. Working from the full sized vehicles, the designers measured every facet of the vehicles for the most accurate model that can be produced. Thousands...

Check out these guys. They are 1/32 scale Modern police.  They would go great with the Z.O.M.B.I.E. figures on the site to make a really fun diorama for your desk or your gaming table!

Del Prado: General Kutusov, the Russian Army in Action, 1812 from the Infantry of the Napoleonic Wars toy soldier collection. Perfect piece for Napoleonic diorama setups. Highly detailed and collectible piece. This is like all other Del Prado military miniatures a highly detailed piece. Perfect piece for any collectors Napoleonic War Miniatures collection. Comes with a historical booklet from Osprey publishing. Good inexpensive pieces that make great filler pieces for King & Country Napoleonic dioramas...

The "Churchill" began life as a 1939 requirement that envisaged a return to trench-warfare, and was therefore slow and heavily armored like the Russian KV-1 series. That said, the final Churchill prototype was much lighter than had first been thought acceptable, although it still resembled a World War I tank in appearance. Rushed into production at a time when a cross-channel invasion seemed imminent, it suffered early reliability problems and was not fully introduced until 1943. Early combat experience...

The Elefant (Elephant) stemmed from the Porsche design for the PzKpfw VI Tiger. Henschel was awarded the contract for the new tank, but it was decided to use the Porsche design as a tank destroyer. Hitler demanded that the new vehicle be ready for the 1943 offensive on the Russian front, so development was rather hurried. As a result, many broke down to their first action at the Battle of Kursk, and the lack of proper armor and ponderous mobility made them easy targets for Soviet gunners in the battle...