A Good Addition to Your Airbrush
No matter which kind of paints you are using with your airbrush, it’s an annoying thing to see water sprayed out of the airbrush.
The Detailed Heart of the Behemoth
As the heart of vehicles, engine is one of the most important parts that influence the performance of vehicles.
The Upgraded Hebrew Shield
Merkava, a well-known name to military enthusiasts, is a unique main battle tank. By now, this IDF tank which has a strong survivability has reached its fourth generation.
Reproducing the Last Cold War Behemoth
Many people are crazy about the rugged look and strong cross-country capability of the Russian heavy cross-country trucks.
Being a Jeeper, Being Different
Jeep vehicles have been famous for their styles and outstanding performance. Jeep Rubicon,
The Coldest Day, The Most Suitable Addition
World War II was the most difficult and disastrous global war in human history. During the six years of war, both sides suffered a great loss. There were many famous battles happened in extreme cold winters. Now, MENG has a new figure set that can be added to your WWII winter dioramas.
The Panther’s Fine Protection
When the Panther Ausf.A was put into mass production, the German Army was applying Zimmerit coating on armored vehicles. As the Panther Ausf.As were produced by different manufacturers, and the German Army didn’t give any exact requirement on the appearance of this manually applied coating, there we
Jeep Wrangler, the Wild Rides
The Jeep Wrangler, an indirect progression from the World War II Willys MB, is an outstanding icon of the civilian vehicles.
MENG’s First Assembled Model Is Coming
The AMS-001 American P-51D Mustang Fighter Sweet Arlene (limited edition) is MENG’s first assembled model product. After careful design and repeated tests, we will have a limited number of 500 sets of this model available soon. This is a replica of the P-51D 44-63223 “Sweet Arlene” was flown by Lt.
Panther, More Exciting Things
The interleaved road wheels are one of the most typical features of German tanks in WWII. German engineers cleverly arranged more road wheels without lengthening the chassis. Those road wheels were quite important for the stable driving of the vehicles. German armored vehicles fitted with interleave