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2005 Revell Preisliste 94122 Preisliste 1/2005 gültig ab 01.02.2005 Kat.- Art.Nr. Unverbindlich empfohlene Verkaufspreise CHF Quartal Seite LOCOMOTIVEN 105 02160 Mehrzweck Lok BR 41 35.00 105 02161 Leich.Güterzuglokomotive BR 50 35.00 105 02163 New York Central Hudson Loc 35.00 105 02165 Big Boy Locomotive 37.50 104 02169 Diesellok BR 230 "Ludmilla" 35.00 105 02170 Schwere Güterzuglokomotive BR43 35.00 104 02171 Schnellzuglok BR02 m.Tender 2'2' 35.00 104 02172 Schnellzuglok BR01 m.Tender 2'2' 35.00 105 02173 Dampflok BR 43 m. Tender 35.00 104 02185 Diesellocomotive BR 231 35.00 6/05 FIGUREN 89 02500 Deutsche Fallschirmjäger, WW II 12.90 89 02502 Deutsche Infanterie, WW II 12.90 89 02503 US-Infanterie, WW II 12.90 89 02508 Deutsche Pioniere, WW II 12.90 89 02511 Deut. Panzergrenadiere, WW II 12.90 89 02515 Deutsche Artillerie WWII 12.90 89 02517 US-Fallschirmjäger WWII 12.90 90 02518 Dt. Panzergrenadiere (modern) 12.90 90 02519 Britische Infanterie (modern) 12.90 90 02520 US NATO Truppen (modern) 12.90 90 02521 Deutsche Fallschirmjäger(modern 12.90 90 02522 Deut. Krisenreaktionskräfte 12.90 89 02523 Britische Infanterie WWII 12.90 90 02524 Deut. Kommando Spezialkräfte 12.90 89 02525 Dt. Marine Figuren 12.90 6/05 87 02556 Kaiserl. Infanterie (30j-Krieg) 12.90 87 02557 Schwedische Infanterie(30j Krieg 12.90 87 02562 Englisches Fußvolk, 100-j. Krieg 12.90 87 02563 Französische Ritter, 100-j.Krieg 12.90 87 02574 Österr.Infanterie(7-jähriger Kri 12.90 88 02576 Frz. Gardejäger, Napol. Krieg 12.90 88 02577 Brit. Fussartillerie(Napol.Krieg 12.90 88 02578 Brit. Leibgarde, Napol. Kriege 12.90 88 02586 Französische Husaren 12.90 1/05 88 02587 Französische Dragoner 12.90 1/05 88 02588 Französische Gardeartillerie (be 12.90 1/05 88 02589 Preußische Kürassiere 12.90 1/05 MILITÄR 102 03018 TPz I Fuchs 6x6 35.00 103 03021 SPz Marder 1A3 35.00 101 03029 Jeep & M34 Tactical Truck 26.50 101 03033 "Jagdtiger" (Sd.Kfz. 186) 49.90 102 03042 Panzerhaubitze PzH 2000 59.90 102 03044 MAN 10t milgl 8x8 59.90 103 03045 Leopard 2 A5 49.90 2005 Revell Preisliste/Preisliste 94122 CH/16.01.2005/Seite 1 von 14/nw 103 03053 Leopard 2 A4 KFOR 49.90 102 03057 M-60 A3 49.90 102 03059 M1A2 Abrams 59.90 103 03060 Leopard 2 A6 49.90 101 03073 "Kübelwagen" Typ 82 199.00 101 03075 Crusader MK.III 49.90 1/05 93 03101 Sturmgeschütz IV 15.90 96 03102 Sherman M-4A1 15.90 99 03103 Leopard 2 A4 15.90 99 03105 Leopard 2 A5 15.90 95 03107 Panzer V 'Panther' Ausf. D und A 15.90 94 03108 Pz.Kpfw. VI Tiger I Ausf. H 15.90 97 03110 "Challenger" I 15.90 97 03112 M1A1 (HA) Abrams 15.90 98 03113 Marder 1 A3 15.90 100 03114 TPz 1 Fuchs 15.90 99 03115 Leopard 1 A5 15.90 94 03116 PzKpfw IV "Tiger" I Ausf.E 15.90 93 03117 Panzer III Ausf. M 15.90 100 03118 SpPz2 "Luchs" 15.90 94 03119 Panzerkampfwagen IV Ausf. H 15.90 97 03120 Challenger I Mk. 3 "KFOR" 15.90 99 03121 Panzerhaubitze 2000 15.90 94 03122 PzKpfw IV Ausf. J 15.90 96 03123 Cromwell Mk. IV 15.90 97 03124 M2A2 Bradley 15.90 96 03128 Warrior MCV 15.90 93 03129 PzKpfw VI