Bronco have built up four of their latest releases so we can better see their quality - what better to do on a lazy sunday than check them out?

Bronco Models November/December releases..
CB35164 The Italian Staff Car w/Crew "Libya"
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This little staff car is the fourth incarnation of their popular small Italian car - this time with a couple of Italian crew and markings to match. The tops is down on this version as well.
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The Carro Veloce CV33 (later renamed the tank L3/33) was a light tank (actually for armament and sizes, plus a tankettes) Italian developed between the two world wars, from the pattern of the chariot British Carden-Loyd Mk VI tankettes. It serves before - during and even after the second world war in several theatres so this - the fourth variant from Bronco has heaps of possibilities for modellers.
AB3564 BT-7 track link
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Suitable for the Soviet produced BT-7 tracked series of vehicles. These tracks bend and roll naturally and improve on your older tracks.(unless you have some Rfuil tracks that is)
Bronco CB35168: OQF 6pdr Anti-tank Mk.IV on Carriage Mk.III (airborne) W crew

Manufacturer: Bronco Models
Code Number: CB35168
Scale: 1:35 Scale
Item type: Military vehicle kits (injection)
full infantry support weaponry included
Photo etched and "cable" included
The kit features a full crew and separate rounds. There is also a set of ammo carriers being made to suit this kit.+W+crew+++CB35168+(4).jpg)
And here is the full set all built up..
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And here is the full set all built up..
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This is another release we are not 100% sure of – as the box says it is without figures but this – the third release of the Jeep from Bronco seems to us to include not only the 8 figure from the British Parachute Regiment but also the trailer for all of their gear – it would go well with a Horsa glider wouldn’t it???

We have some pictures 0f the built up kit to show you just how it all looks when it's together - this is the best way to see the crew hanging off the jeep.
We will bring you a look at these when they arrive but until then for more from Bronco check out their website...