You can’t accuse Militaria Diecast of resting on their laurels. Just a scant few weeks after announcing and shipping out several new 1:43 scale military vehicles comes news that a further five vehicles are in stock and winging their way to their retail network. All five are priced at just $29.99 apiece, so when you consider the size of some of these new introductions, such as the all-new GMC truck with a communications shelter (shown above), their heft and diecast construction, that represents awesome value for the buck.

We’ve placed our initial order with our distributor so the quintet should be in stock and ready for outbound shipment to our customers by the end of next week. Barring any logistical issues, that means they can still make it under the tree in time for Christmas.

Earlier today we learned that Militaria Diecast received and is now shipping out seven new 1:43 scale diecast military vehicles to their retail netowrk. Composed of diecast metal and offering great value for the price, we expect to receive their latest batch of soft-skinned military vehicles by the middle of the month, making them perfect holiday gifts. Perhaps the most notable new introductions include this Sd. Kfz. 9 18-tom FAMO prime mover (shown above) and its accompanying tank transporter (shown below), both painted in an early war field grey scheme.

All seven have been listed to our web site under the November New Additions section and the pre-order window is now open.

Looking to build upon the success of their Armored Fighting Vehicles of World War II line, the owner of the range has decided to expand the series to now include soft-skinned vehicles. Six new WWII-era 1:43 scale vehicles were shown on their site, covering everything from DUKW amphibious trucks to M16 motor carriages. Interestingly, all six vehicles are based upon vehicles drawn from the US inventory. It is hoped that as the series expands, vehicles from other user-nations will be added. We’ve listed all of the vehicles on our web site and expect them to storm our shores some time this summer.

The packaging for this new series is very reminiscent of the type used for the AFV’s of WWII line. Like the AFVs series, each vehicle in the Militaria range sits atop an etched based and is nestled within a handsome heavy acrylic display case. Eventually, as product sells out within the AFVs line and more product is called for, the new packaging will bear the Militaria Diecast logo rather than the AFV moniker all in an effort to maintain a consistent look and appearance across all of their sub brands.

We’re pleased to announce a new line of diecast combat aircraft known as Militaria Diecast. Produced by the same company that gave us the Warbirds of World War II series of military aircraft, Militaria Diecast will move the ball forward, so-to-speak, and examines some of the most iconic fighters arising in the aftermath of World War II. Three models are being offered at inception although we have decided to stock only two. The third, a Portuguese A-7 Corsair, has limited appeal here in North America, but if they decide to do a US version we will readily add it to our product roster.

Based upon the pictures provided, it doesn’t appear as if the series will come with pilot figures although each of the aircraft can be posed in-flight on a display stand or on a set of tricycle landing gear. Lastly, the outer cases are very reminiscent of the type that accompanies the Warbirds of World II line, complete with a sturdy five-panel box, clamshell packaging and clear interior viewing pane so collectors can see the model without having to take it out of the box and possibly risk losing some of the parts.

No price has yet to be established for each of the new aircraft and a ship date is probably pegged for early spring, although no definite date has been set. For more information on this new 1:72 scale range, click the following link or either of the images shown above.