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Authentic, metal (die cast) military models

Artilary Die Cast Model

The National Army Museum Shop has managed to secure a large selection of models, at exceptional prices, due to the wholesaler no longer importing this product. We would like to pass these heavily discounted savings on to you.

Prices range from $28 – $135.

Sizes 1:32 and 1:72

There are too many individual items for us to photograph or list separately so please call us  on 06 387 6911 immediately.

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