Amusing Hobby AH35A040

German 88 mm Kw.K. 43 L/91 Barrel for Panther II (designed to be used with Amusing Hobby kits)

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SS-Panthers # 2 - 9. SS-Hohenstaufen, France and Belgium. Pz.Kpfw.V Ausf.A Panther and Ausf.G.

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Re-printed! U.S. 761st Tank Battalion 'Black Panthers' - M4A3 (76) Sherman in NW Europe.

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Befehlspanzer # 6. Bef.Pz.Kpfw. Panther Ausf.G

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Eastern front 1944-45. Late war Panther Pz.Kpfw.V Ausf.G.

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5. SS-Panzer Division Wiking. Panther Pz.Kpfw.V Ausf.D Panther and Ausf.A. Kp. 5 / 6 / 7 / 8. SS-Wiking # 1.

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German tanks in Italy # 11. Panther A & G Panther Ausf.A, Panther Ausf.G and Befehls-Panther Ausf.A. Pz-Reg.4 and Pz-Reg. 26.

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Windhund # 3. Pz.Kpfw.V Panthers from Pz-Regiment 24

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Grumman F9 Panther & Cougar by Andy Evans. In Profile & In Scale. Airguide series.

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Firefly Collection No 4 A Sound Like Thunder: Mortain and Falaise, August 1944 13 pages of full colour artwork depicting over 40 different vehicles including armoured cars, half-tracks, assault guns, Pz.Kpfw.IV, Panther and Tiger tanks - Black and white archive photographs, many never before reproduced - Campaign maps and histories of the units involved - Detailed tables showing vehicle types and allocations, and more[ADH code ADH042]

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Wiking & Hermann Goring Panthers (Ausf.As & Gs)

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12. SS-Pz.Div. Panthers (Pt.1) Normandie 1944

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SS-Pz.Div. Panthers (Pt3) Ardennes 1944 Covers 6 specific Panther Pz.Kpfw.V Ausf.Gs (early & lates) from 12. SS Panzer Division that saw action at Ardennes,1944 (plus 1 at Normandy). The colours of the numbers are white outlines on black, just like their Pz.Kpfw.IV counterparts in Normandy. Also included are small matching tactical numbers that were painted on tow clevises, "G" and "A" symbols, and hull registration numbers.

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31. Pz.Rgt., 5. Pz.Div. Panthers. Covers 9 specific Panther Ausf. As & Ausf. Gs from 31. Pz.Rgt. featuring the prominent, late-war styled, red devil's head on black on the turret sides. Comes with complete generic alphanumerics for the turret, for those who wants full flexibility, in both zimmerit edged and non-zimmerit ones. While the specific options will help modellers place the numbers with ease without trying to guess the spacings between the digits. Which you can see can be quite different from tank to tank. Of these, "412" had the emblem uniquely outlined with a lighter colour, very likely red (same shade as the head). The Ausf.Gs covered in this set featured both dotted ambush and disc camouflages. Also included are the usual stencils and hull numbers.

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9. Pz.Rgt. 25. Pz.Div. Pz.Kpfw.V Panthers & Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.J Jnojmo 1945 Marking set covering Pz.Rgt. 9 of 25. Pz.Div. Pz.Kpfw.V Ausf.Gs and Panzer IVs that fought in Czech Republic, in and outside of Znojmo, 1945. Yellow and red emblem revised (crescent should be above, stars below).

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This is a limited edition hardcover book on the F-15s of the USAF's 48th Fighter Wing, based at RAF Lakenheath, written by Michael Stephan. It brings the story of the F-15C and F-15Es based at the base and includes interviews with the commanders of the 48th Fighter Wing, 492nd Fighter Squadron "Madhatters", 493rd Fighter Squadron "Grim Reapers", 494th Fighter Squadron "Panthers" and the 56th & 57th Rescue Squadron. It also includes the history of the 48th FW and of RAF Lakenheath. It is a luxury book in the best quality, size 277 mm x 247 mm and counts 172 pages. It is illustrated with over 200 top quality photographs. This is a limited edition publication - no reprints - with only 1.500 copies worldwide.

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Pz.Kpfw.V Ausf.A Panther Early Decals

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Grumman F9F Panthers USN part three. Korea and Beyond by Steve Ginter. 145 pages.

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2. Panzer Division in France 1944 - Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.H generic numbers, Pz.Kpfw.VI Panther Ausf.A Sd.Kfz.251/9 Ausf.D Stummel.

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East Prussia/Koenigsberg #2. Panzer-Mix Panther Ausf.A, Pz.Kpfw.VI Tiger I Late.

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Befehls Panther Ausf.D Staff and HQ tanks, Pz.Regiment 39 [Pz.Kpfw.V Ausf.D Panther]

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Befehl-Panthers Ausf.A and G. Panther Staff and HQ tanks. Panther Ausf.A and G

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Re-printed! Berlin #3. Panthers and Panther turms in and around the capital.

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Grumman F9F Panther When the US Navy decided to enter the jet age it was no surprise that it turned to Grumman for its first carrier borne jet fighter bomber with a recon option. The first design produced by the company was a mighty beast, more akin to a bomber than a fighter. Unfortunately American jet engine development was concentrating mainly on the turbojet, a slow process as little was really known about manufacturing such a powerplant. Back to the drawing board and Grumman designed a small straight winged single engined machine that would be powered by a centrifugal engine. However, America was going through an 'American stuff only' period therefore an overseas powerplant was put of the question, or was it? The problem would be solved by having the Rolls Royce Nene license manufactured by Pratt & Whitney as the J42. As insurance the Allison J33 was selected to power one batch of aircraft although all were converted to the J42 later. The resulting aircraft would be designated the F9F Panther and would enter squadron service at a fairly steady pace although this quickened once the United States found itself embroiled in the Korean War. The Panther proved itself to be a tough bird although there was the odd mix 'n' match that resulted in a blue tailed fly! The remaining Panthers would finally leave USN service in the early 1960s. The only overseas operator of the type was Argentina who also used them as carrier aircraft. This book is written by Kev Darling and is superbly illustrated by Richard J. Caruana.

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