Königstiger 15.90 96 03130 Sowjetischer Panzer T-34/85 15.90 98 03131 French Leclerc Tank 15.90 93 03132 StuG 40 Ausf. G 15.90 93 03133 Panzer III Ausf. L 15.90 96 03134 Israel. Merkava III 15.90 99 03135 Brückenlegepanzer Biber 35.00 100 03136 Spähwagen Fennek 15.90 98 03137 HMMWV 15.90 95 03138 Königstiger Porscheturm 15.90 100 03139 Fuchs Eloka "Hummel"/ABC 15.90 97 03140 M60 A3 Medium Tank 15.90 95 03141 Sd.Kfz. 9 Halftrack "FAMO" 18t 15.90 100 03142 Dingo 15.90 2/05 97 03143 M2 'Bradley' 15.90 1/05 98 03144 Warrior add-on amour MCV 15.90 2/05 98 03146 Abrams M1 A2 15.90 3/05 95 03148 Sd.Kfz. 164 Nashorn/Hummel 15.90 3/05 91 03150 Sd.Kfz M, Pak 40 & Afrikakorp 26.50 91 03161 PzKpfw VI Tiger &Deut.Infanterie 26.50 91 03163 Challenger &Britische Infanterie 26.50 91 03200 Leopard,Luchs,Fuchs& PzGrenadier 49.90 92 03211 Sherman Firefly 9.90 92 03212 T-34/76 mm 9.90 92 03213 M24 Chaffee 9.90 92 03214 Sd. Kfz. 234/2 Puma 9.90 92 03215 Sd. Kfz. 124 Wespe 9.90 92 03216 M-7 105 mm "Priest" 9.90 FLUGZEUGE / HUBSCHRAUBR / WELTRAUM 2005 Revell Preisliste/Preisliste 94122 CH/16.01.2005/Seite 2 von 14/nw 8 04000 Suchoj S-37 Berkut 8.50 8 04001 F/A-18 C Hornet CH 8.50 12 04002 F-4 E/J Phantom 8.50 10 04004 Grumman F-14A Tomcat 8.50 11 04006 General Dynamics F-16A 8.50 12 04007 MiG-29 "The Swifts" 8.50 9 04008 TF-104 G Starfighter 8.50 8 04009 Lockheed X-35B JSF 8.50 10 04010 F-15 A Eagle 8.50 43 04011 Sikorsky CH-53G (camouflaged) 13.90 9 04012 E-2C Hawkeye 13.90 8 04028 MiG 1.44 MFI Fighter 9.90 11 04029 F-14A Tomcat "Black Bunny" 8.50 43 04031 AH-64 D Longbow Apache 8.50 9 04033 Dassault Rafale M 8.50 43 04034 Kamov Ka-50 "Black Shark" 13.90 11 04036 Tornado ECR 8.50 11 04037 F-117 Stealth Fighter 8.50 12 04038 AV-8 Harrier 8.50 3/05 11 04039 Hawker Hunter FGR.9 CH 8.50 11 04040 Tornado GR. Mk. 1 8.50 10 04051 F-19 Stealth Fighter 8.50 10 04052 B-52 H Stratofortress 35.00 12 04070 Northrop B-2 Bomber 19.90 9 04074 Eurofighter JF90 8.50 9 04076 Panavia Tornado Navy 8.50 12 04086 MiG-31 Foxhound 8.50 15 04115 Fairey Swordfish Mk.I/III 9.90 24 04116 Fokker Dr. 1 9.90 14 04130 Ju 88 A-4 D-1 19.90 16 04140 Grumman F6F-5 Hellcat 13.90 16 04143 F4U-5 Corsair 13.90 15 04144 Hawker Hurricane Mk II C 9.90 16 04155 P-47 D-30 Thunderbolt 9.90 13 04160 Messerschmitt Bf 109 G-10 9.90 15 04164 Spitfire Mk V 9.90 14 04165 Focke Wulf Fw 190 A-8/R11 9.90 13 04166 Me 262 A1a 9.90 24 04177 Fokker D VII 8.50 16 04182 P-51 B Mustang 9.90 36 04201 Airbus A-320 Th. Cook/SWISS 26.50 38 04202 Boeing 737-800 Air Berlin 26.50 38 04204 Boeing 747-400 'British Airways 35.00 40 04207 Canadair Challenger 604 Rega CH 15.90 39 04210 Boeing 747-200 8.50 39 04211 MDD DC-10 8.50 40 04213 Learjet 35 A Business Jet 26.50 37 04215 Airbus A 319 19.90 39 04216 Boeing 767-300 ER Gulf T./SAS 29.90 40 04217 Falcon 10 26.50 38 04219 Boeing 747-400 'Lufthansa' 35.00 35 04221 Antonov An-124 49.90 3/05 34 04224 Glider Plane Schleicher ASK 21 26.50 2/05 40 04228 Cessna Citation-I 26.50 1/05 14 04229 Heinkel He 70 F-2 9.90 1/05 37 04230 Airbus A 380-800 39.90 2005 Revell