Dragon Armor Closeout Models

Churchill Mk.III Tunisia 1943 (1:72)Item Number: DRR60569The Churchill, referred to officially as the Tank, Infantry, Mk IV (A22), was named after the British prime minister at the time of its design in WWII. The tank was heavily armored and it featured a long chassis with long track runs that enabled it to cross difficult terrain. The first Churchills were hastily churning off Vauxhall production lines in June 1941, within a year of the tank_��s design in the aftermath of the humiliating...

VK.45.02(P)V, Germany 1945 (1:72) by Dragon Diecast ArmorItem Number: DRR60530Dr. Porsche was an important figure in terms of German armored fighting vehicle development during WWII. Unfortunately, not all his ideas met with success, with the VK4501(P) being a prime example. After its failure, he nevertheless designed an updated version known as the VK.45.02(P). He actually proposed five different versions, with four different types of engine and both forward- and rear-mounted...

Sd.Kfz.184 Elefant 1./s.Pz.Abt.653 (1:35) by Dragon Diecast ArmorItem Number: DRR61004Main Features:- True to 1/35 scale (1st release in this series!)- Fully assembled- Accurate two-tone camouflage scheme with weathering- Historically accurate of an Elefant serving with 1./s.Pz.Abt.653 in Italy in 1944- Accurate tracks with appropriate level of sag- Front machine gun can rotate and point in different directions- Barrel can elevate and lower.- Includes a display base ...

Dragon Armor is going to release a mightily impressive 1/72 scale VK.45.02(P)H prototype. It has the Porsche turret, which was later assigned to the Tiger II, mounted well to the rear of the hull to produce a most unique profile. The model is finished in a typical late-war camouflage scheme of two colors, this being punctuated by the barest of extra markings in the form of Balkenkreuz. The VK.45.02(P) is beautifully painted and weathered, and the detail on the heavy tank prototype is very...

Dr. Porsche was an important figure in terms of German armored fighting vehicle development during WWII. Unfortunately, not all his ideas met with success, with the VK4501(P) being a prime example. After its failure, he nevertheless designed an updated version known as the VK.45.02(P). He actually proposed five different versions, with four different types of engine and both forward- and rear-mounted turrets. The heavy tank turret was designed by Krupp to mount an 8.8cm KwK43 L/71 gun, and it...