These multiple sets from ICM really do allow for a dio in a box at a reasonable price. Good economic use of the catalogue too. It'll be interesting to see what they come up with next.

wow, this is an amazing idea and something that could save modellers a lot of time and research trying to find the right vehicles for a diorama.

I really like this two kits in one box thing that they have going here, but sorry, I just don't see the "wow" factor as it is an obvious match-up. The Soviets only had about 50 thousand of them all converging, it seems, on Berlin like some kind of tank-rave. Personally I'd rather A JS-2 or 3 with the King Tiger but then that's only me. Regardless, this sure beats Dragon's feeble attempt at revitalizing sales of older kits by giving more versions. That just left you with even more blued-out spares than usual. And -undoubtedly- overly-complex instructions to boot.