193 Matches Found, 1 thru 100 on this page. |
Maker - Item# - Scale | Description |
CORGI - AA27107 - 1/72 Scale |
![]() | Messerschmitt BF109G-6 - Kurt Gabler JG300 "Red 8" [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - AA27304 - 1/72 Scale |
![]() | Hawker Fury K2065 1 Squadron - 100 Years of RAF [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - AA27607 - 1/72 Scale |
![]() | Hawker Hurricane MK. I - v6799 McKenz - 100 Years of RAF [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - AA28103 - 1/72 Scale |
![]() | Curtiss Tomahawk IIB AK402 P/O Neville Duke, 112 Squadron [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - AA33421 - 1/72 Scale |
![]() | Westland Sea King, HC.4 ZA290, 846 Naval Air Squadron, Falklands, 1982 [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - AA33617 - 1/72 Scale |
![]() | Panavia Tornado GR4 ZA461 15XV R Squadron Centenary Scheme 2015 [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - AA33620 - 1/72 Scale |
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Panavia Tornado GR.4 ZG775 IX Squadron - Retirement Scheme - RAF Marham March 2019 [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - AA36211 - 1/72 Scale |
![]() | Gloster Sea Gladiator N5519: G6A, 802 Squadron, HMS Glorious June 1939 [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - AA36408 - 1/72 Scale |
![]() | Eurofighter Typhoon, FGR.4, ZJ950/C, ‘Charity’ RAF No.29 Squadron, Falklands Defense [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - AA37708 - 1/48 Scale |
![]() | RAF SE5A 56 Squadron RFC 1917 - 100 Years of RAF [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - AA37808 - 1/48 Scale |
![]() | Albatros D.V a , D.7327/17, Lt. Lothar Weiland, Jasta 5 , Seefrontstaffel 1, July 1918 [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - AA38108 - 1/48 Scale |
![]() | Sopwith Camel F1, B6313, Major William George ‘Billy’ Barker C/O , No.139 Sqn, Italy 1918 [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - AA38208 - 1/72 Scale |
![]() | Douglas Dakota C-47, 'Kwicherbichen', BBMF [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - AA38209 - 1/72 Scale |
![]() | Douglas C-47A Skytrain - Berlin Airlift [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - AA38307 - 1/48 Scale |
![]() | Fokker DR. 1 Dreidekker [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - AA38308 - 1/48 Scale |
![]() | Fokker DR. 1 Manfred Von Richofen - Red Baron [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - CC02722 - 1/43 Scale |
![]() | Ford Transit Mk 1 - Bodgit and Scraper [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - CC02730 - 1/43 Scale |
![]() | VW Campervan -Peace, Love, and Music [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - CC02731 - 1/43 Scale |
![]() | VW Campervan - Peace Love and Wishes [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - CC02734 - 1/43 Scale | Volkswagen Campervan - Happy Birthday - Livery |
CORGI - CC02735 - 1/43 Scale | Volkswagen Campervan - Happy Anniversary - Livery |
CORGI - CC02736 - 1/43 Scale | Volkswagen Campervan - Congratulations - Livery |
CORGI - CC02737 - 1/43 Scale | Volkswagen Campervan - Just Married - Livery |
CORGI - CC02738 - 1/43 Scale |
![]() | VW Campervan - Peace Love and Freedom [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - CC02739 - 1/43 Scale |
![]() | VW Campervan - Peace Love and Rainbows [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - CC02741 - 1/76 Scale |
![]() | Only Fools and Horses - 'The Jolly Boys Outing' - Ford R Series Plaxton Panorama Bus - Percy's Luxury Tours of Peckham - PEL 915M [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - CC03804 - 1/36 Scale |
![]() | James Bond -Aston Martin DBS - Her Majesty's Secret Service [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - CC04313 - 1/36 Scale |
![]() | James Bond - Aston Martin DB5 - Casino Royale [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - CC04314 - 1/36 Scale |
![]() | James Bond - Aston Martin DB5 - No Time To Die [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - CC04604 - 1/36 Scale |
![]() | James Bond - Gyrocopter - 'Little Nellie' - You Only Live Twice [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - CC04705 - 1/36 Scale |
![]() | James Bond - Lotus Turbo - For Your Eyes Only [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - CC04804 - 1/36 Scale |
![]() | James Bond - Aston Martin Vantage - The Living Daylights (1987) [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - CC04805 - 1/36 Scale |
![]() | James Bond - Aston Martin V8 Vantage - No Time To Die [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - CC04905 - 1/36 Scale |
