1-CC60604 Corgi CORGI MARK VII CROMWELL TANK: 95mm Howitzer 1:50 Scale Cruiser Tank MkVII, A27M Cromwell Mark VI - Squadron HQ, B Squadron, 5th Royal Tank Regiment, 22nd Armored Brigade, 7th Armored Division, Holland 1945.

Tank regiments in the 22nd Armored Brigade were equipped, in the main, with British cruiser tanks including Cromwell Mk VI close support tanks with 95mm howitzer.

This particular tank had an additional stowage box added to the turret side and the so-called Normandy Cowl deflector at the back. Those regiments involved in Operation Blackcock were also given a coat of whitewash over the normal olive drab color. The various tactical signs should have been left visible, although this tended to defeat the purpose of the camouflage and was often ignored. Operation Blackcock was mounted in January 1945 in order to clear a pocket of land between the rivers Maas and Roer.

Two models only. First come, first served. 1 vol, 1 pgs 2004 UK, CORGI
NEW-box, fully assembled and painted ......$48.00 with a discount of 25% blk

1-HC60408 CORGI US M3A1 HALF-TRACK 1:50 Scale: 331st Infantry Regiment This particular 1:50 scale replica of a US halftrack was attached to the 331st Infantry Regiment, 83rd Infantry Division, Northwest Europe, 1944

Features: Diecast construction, Working vinyl treads, and Accurate markings and insignia. 1 vol, 1 pgs 2004 UK, CORGI
NEW-box, fully assembled and painted ......$60.00 blk

1-HC60507 Corgi CORGI: 1:50 Scale Henschel Sd.Kfz.181 Tiger Diecast Model -- German Army, Kurland, Germany, 1944 Production of the Tiger began in August 1942 and by August 1944, 1,355 of these tanks had been built. The 88mm main gun proved a powerful anti-tank gun, but the superior mobility of Allied tanks allowed them to attack from behind or from the side in the hope of brewing up a Tiger. The influence of Tiger tanks on allied morale grew to almost mythical proportions and was known as 'Tigerphobia.'

The Corgi Military Vehicles range presents highly-detailed, ready-made die-cast models of military vehicles. Corgi die-cast tanks require no gluing or painting. Each model is an instant display piece or diorama centerpiece straight from the box. Made from die-cast metal, die cast tanks from Corgi are 100% true to scale -- these don't look like model tanks, they look like tanks. Color, camouflage, and unit markings are carefully researched for maximum authenticity.

Corgi Military Vehicles die-cast vehicles feature: Die-cast metal construction with some plastic components; Rotating turret, elevating cannon and accurate hull in die-cast metal; Accurate moving tracks on detailed rotating wheels; Realistic panel lines, antennas, access panels, and surface details; and printed markings and placards that won't fade or peel like decals. 1 vol, 1 pgs 2004 UK, CORGI
NEW-box ......$60.00 with a discount of 25% blk

1-HC60602 Corgi CORGI CROMWELL Mk. IV CRUISER TANK: Taureg II, 11th Armoured Division, Northwest Europe, 1944 1:50 Scale Cromwell tank was used by the British Army during the later stages of World War II. The Cromwell was ordered in 1941 and intended to replace the lightweight Crusader 'cruiser' tank by being more heavily armored, and, it was hoped, more survivable in battle. Its greater weight was to be driven by a 600-horsepower Rolls Royce Meteor engine, a derivative of Rolls Royce's line of aircraft engines. Initial models, however, were powered by other engines and were designated Cavaliers and Centaurs when they entered service in mid-1942. The first genuine Cromwells with Meteor engines entered service in early 1943.

The Cromwell tank weighed about 27 tons and had a top speed of 38 miles per hour and a range of between 80 and 170 miles, depending on the terrain. It was initially armed with a 75mm gun and two 7.92mm machine guns. The Cromwell's main assets were its speed, maneuverability, and ease of repair.

