A new German medical vehicle has joined the ranks of Dragon's ’39-’45 series.

The new kit represents a 4x2 ambulance based on the famous German 3-ton truck range, which was used for myriad purposes by German soldiers during WWII.

Dragon has previously released superb 1/35 scale plastic kits of Japanese armored and amphibious vehicles from WWII, but the time has finally come to unveil what was the most important tank type! It is the Type 97 Chi-Ha medium tank as used by the Imperial Japanese Army (IJA).

After last year's Panzerbefehlswagen III Ausf.H (Item No. 6844) from Dragon, they have now announced a special DAK configuration of this Pz.Bef.Wg.III Ausf.H

The famous Arab Panzer IV which fought in the Six-Day War has been finally announced by Dragon, as it was one of the most known vehicles.

Continuing the series of vehicles which fought the Six Day War, the latest additions are a Jagdpanzer IV and a Stug III in Arab service.

This Syrian T-34/85 is the latest model from Dragon for the 50th anniversary of the Six-Day War.

The latest kit announced by Dragon to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Six-Day War is a 1/35 Egyptian SU-100 Tank Destroyer from the Arab side of the conflict.

Dragon has bared a list of its kits to be released in 1/72 scale.

Dragon's Hummel Initial Production variant has been revamped yet again, and what sets the newest release apart is the inclusion of Winterketten tracks.

Dragon continues rolling out Israeli armoured vehicle subjects in its 1/35 scale plastic kit range, with the latest being the M60 w/ERA.

First released in 2006, Dragon Models has announced that an updated kit is soon to come our way.

The latest announcement from Dragon is a model of a WWII American M3 halftrack, but with all the suitable modifications needed to represent an Israeli M3 in the Six-Day War period.

Dragon comes up with an innovative new 1/35 kit subject, one that has not been covered by a mainstream company in plastic before: the Special Type 4 “Ka-Tsu” as used by the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN).

Dragon announces a new 1/35 scale plastic kit of the Flakpanzer IV Kügelblitz. Indeed, it bears absolutely no relation to the old kit. Instead, it makes judicious use of new components from Dragon’s revamped Panzer IV range.

Hot on the heels of Kübelwagen Radio Car, here comes another unique variation of the same vehicle: the Kübelwagen Workshop.

Dragon is now offering a 1/35 scale plastic model kit of a Panther Ausf.G with an interesting set of add-on antiaircraft armor.

Dragon has announced a new kit that combines its previously released Bergepanzer Tiger I with a Borgward IV.

Dragon has announced an interesting M67 flamethrower used by the US military. Nicknamed the “Zippo”, it was originally based on an M48A1 tank hull, with the usual 90mm gun replaced with an M6 flame gun.

Continuing the trend of Kubelwagen launched last year by Dragon, they are planning the re-release of the Kübelwagen Radio Car in 1/35 scale with some improvements.

Dragon’s newest 1/35 kit portrays a Tauchpanzer III Ausf.F made ready for Operation Seelöwe, with all the features of this diving tank.

Dragon’s newest 1/35 scale StuG.III Smart Kit depicts an Ausf.G variant with a layer of poured concrete armour.

Dragon is working on a new M3 version from the Israel Defense Forces. After the standard M3 halftrack and one featuring Nord Aviation SS.11 wire-guided antitank guided missiles, a third one is now available, this time fitted with a TCM-20 antiaircraft gun.

Among the variants of well-known Sd.Kfz.250 family, one of the rarest was the Sd.Kfz.250/4 Truppenluftschützpanzerwagen. It was armed with Zwillingssockel 36 dual-mount machine guns, and was envisioned as a mobile antiaircraft vehicle.

The Sd.Kfz.251/16 Ausf.C Flammpanzerwagen, as its name suggests, carried flamethrowers.
The newest kit portrays such a flammpanzerwagen with a welded hull.

Dragon announces a new Sd.Kfz.138/1 Geschützwagen 38 H für s.IG.33/1, known as "Grille", which will come also with figures.

Dragon is now offering a 1/35 scale kit of a Panzerjäger IB mit StuK 40 L/48, a tank hunter based on the chassis of the old Panzer I Ausf.B light tank and mounting a 7.5cm StuK 40 gun from a StuG tank destroyer.

See here the new photos of the Japanese Type 4 "Ke-Nu" kit that Dragon has just shared.

Also announced today by Dragon (and that makes three), a completely new tooled Panzer IV Ausf. D at 1/35.

Another half track coming from Dragon, an Sd.Kfz.250/7 leichter Schützenpanzerwagen (schwerer Granatwerfer), which was a mortar carrier. In the rear compartment was an 8cm GrW34 mortar.

It has been some time since Dragon issued a member of the Sd.Kfz.251 halftrack family, but the new one is something special. It’s a 1/35 scale Sd.Kfz.251/1 Ausf.D with 28/32cm Wurfrahmen 40 rocket launchers.

Dragon announces for next year a new StuG III Ausf. F with mostly new parts.

The new kit from Dragon in their Six-Day War series features an M3 boasting Nord Aviation SS.11 wire-guided antitank guided missiles (ATGM), which was done to beef up the offensive capability of IDF halftracks.

Dragon has a brand new Panzer IV Ausf.D tank in 1/72 scale available for modelers wishing to expand their number of variants in this family. And it will be a 100% newly tooled kit.

Dragon has added a new kit to this big cat’s Zimmerit family, a Tiger I Mid-Production

After previously releasing a Magach 1/2 tank, and then a Magach 3 as part of the Six-Day War series, now Dragon has a Magach 3 fitted with explosive reactive armor (ERA).

Dragon has turned its attention to the early part of Wittmann’s career, where he cut his teeth commanding a StuG.III Ausf.A during Operation Barbarossa on the Eastern Front in 1941. At that time he fought with the elite LAH Division.

Dragon announced its Pz.Kpfw.VI (7.5cm) Ausf. B for release on January 2017.

The latest news from Dragon is Tiger I (mid) with a Borgward IV Ausf.A heavy demolition vehicle. The Borgward was remotely controlled from the tank.

On the base of the T28, Dragon will release in December a fictional variant with a 155mm gun.

Dragon is preparing a 1/72 German Panther Ausf. A late model. It comes with several new parts and will be available in November.

There is a new WWII Japanese tank from Dragon, the Type 4 "Ke-Nu".

Finally one of the missing vehicles in plastic has been done at 1/35 by Dragon: the Ammunition carrier Sd.Kfz. 252 and its trailer.

Dragon announces a German SU-76i, which was a Panzer III chassis captured by the Soviets and heavily modified, and then re-captured and modified again by the Germans.

The latest announcement from Dragon is a new Jagdpanzer IV A-0. The first series of these vehicles had a distinct rounded front corners of the superstructure

Dragon has a new set of three German figures of the battles of Smolensk and Roslavl in 1941

The most recent kit from Dragon is a T54E1, a U.S. post WWII tank -not to be confused with the Russian T-54.

The kit is part of the Black Label series.

Dragon has announced for October a new Panzerbefehlswagen V Panther Ausf.G, a command vehicle based on the Panther Ausf. G.

The new Smart kit from Dragon is a Panzerbefehlswagen III Ausf. H, and is expected for October this year.

Hot on the wheels of Dragon StuG.III Ausf.E comes this even earlier short-barreled versions.

The third version of the Jagdpanzer 38(t), carrying a 7.5cm Kanone 51 L/24 gun, will be available in October.