![]() | James Bond - BMW Z3 - Goldeneye [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - CC05105 - 1/36 Scale |
![]() | James Bond - BMW 750i - Tomorrow Never Dies [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - CC05503 - 1/36 Scale |
![]() | Back to the Future - DeLorean and Doc Brown Figure [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - CC06806 - 1/36 Scale |
![]() | Wedding Car [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - CC07103 - 1/36 Scale |
![]() | James Bond - AMC Hornet - The Man With The Golden Gun (1974) [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - CC09003 - 1/50 Scale |
![]() | Dads Army TV Series - J. Jones Thornycroft Van and Mr Jones Figure [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - CC51032 - 1/50 Scale |
M4A1 Sherman 'Beutepanzer' Having the opportunity to capture a fully working example of your enemy’s latest battle tank is a situation which was highly prized by all the combatant nations during the Second World War, allowing their capabilities to be assessed and to ascertain the most effective ways of destroying them. This detailed evaluation would usually be carried out by a specialist Military High Command unit well behind the front lines, but getting your war prize back there during the heat of battle could be a challenging process. This particular early Sherman tank was captured by 1st Company, 501st Heavy Tank Battalion in Tunisia, during operations to counter the Anglo-American invasion of French North Africa in late 1942 and must have looked rather conspicuous parked amongst the German Tiger 1 and Panzer III tanks which were heading towards the fighting. The fascinating hand painted warning on the side of the Sherman is basically warning German troops not to remove any items from the enemy tank, as it has been commandeered by German Military High Command and is destined to be sent back to Germany for test and evaluation. In addition to the rather crudely applied Balkenkreuz markings on the turret of the Sherman, the unit responsible for securing such a significant trophy also ensured their details were included in the hand painted warning on the hull sides of the tank, presumably knowing that the message would be seen by thousands of military personnel during its journey back to Germany and wanting their achievement recognized. The German Army had first enc [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - CC51606 - 1/50 Scale |
Beute Panzer - Trophy Tank - T34-76 Model 1943 As German armed forces rolled across Europe during the early months of the Second World War, they had already displayed their willingness to deploy captured tanks as part of their powerful panzer force. Initially fielding large numbers of Panzer 35(t) and 38(t) tanks acquired following the occupation of Czechoslovakia, victories over Holland, Belgium and France brought a further supply of captured armour, with those not destroyed or classed as unserviceable pressed into service for their new owners. Operation Barbarossa and the strike East brought new pressures on the available panzer forces, especially when they came across a new Soviet tank design, the T-34. Extremely mobile, with good armour protection and a capable main gun, the T-34 was more than a match for anything the Germans had in service at that time, however mechanical problems and poor battlefield organisation reduced the effectiveness of this excellent machine. The Germans were so impressed with the T-34 that they tried to get their hands on as many serviceable examples as they could and even considered starting general production of the tank at factories which had been captured by advancing Wehrmacht troops. The machine modelled here went on to see service against its former owners with the 23rd Panzer Division in 1943 and is finished in a field applied disruptive camouflage scheme intended to help the tank blend into the surrounding countryside where combat was taking place. Although the operation of captured enemy tanks proved a welcome addition to the r [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - CC82114 - 1/36 Scale |
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Mr Bean - Mr Bean's Mini - 'Do-It-Yourself Mr. Bean’ Model Image Shows Car Based on TV Show, Actual Model May Vary [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - CC82115 - 1/36 Scale |
![]() | Mr Bean - Mr Bean's Mini - 30 years of Mr Bean [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - CC82333 - 1/64 Scale |
![]() | The Beatles - London Bus - Yellow Submarine [Age: 14 and up ] |
CORGI - CC82334 - 1/64 Scale |
![]() | The Beatles - London Bus - A Hard Days Night [Age: 14 and up ] |
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