It first entered battle in large numbers in mid-1944, during the Normandy Invasion and the ensuing campaign across northern France. From Normandy on, Cromwells and American Sherman tanks formed the backbone of British armored divisions. Like the Shermans, however, most Cromwells were outgunned by the more powerful German Panther and Tiger tanks. Cromwell tanks served in British armies until the war ended in Europe in mid-1945. 1 vol, 1 pgs 2004 UK, CORGI
NEW-box, available mid May 2017 ......$60.00

1-HC60609 Corgi CORGI MARK VII CROMWELL TANK: 95mm Howitzer 1:50 Scale Cromwell tank was used by the British Army during the later stages of World War II. The Cromwell was ordered in 1941 and intended to replace the lightweight Crusader 'cruiser' tank by being more heavily armored, and, it was hoped, more survivable in battle. Its greater weight was to be driven by a 600-horsepower Rolls Royce Meteor engine, a derivative of Rolls Royce's line of aircraft engines. Initial models, however, were powered by other engines and were designated Cavaliers and Centaurs when they entered service in mid-1942. The first genuine Cromwells with Meteor engines entered service in early 1943.

The Cromwell tank weighed about 27 tons and had a top speed of 38 miles per hour and a range of between 80 and 170 miles, depending on the terrain. It was initially armed with a 75mm gun and two 7.92mm machine guns. The Cromwell's main assets were its speed, maneuverability, and ease of repair. It first entered battle in large numbers in mid-1944, during the Normandy Invasion and the ensuing campaign across northern France. From Normandy on, Cromwells and American Sherman tanks formed the backbone of British armored divisions. Like the Shermans, however, most Cromwells were outgunned by the more powerful German Panther and Tiger tanks. Cromwell tanks served in British armies until the war ended in Europe in mid-1945. 1 vol, 1 pgs 2004 UK, CORGI
NEW-box ......$60.00 blk

1-NM0917 NEW MILLENNIUM 1/48 WWII German Marder III - 76.2mm Gun Classic Armor Series 1/48 WWII German MARDER III Tank Destroyer brand new in original box.
Accurate WWII Markings. Nearly all plastic construction with a high degree of detail. Great for WWII 25mm-28mm gaming. This is the version with the captured Russian 76.2 mm gun. 1 vol, 1 pgs 2008 CHINA, NEW MILLENNIUM TOYS
NEW-box, in stock ......$30.00 with a discount of 25% blk

1-NM0918 NEW MILLENNIUM 1/48 WWII German Marder IIIM Classic Armor Series 1/48 WWII German MARDER IIIM Tank Destroyer brand new in original box. Accurate WWII Markings. Nearly all plastic construction with a high degree of detail. Great for WWII 25mm-28mm gaming. With German 75mm Pak 40/3. 1 vol, 1 pgs 2008 CHINA, NEW MILLENNIUM TOYS
NEW-box, in stock ......$30.00 with a discount of 25% blk

1-US51003 Corgi CORGI US51003, M4A3E8 SHERMAN TANK W/ FLAMETHROWER - USMC - 1:50 Scale The Sherman tank took the Allies through World War II and was upgraded for service in the Korean Conflict. The USMC used this tank's flame-throwing capability very effectively. Corporal Jerry Ravino was a Marine Corps tank loader and relates a harrowing story of bravery and courage that occurred on February 3rd, 1953, during 'Operation Clam Bake.'

In honor of its achievement, Corgi has come out with an amazingly accurate 1:50 scale diecast replica of the famed US Marine Corps M4A3 HVSS POA-CWS-H5 Sherman medium tank equipped with a flamethrower. Like the other vehicles in the 'Forgotten Heroes' Collection, this vehicle has been 'muddied' to give it a more weathered appearance.

Two models only. First come, first served. 1 vol, 1 pgs 2004 UK, CORGI
NEW-no box, fully assembled and painted ......$48.00 with a discount of 25% blk

1-US51010 CORGI US M4 SHERMAN MEDIUM TANK 1:50 Scale: Sherman 'Thunderbolt', 37th Tank battalion, 4th Armored Division D-Day This particular 1:50 scale replica of a M4A3 Sherman medium tank, nicknamed 'Thunderbolt,' was attached to the US 4th Armored Division during the D-Day campaign.

Features: Diecast construction, Working vinyl treads, Rotating turret, Elevating gun, and Accurate markings and insignia. 1 vol, 1 pgs 2004 UK, CORGI
NEW-box, fully assembled and painted ......$60.00 inc