12 pc Armored Military Tanks with Wheels Diorama Sets Toy Aircraft Carriers Army Playsets

My son has been asking for tanks for a long time . I finally seen these ones and instead of him only having one he can play with an entire army at once .

This is really great and high quality toy tanks and one of a kind the only problem I have with this is some of the turret guns that come in some sets are more looser than the others.

Need some cannon fodder? Here you go. Wanna set up a diorama without using your expensive diecast or resin prints? This is a solution. For a simulation I needed an OPFOR I would not care about if I lost a couple… or they got physically destroyed (hehehe…a guy needs a hobby after all…). AnyWho, these work. It’s a good mold just be aware that the turn itself is not filled in like the body - so if you’re taking pictures at ground level watch your camera angles as a hollow turn, kind of throws off the perception of an armored vehicle-even a toy armored vehicle. But it’s good kit for a good price.

I have been looking for tanks to fit with my HO scale train set for a while now, so when I saw this 12 Piece Tank Set, I thought I would give them a try and went ahead and ordered them for review. I have been trying to recreate a tank railhead for my train layout from my time spent in the Army and these tanks while a little bit smaller than HO scale, will work for now until I can find more accurate scale tanks.For how many tanks you do get and the current price, these tanks are surprisingly good quality and much nicer than I was expecting. The tanks are about the size of a Matchbox or Hot Wheels car, and they do have wheels underneath each tank. The turrets do traverse but the cannon barrels do not move. I am probably being over picky with this, but you get 12 tanks, which is enough for 3 full platoons but 2 tanks short of a full tank company.Overall, I am content with using these tanks for my train layout and when I do find more accurate scale replacements, then I will most likely make a diorama using these tanks.

The tanks have wheels, but are easily removable if needed thanks to it being Phillips screw heads. For the price and for wargaming these tanks cannot be beat. The tank turrets do turn, but in our case we really didn't mind if they didn't. My family and I (daughter, son, and wife) play Flames of War, Team Yankee andWorld of Tanks Miniatures Game which are all 1\100th (15mm) and these tanks fit right in. Perfect for modern combat scenerios.I just painted them using acrylic paint markers into three different factions so we can use all 12, and at 3 per person. As more are released in different styles we will easily pick up more as for the cost comparison to actual wargaming miniatures is substantially huge.12 tanks for 10.99 at the time of writing is a good deal. They are plastic, and easy to paint with acrylic markers, or even enamel paint.

Pardon the silly headline, but I do like these little representations of the famous M1 Abrams. Lightweight yet very nicely detailed and, yes, the turret rotates. Make for a nice miniature battle line. FYI: Rolls on wheels rather than treads.

This is a great set of tanks for your matchbox scale military collection. Extremely nice and well-made. My only small objection is I wish they would’ve been more variety of type of tanks instead of just one tank but then again if you were in a real military you would have a whole Squad of similar tanks together so I guess it is kind of appropriate.

This set of tanks is great for all sorts of uses, dioramas, train setups, kids battle grounds and so on.The tanks are pretty basic but for the price they are nice, no loose plastic or untrimmed plastic.Each tank has a set of four wheels that roll pretty well and the tank turret rotates.A very inexpensive addition to many setups.