Author and master model builder Steven Zaloga has given us permission to post this gallery of some of his 1/35 and 1/48th scale models. We hope you enjoy these images and we thank Mr. Zaloga for sharing them with us. The models can be viewed in the slideshow directly below or click on the individually labeled thumbnails to view the full size images.
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- 4.7cm Pz.Jager Normandy 1944
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- 7.5cm Pz.Jager Somua Normandy 1944
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- 10.5cm Geschutzwagen Hotchkiss, Normandy 1944
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- BA-10 armored car 1942
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- Bishop 25 pdr Sicily 1943
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- Char 2C 1919
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- Char B1 bis 37 BCC France 1940
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- Char Schneider CA 1 Cantigny France 1918
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- Char St. Chamond 1918
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- Crusader, Desert campaign 1941
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- Darbys Rangers vs Italian R35 Gela Sicily July 1943
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- Ersatz M10, Pz.Bde
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- Finnish BT-42, Continuation War 1944
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- German A7V 1918
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- German Beutepanzer Mk IV 1918
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- Ho-Ro 15cm SPH, Philippines 1945
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- Hungarian Zrinyi assault gun 1945
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- Locust Airborne Tank Operation Varsity 1945
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- LVT-A1 Peleliu 1944
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- M2 HT with 37mm gun, 41st Arm Inf Regt Operation Cobra 1944
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- M3 75mm GMC El Guettar, Tunisia 1943
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- M3 medium tank Tunisia 1943
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- M4 8th Tank Bn 4th Armd Div France 1944
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- M4 Crab Flail St. Lo France Jul 1944
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- M4 Crocodile 739th Tank Bn Julich Germany 1945
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- M4 Crocodile 1945
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- M4A1 1st Armd Div Tunisia 1943
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- M4A1 2nd Armd Div Sicily 1943
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- M4A1 76mm 2nd Armd Div Operation Cobra 1944
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- M4A1 741st Tank Bn Omaha Beach D-Day 1944
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- M4A1~76mm ~In the Mood~ Sgt. Lafayette Poole 3 AD Sep 1944
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- M4A3 with applique armor 2nd Armd Div Germany 1945
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- M4A3E2 76mm 4th Armored Div Germany 1945
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- M4A3E2 Cobra King 4th Armd Div Ardennes 1944
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- M4A3E8 14 Armd Div 1945
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- M5A1 4th Armd Div 1944
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- M6 Heavy tank 1943
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- M8 75mm HMC Belgium 1944
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- M10 3 in GMC France 1944
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- M16 MGMG Germany 1945
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- M18 76mm GMC 704th TD Battalion Arracourt Sep 1944
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- M48A3 Vietnam 1968
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- M50 Ontos Vietnam 1968
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- Marine M4A3 Iwo Jima
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- Mark V 1918
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- Matilda Desert campaign
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- Patton’s M3A1 Scout Car, Sicily 1943
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- Polish Home Army Kubus 1944
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- Red Army Churchill 1943
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- SA-8 Gecko-9A33BM2 Osa-AK
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- Sherman Firefly 1944
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- Sherman II El Alamein 1942
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- Somua S35 1940
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- Staghound AC Canadian Army Netherlands 1944
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- SU-76M Ukraine 1944
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- Super Pershing Germany 1945
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- T1E3 mine roller Ardennes 1945
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- T3E1 medium tank 67th Infantry~Tank, 1935
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- T6 Amphibious Tank 1945
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- T10 Tractor-Canal Defense Light, Rhine 1945
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- T16 light tank Attu Alaska 1942
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- T26E3 Pershing Germany 1945
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- T28 Super Heavy Tank 1945
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- T28E1 Tunisia 1943
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- T-62
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- Type 2 Ka-Mi, Saipan 1944
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- Type 3 Ho-Ni Japan 1945
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- Type 89 Philippines 1941
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My dad would have been sqeeing like an Otaku. Thanks for posting this Walt. 🙂
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I used to go to a hobby shop in Manhattan (IIRC on W 34th St) called Gateway Hobbies…Steve had a huge display case with his armor mdels on view…used to be a favorite Saturday afternoon stop for me when I’d go to Manhattan on weekends doing the tour of Sky Books, The Soldier Shop, Gateway and other model/military figure venues… C BrosnahanPort St Lucie, FL
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Wow, Mr Z sure can build a tank model.
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What a fantastic archive! I have seen a lot of these in various model magazines and on forums but it really is something to see them in one place ….
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Churchill №61 “Alexander Nevsky”, to tank 50-th Separate Guards Heavy Tank Regiment. “Александр Невский” is the name of the tank, not the name of a tank column. In the picture below the video troublesome fallacy.
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In the mid 70s after I returned home from my time with the Army in Germany, I’d drive into Manhattan to visit a small hobby shop (IIRC) on W34th St called Gateway Hobbies…it was a small showroom accessed by a similarly small elevator in an old commercial building…going there was always an adventure – I was a huge armor kit builder at the time and Steve had a large number of his models on display in a case at the back of the shop…I’d go not only to see his kits but also to find as many back issues of AFV-G2 as possible (still have ’em) and look for the newest kits that Gateway always seemed to have in stock…
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