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1 5606S ELCO 80 PT BOAT CREW 1:35 BACK AGAIN 10 FIGURES INCLUDED 24 pcs x carton WEEK 5 ITALY 290*190*45 mm 0,078 cbm

2 5607S SCHNELLBOOT CREW 1:35 BACK AGAIN 10 FIGURES INCLUDED 24 pcs x carton WEEK 5 ITALY 290*190*45 mm 0,078 cbm

3 1363S F-5 E/N TIGER II Suisse Special Colors 1:72 The Northrop F-5 was born in the 60s to meet the needs of many Countries belonging to NATO that required a multi-role fighter simple, low cost and easy to maintain. In the early 70s the improved version, called F-5E Tiger II, has been developed. It was characterized by the adoption of the new General Electric J85 turbo-jet engines able to provide much higher thrust and a better performance. The F-5 Tiger II has a lengthened and enlarged fuselage, more fuel on board able to guarantee a better operating range and an improved avionic system suitable to fulfill the main role of air defense fighter. 24 pcs x carton WEEK 5 ITALY 290*190*45 mm 0,078 cbm < 20,1 cm >

4 2741S HH-60J U.S. COAST GUARD 1:48 UPGRADE MOULDS The Sikorsky HH-60J "Jayhawk" was identified by the United States Coast Guard - replacing the old and glorious HH-3F Pelican - for search and rescue, maritime patrols, and environmental protection missions. The "Jayhawk" is basically and directly derived from the robust, flexible and highly reliable SH-60 Seahawk used in a huge number by the United States Navy and embarked on all major units of the fleet. The HH-60J Jayhawk is able to fly a crew of four people, in addition to other 6 additional people on board. The HH-60J is normally based on land but it can be also based on the U.S. Coast Guard Cutters. Thanks to its main powerplant, formed by 2 General Electric T700 gas turbines able to provide 1,410 Kw each, the Jayhawk is able to reach a maximum speed of 330 Km/h and a cruiser speed of 250 Km/h. 12 pcs x carton WEEK 5 ITALY 345*242*60 mm 0,07 cbm < 31,7 cm >

5 7507S Pz.Kpfw.III J 1:72 (FAST ASSEMBLY KIT) THE BOX INCLUDES 2 KITS. Development of the Panzer III began in the mid-1930s with the aim to make it the backbone of the armoured battalions of the Wehrmacht, alongside a smaller number of heavier tanks (Panzer IV). Initially armed with a 37mm cannon, the Panzer III moved rapidly to a 50mm cannon and, in the upgraded versions (Ausf M and L), to the 75/24 gun with 64 rounds already used on the Panzer IV. Production ceased in August pcs x carton WEEK 5 ITALY 258*162*38 mm 0,051 cbm < 6,8 cm each model >

6 3901S MAN F2000 6x4 Air Roof 1:24 Work in progress 8 pcs x carton WEEK 5 ITALY 373*241*96 mm 0,083 cbm < 27,5 cm >

7 TECHNICAL DETAILS OF THE FEBRUARY NEWS FORECAST Please note that the following details can undergo alterations. Artwork in progress 1360S CANT.Z 506 AIRONE FULLY UPGRADE MOULDS 1:72 24 pcs x carton FEBRUARY ITALY 290*190*45 mm 0,078 cbm < 26,8 cm > 6522S U.S. INFANTRY ON BOARD UPGRADE MOULDS 1:35 24 pcs x carton FEBRUARY ITALY 258*162*38 mm 0,051 cbm S Kfz.15 FUNKWAGEN Artwork in progress 1:35 16 pcs x carton FEBRUARY ITALY 345*242*48 mm 0,079 cbm < 13,4 cm >

8 6093S NAP.WARS: AUSTRIAN INFANTRY BACK AGAIN 1:72 30 pcs x carton FEBRUARY ITALY 220*150*30 mm 0,042 cbm S M7 PRIEST 105mm / KANGAROO FAST ASSEMBLY 2 KITS INCLUDED 1:72 24 pcs x carton FEBRUARY ITALY 258*162*38 mm 0,051 cbm < 8,3 cm each model> Artwork in progress TIGER I (tanker included) 100% NEW MOULDS (without accessories) 1:56 (28 mm) 24 pcs x carton FEBRUARY ITALY 258*162*38 mm 0,051 cbm < 10,7 cm >

9 3894S CLASSIC PETERBILT UPGRADE MOULDS 1:24 8 pcs x carton FEBRUARY ITALY 373*241*96 mm 0,083 cbm < 32,2 cm >