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The Studebaker US6 heavy cargo truck was
developed by the Studebaker Corporation in 1941. The vehicle featured a robust design and excellent
payload capacity, with its 6-cylinder Hercules JXD engine producing 94 horsepower, ensuring high off-
road capabilities for the Studebaker US6. Approximately 200,000 vehicles of thirteen variations were
manufactured in total. The Studebaker US6-U5 version was a versatile fuel tanker equipped with a
750-gallon (2840 liters) tank from Heil. The tank consisted of two tandem-mounted 375-gallon tanks,
with racks on the sides for storing 5-gallon fuel cans. Conversion of the vehicles into fuel tankers took
place at Heil's factory in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Around 1150 of these converted vehicles were
produced. They were supplied to US allies, though some speculations suggest that some fuel tankers
may have also been used by units of the US Army.
KUBUS Warsaw´44 Uprising Armoured Car from the manufacturer Mirage Hobby to scale 1/35 reference 355026 . .
Soviet Six-Wheel Army Truck(100% new mol from the manufacturer ICM to scale 1/35 reference 35001 . .
Artillery set T-26T 45mm Antitank gun 53-K (1937) from the manufacturer Unimodels to scale 1/72 reference UMT410 . .
Italienischer Panzer C-1 Ariete from the manufacturer Trumpeter to scale 1/35 reference 00332 . .
M1A2 SEP TUSK II ABRAM from the manufacturer Tigermodel to scale 1/72 reference 9601 . .
Ki-21-Ia RTAF, Thailand's Heavy Bomber from the manufacturer ICM to scale 1/72 reference 72206 In the 1930s, the Royal Thai Air Force - RTAF - relied primarily on aircraft manufactured in the United States and Great Britain. The situation changed with the beginning of the Second World War.
Panther Ausf.G Early Production w/Zimmerit from the manufacturer Takom to scale 1/35 reference TAK2134 . .
P-19 Soviet radar vehicle from the manufacturer ZZ Modell to scale 1/72 reference ZZ72004 . .
1/4 Tonn Truck 'Willys' from the manufacturer Mistercraft to scale 1/35 reference F-299 . .
2 cm Flakvierling 38 Selbstfahrlafette (Sd.Kfz.7/1 early version) from the manufacturer Trumpeter to scale 1/35 reference 01523 . .
10,5 cm StuH 42 Ausf. E/F from the manufacturer Takom to scale 1/35 reference TAK8016 . .
SU-85 from the manufacturer Hauler to scale 1/120 reference HTT120030 . .
XM733 from the manufacturer Hobby Fan to scale 1/35 reference HF075 . .
STRYKER w/105mm gun MGS from the manufacturer AFV-Club to scale 1/35 reference AF35128 . .
Chinese PLA Type 99/99G MBT from the manufacturer Bronco Models to scale 1/35 reference CB35023 . .
7,5cm Panzerabwehrkanone 41 (Pak.41) from the manufacturer ACE to scale 1/72 reference ACE72280 . .
