In this, the third of today's new stories on Mig Productions new releases, the attention turns to Armor - wth inevitably, some surprises....

Once again, my thanks to Miguel 'Mig' Jimenez for the images and information...

Mig Productions - Armor Releases

MP 35-262 HMMWV late type cupola (6 Euros)



Our HMMWV late type cupola represents the one currently used on all up-armed HMMWVs in service throughout Iraq, Afghanistan and conflicts around the world today. This cupola has also been installed in the field on numerous other military trucks such as the M915A1.

MP 35-260: 38t G conversion set for Tamiya (22 Euros)



This conversion set is for all of the modellers owning a Tamiya Marder III kit looking to do something different. This conversion was constructed precisely referencing the drawings by Hillary Doyle. This kit is made of perfectly cast resin and is very easy and quick
to assemble. Our 38T contains a complete upper hull, turret and other fine, well cast details.

MP 35-263 BURNT OUT Modern Car (24 Euros)



It was really a question of who was going to be first to do one. This is something that modern Diorama builders have been waiting for. The kit contains the body, front and rear hoods, engine, radiator, hubs and other details. It has interior detailing both in the cab and under the front and rear hoods. Also included is a tool to help the modeller easily construct the remaining frames and springs for the burnt interior seats. This car is common to the types used throughout Europe, Asia and Middle East. It can be included on modern dioramas in all settings.

MP 35-264 Early Tiger I Battle Damage Set (15 Euros)



This simple set is cast from crisp high-quality resin. The parts are simple to
prepare and fit perfectly onto the new DML Tiger I kit. Our set includes six damaged
road-wheels to replace the ones provided with the DML kit. Also included are a
replacement front plate and mantel, both containing various size shell impacts and
accurate texturing.

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