This Schuco Tpz-1 Fuchs Germany 1/43 Diecast Armor is very detail diecast armor. Similar product  for 1/43 scale Tpz-1 Fuchs was also produced by Doyusha (Japan) and Edison Giocattoli (Italy). They got the license from DeAgostini (Italy). So, don't be confused by the brand. They were almost similar product (with different price of course) <g>

Dragon Armor M1A1HA Abrams 1:72 scale model is depicted in the authentic markings for Iraq during 2003. Dragon Armor carefully researches models to ensure that every detail is historically accurate from the tooling to the realistic weathered camouflage scheme to the markings. The Dragon Armor 1:72 scale series is a great scale to collect and the attention to detail is superb offering exceptional quality at a great price. Models are packaged in an acrylic display case. Length measurement is 100mm (excludes the gun barrel) and height is 30mm.

You don’t have to be an expert in cameras for taking picture of your diecast tanks. All that’s required is a reasonable camera plus several halogen lamps. None of these need cost a fortune. A good eye for composition is an immediate advantage. There a collector, modellers or wargamer among us who doesn’t organise his forces to display them to maximum advantage? So, you’re already half way there.

Dragon Armor M2A3 Bradley, Baghdad 2003, 1:72 models are static pre-assembled, pre-painted models made of both diecast and plastic. True to scale; authentically detailed and historically accurate; each with its own protective display case, which is dust resistant and stackable.

The Soviet T-72 tank went into production in 1971 and was designed as a mass production tank to complement in service much more complicated and advance T-64 tank (which was never exported) in service with Soviet Army and for export.

Production of T-72 and its variants ended several years ago with over 20,000 built at four Soviet plants as well in Poland, Czechoslovakia and T-72M1 in India and Iraq.