Hobby Master Tanks and Diecast Military Vehicles
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#HG4101 - German Marder III Ausf. H Tank Destroyer w/ PaK36 Anti-Tank Gun - Panzerjager Abteilung 42, 7.Panzer Division, Russia, 1942 (1:72 Scale)
Note: Due to stringent MAP guidelines enforced by the distributor, we are unable to extend any promotional discounts to the Hobby Master line of military replicas.
-- Updated February 3rd, 2010 --
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