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This special edition diorama measures over 11" tall and nearly 12" across and is a faithful replica to the Trophy Wall seen within the Predator spaceship at the end of Predator 2.

This incredibly detailed diorama is a reward to the fans who have faithfully collected all the various Predators figures and Exclusives, they now have a place to display the various "trophy skulls" accumulated over the past 3 years.

The diorama includes a series of plugs and attachments that will hold 8 different skulls. One large dinosaur-like skull is available exclusively with the Trophy Wall Diorama.

Other skulls sold separately.

A must have centerpiece for your Predator collection and a perfect place to display all of the Lost Tribe Predators

This Listing is for Michael Irvin/Jason Witten (Dallas Cowboys) 2 pack

A Diamond Select Release! When we get thirsty, we pop open a bottle cap, but when the Devourer of Worlds gets thirsty, he pops a polar ice cap! The Art Asylum designers have taken the iconic head of the world-eating Galactus and turned it into a solid metal bottle opener! Measuring 4 inches tall with fridge-mountable magnets on the back, this item is a must-have for Fantastic Four fans and thirsty Marvelites everywhere!

This Listing is for a 1/6 SAS 4x4 Desert Raider w/.50 cal Browning Machine Gun, North African Campaign 1942-43

Germany introduced a remarkable number of weapon systems during WWII, with rocket launcher systems being one of them. Rocket-launched weapons first entered combat in 1941, and they proved particularly devastating for massed HE shellfire against a target, even though they weren’t as accurate as regular artillery. Dragon has produced an amazing model of a Wurfgerät 41 rocket launcher in 1/6 scale, the perfect accompaniment for similarly scaled action figures.

The Schweres Wurfgerät 41 (“heavy throwing apparatus”) was a tubular steel framework on which either 280mm HE or 320mm incendiary rockets in wooden or steel crates could be placed. Once the shipping crates containing the rockets had been inclined at the right angle, the rockets could be fired. The HE shells had a maximum range of 1920m while the 320mm rockets could reach 2195m. Dragon’s highly detailed model features the correct steel frame, as well as a total of four shipping crates each containing a rocket. Detail has been maximized by the inclusion of separate components for the wooden crates and rockets, with the former possessing authentic-looking wood-grain patterns. All parts of this large-scale model kit fit together with ease. The set features two 28cm rockets and two of the larger-diameter 32cm rockets. All in all, this Wurfgerät 41 rocket launcher adds up to an impressive display piece, especially when combined with figures into a realistic vignette.

Bipod can be folded up as on the original
- Adjustable mount allow different angles of Kz 8cm GrW 42 w/base
- Adjustable mechanism allow different heights of Kz 8cm GrW 42
- Realistic cleaning rod and intricate 8cm mortar rounds are produced

A new 1/6 scale weapon kit is hitting the streets. Item No. 75023 features a German mortar, a variant that is perhaps as not as well known as others that were employed in WWII. The kurzer 8cm Granatwerfer 42 (abbreviated to kz 8cm GrW 42) was developed as a lighter version of the standard 8cm GrW 34 mortar, and it was commonly referred to as Stummelwerfer (“stump-thrower”) by troops. The smaller size made it particularly useful for German paratroopers who needed a weapon that was easier to move around, but still offered more punch than the diminutive 5cm leGrW 36. It had a shorter barrel than the standard 8cm mortar (barrel length is 747mm), but it could still fire twice as far a round that weighed 3.5x the earlier 5cm mortar. Furthermore, at 26.5kg, it was half the weight of the leGrW 36. Maximum range was in the order of 1100m. Produced from 1941-45, the kz 8cm GrW 42 could be broken down into three loads for transport. Its effectiveness meant it served with Wehrmacht and other units as well as the airborne users it was originally intended for.

Dragon’s 1/6 scale kit is an exquisite recreation of this German mortar. It mimics a working mortar in that the bipod can be folded up and the legs adjusted to whatever angle the modeler wishes. This working mechanism means the mortar tube can “fire” at different angles. The mortar is accurately engineered in plastic parts, but the kit also includes 8cm mortar rounds, plus a barrel cleaning rod. By offering all these accessories, Dragon allows modelers to produce a dynamic vignette with this mortar as the centerpiece.

Figure not Included.