Items Available in Canada and from USA

Liebherr HS 8130.1 Accessory Set Features and Details: • Includes Liebherr LSC 8-18 slurry wall cutter • Detailed add-on parts • Includes hose reel system • Movable milling wheels • Works with Liebherr HS8130, NZG model #1046

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MTS 3630 Switchback Articulating TractorFeatures: • Pin style hitch works with most 1/64 implements• Functional articulation • Free-rolling wheels Made of diecast metal

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MTS 33-38XL Towed ScraperFeatures: • Pin style hitch works with most 1/64 tractors• Free-rolling wheels Made of diecast metal

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Vermeer BC1000XL Wood ChipperFeatures: • Pin style hitch works with most 1/64 tractors• Adjustable chip chut• Free-rolling wheels Made of diecast metal

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Maxim Crane Works, L.P. - Liebherr LTM 1650-8.1 Mobile CraneFeatures include: • Highly detailed chassis • Spring mounted suspension • Upper carriage rotates 360° • Height adjustable boom • Realistic profile

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Tiger 131 - restored and operated by The Tank Museum, BovingtonAs you might expect with one of the world's most famous restored military artifacts of the Second World War, the story of 'Tiger 131' and how she came to reside in a museum in rural Dorset is a fascinating one and draws visitors from all over the world to come and see this once feared 80 year old German tank. Panzerkampfwagen VI Tiger I turret number 131 was built at the Henschel tank works in Kassel during February 1943 and was destined to be one of only a handful of these mighty tanks sent to bolster Afrika Korps forces who were battling to stem the Allied tide in Tunisia. Assigned to the 504th Heavy Tank Battalion, she was sent by rail to the port town of Trapani in Sicily, before being shipped across the Mediterranean Sea to Tunis. Once in Tunisia, this now famous Tiger was prepared for combat and as the Commander's Tank of the 3rd platoon, was given the red turret number 131. Joining up with what few existing Tigers remained in the area, the tank went into action against the British in April 1943, where she would face the Churchill tanks of the 48th RTR and determined ground forces, which at that time were very much in the ascendancy.

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Electrical Transformer (Large) - grey High Definition plastic resin - works in both 1:50 (8ft long) and 1:64 (10ft long) scenes - Made in the USA using 3D printer technology

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