Preisliste/Preisliste 94122 CH/16.01.2005/Seite 3 von 14/nw 39 04232 Boeing 737-200 8.50 36 04236 Airbus A 321 Lufthansa 26.50 37 04237 Airbus A-380 "Emirates" 39.90 1/05 36 04240 Airbus A 320 "Condor" 26.50 38 04241 Boeing 737-800 "Ryan Air" 26.50 2/05 35 04242 Douglas DC-7 15.90 37 04246 Fokker 100 Helvetic Air CH 19.90 1/05 35 04248 Douglas DC-3 Swiss Air/KLM CH 29.90 36 04254 A-310 "INTERFLUG"/Luftwaffe 26.50 39 04257 Concorde 33.50 23 04303 F/A-18 C Hornet 'Eagle Nose-Art' 19.90 23 04314 Northrop F-5B 19.90 19 04319 Su-27 Flanker 33.50 18 04320 Dassault Mystère IV.A 9.90 23 04322 F-14A Tomcat 29.90 16 04325 Martin B-26 Marauder 19.90 20 04326 Handley Page Victor K2 35.00 22 04327 Lockheed S-3A/B Viking 29.90 22 04333 Lockheed F-117 'Nighthawk' 19.90 30 04337 B-58 Hustler 99.00 21 04338 Eurofighter Typhoon Twin-seater 19.90 14 04340 Junkers Ju 290 A-5 39.90 19 04346 MiG-21 F-13 19.90 1/05 18 04350 Hawker Hunter F.MK6 22.50 2/05 22 04355 Lockheed F-16 B Two-Seater 19.90 1/05 23 04356 A-10 Thunderbolt Desert Storm 29.90 16 04360 B-25 J Mitchell 35.00 1/05 13 04362 Dornier Do 24 Seaplane 26.50 10 04364 Boeing E-3A Sentry AWACS 19.90 18 04366 Mirage 2000 C 19.90 13 04368 Blohm & Voss BV 138 39.90 3/05 19 04369 MiG 1.44 MFI 19.90 17 04375 Tornado ADV F.Mk.3 19.90 21 04376 Eurofighter, Shelter & Equipment 79.00 2/05 13 04383 Flugboot Blohm & Voss BV 222 V-2 59.90 20 04384 Dassault-Breguet Atlantic 1 MPA 39.90 23 04392 F-14 D Super Tomcat 29.90 16 04395 B-17 F Flying Fortress 33.50 44 04406 Kamov KA-50 Hokum 19.90 45 04409 Westland Lynx "Marineflieger" 13.90 45 04410 EH 101 Merlin HM1 Royal Navy 33.50 45 04411 Seaking Mk41 w.Skua(German Navy) 19.90 49 04420 AH-64D Apache Brit.Army/US Army 29.90 47 04422 Eurocopter EC 145 13.90 1/05 51 04423 Eurocopter EC-135 Air-Zermatt CH 39.50 50 04425 Eurocopter EC 135 "ADAC" 33.50 50 04428 Eurocopter EC-135"Polizei" 33.50 50 04441 ADAC Helicopter-Set(Bo105,Bk117, 59.90 45 04444 Bell UH-1D "Heer" 13.90 49 04445 Kamov Ka-50 Hokum 33.50 46 04446 Sikorsky CH-53 GS/G 59.90 47 04451 Medicopter 117 13.90 44 04456 Agusta A-109 KM 19.90 47 04457 EC 135 "ADAC/ÖAMTC" 13.90 48 04458 Sikorsky MH-60L 35.00 45 04467 Eurocopter SA 365 Dauphin 2 9.90 2005 Revell Preisliste/Preisliste 94122 CH/16.01.2005/Seite 4 von 14/nw 44 04469 RAH.66 Comanche 13.90 46 04471 CH-54A Skycrane 19.90 47 04475 EC-135 VIP 13.90 49 04476 Bell UH-1C/B Huey Hog 19.90 1/05 46 04477 Mil Mi-8T NVA/Russia 19.90 1/05 51 04478 Alouette II PAH (attack) 29.90 2/05 46 04480 MH-47E Chinook 33.50 1/05 51 04481 Eurocopter EC 145 29.90 3/05 48 04482 Bo 105 VBH 19.90 2/05 44 04487 AH-64 Apache 19.90 44 04488 Eurocopter PAH2 13.90 27 04512 P-51 D Mustang 19.90 29 04514 Grumman F-14A Black Tomcat 35.00 26 04522 F-4F Phantom II Luftwaffe 59.90 26 04523 Henschel Hs 129 B-2 35.00 28 04525 B-26 Marauder 35.00 28 04529 B-24 D Liberator 79.00 26 04530 Messerschmitt Bf-110 G-2 /R3 29.90 26 04532 Me Bf 109 G-10 19.90 29 04545 F-117 A Nighthawk 29.90 31 04550 F-15 E Strike Eagle 39.90 27 04554 Spitfire Mk.
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