Restock: ISU-122 – Heavy Self-Propelled Gun
About the ISU-122 – Heavy Self-Propelled Gun:
Known as the younger brother of the ISU-152, the ISU-122 utilized the Soviet Union’s surplus of 122 mm guns and ISU hulls to create an effective and accurate heavy tank destroyer with over twice the rate of fire as the 152 variant. The ISU-122 also featured superior armor and protection when compared to previous Soviet self-propelled guns. After WWII many of the remaining ISU-122s were converted into civilian vehicles to aid in constructing the Soviet Union’s expanding railroad network.
Specifications:
- Weight: 45.5 tonnes (50 tons)
- Crew: 4 or 5 (optional second loader)
- Speed: 37 km/h (23 mph)
- Range: 220 km (137 miles)
Additional information about this Brickmania® custom building kit:
Modeled after the 1944 variant, the Brickmania ISU-122 model captures the unique design of the crew compartment and includes an elevating gun, along with opening top and rear hatches and a smooth rolling suspension. Additionally, the model is outfitted with extra fuel tanks and access to the engine compartment so you can detail the interior if desired.
Model Statistics:
- Designed by John Canepa
- 747 LEGO® & Brick Warriors elements
- Additional printed elements
- High-quality sticker sheet
- Full-color printed building instructions
- 1/35th scale to match other Brickmania kits
- Advanced Skill Level (6-8 years experience)
All Brickmania® model kits are made of new-condition LEGO® bricks. This model comes disassembled and includes complete printed building instructions and comes packaged in a sealed box. This is a limited edition kit and production may be discontinued at any time.
Restock: Panther – Panzerkampfwagen V Ausf D
About the Panther – Panzerkampfwagen V Ausf D:
After the beginning of Operation Barbarossa in 1941, as German Panzers streamed across the Soviet Union, they were slowed by the appearance of a Soviet tank, the new T-34. The Germans found the Panzer IV’s low-velocity 75mm gun lacking against the T-34. A mildly panicked German High Command ordered the development of a new tank to combat this threat: Enter the Panzerkampfwagen V, better known as the “Panther”.
The Panther was deployed as a medium tank on all German fronts from mid-1943 to the war’s end in 1945. The Panther is often categorized into three major variants: Ausf. A, D, and G. Small adjustments were made between variants, including improvements to the commander’s cupola and the addition of a hull machine gun. The Ausf. G variant (1944) saw a complete overhaul of the hull to provide the tank with better survivability.
While having essentially the same Maybach engine as the Tiger I, the Panther had more efficient frontal hull armor and better gun penetration. The trade-off was weaker side armor, which made it vulnerable to flanking fire. Despite being classified as a medium tank by the Germans, the Panther’s weight was comparable to that of the heaviest Allied tanks.
Considered one of the best tanks in WWII for its excellent firepower and protection, its reliability was less impressive. When the Panther first deployed at Kursk, many broke down and were abandoned by their crews. Among those recovered, the complex engineering made the Panther difficult and time consuming to repair. Much like many other German tanks, the Panther outperformed comparable Allied tanks in combat — when it was actually functioning. Its high velocity 75mm main cannon and excellent maneuverability had no trouble dealing with both the T-34 and M4 Sherman.
Over 6000 Panthers in all variants were produced during the war. Despite their excellent performance, the Panthers and their crews were simply overwhelmed by the sheer number of Allied tanks produced — roughly 50,000 of both the M4 Sherman and T-34. This numerical advantage coupled with the loss of experienced tank crews in 1944-45 contributed to the eventual fall of the Third Reich.
Specifications:
- Weight: 44 tons
- Crew: 5
- Front armor: 80mm
- Main armament: 1 x 7.5 cm KwK 42 L/70
- Secondary armament: 7.92 mm MG34 machine gun (2x on later models)
- Engine: V-12 petrol Maybach HL230 P30
- Maximum operational range: 160 mi (250 km)
- Speed: 28 mph (45 km/h)
Additional information about this Brickmania building kit:
The Panther – Panzerkampfwagen V Ausf D kit comes with the following features
- Accurately detailed early production Panther tank
- Hull can be opened to access detailed driver and engine compartments
- Opening hatches for drivers, commander, and engine compartment
- Contains numerous custom-printed elements
- Includes three premium custom-printed Panther crewman minifigures
- Hull-mounted BrickArms MG34 machine gun
- Comes with full-body camouflage sticker sheets
- 1/35 scale to match other Brickmania models
All Brickmania model kits are made of new-condition LEGO bricks. This model comes disassembled and includes complete printed building instructions and comes packaged in a sealed box. This is a limited-edition kit and production may be discontinued at any time.
New Release: WWII US Stars And Bars For Aircraft – Sticker Pack
About the WWII U.S. Stars and Bars for Aircraft Sticker Pack:
This sticker pack’s artwork is based off the United States military aircraft national insignia introduced August 14, 1943 and replaced January 14, 1947.This pack includes three pairs of insignias at varying sizes to add a historic flair to your builds.
Designed to capture a variety of historically accurate uniforms and accessories, Brickmania® sticker packs are an easy, inexpensive way to turn your own collection of minifigures into an effective fighting unit with multiple styles of vibrant uniforms. Designed, printed and packaged at the Brickmania HQ, these high quality stickers add a layer of detail to any MOC or individual figure at an unbeatable price.
WWII US Stars And Bars For Aircraft – Sticker Pack
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New Release: Battle of Mogadishu US Army Ranger
About the Battle of Mogadishu US Army Ranger – November Minifig of the Month:
On October 3, 1993 a force of 160 U.S. Army Rangers and Delta Force Operators launched Operation Gothic Serpent, which was designed to be the capture of Somali warlord Mohamed Farrah Aidid’s top two lieutenants. However, the mission did not go as planned, and early on in the operation Black Hawk Super Six One was downed by an RPG, followed by a second bird, Super Six Four, also downed by an RPG. As a result, what was designed to be a 90-minute mission turned into a 15-hour battle that cost the lives of 18 U.S. soldiers. Despite the destruction, both of Aidid’s lieutenants were captured.
Brickmania® custom minifigures include detailed historical artwork based on the uniforms and equipment used at that time. All artwork is designed and professionally printed at the Brickmania HQ in Minneapolis, MN.
Minifigure Details:
The Battle of Mogadishu US Army Ranger features a full 360-degree printed head with realistic helmet and chin straps, along with a desert 3-color uniform and woodland camo ranger body armor. Equipment includes standard 1990s era ranger webbing with M16 ammo pouches, grenades and a canteen.
LEGO and the LEGO Minifigure are trademarks of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site or these products.
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New Release: CH-53E Super Stallion™ – Heavy-Lift Helicopter
About the CH-53E Super Stallion™ Heavy-Lift Helicopter:
An incredibly utilized workhorse of a helicopter, the CH-53E is capable of carrying a 26,000-pound light armored vehicle, and 16 tons of cargo or personnel 50 miles and back to lead assault or humanitarian missions. First used by the U.S. Navy in the late 1980s, the CH-53E is the U.S. Marines variant and has proven to be one of the most reliable assets in the history of Marine Aviation. Its most common use is as assault transport of Marine ground forces, but the Super Stallion is no stranger to long-range resupplies of covert Marines either.
Specifications:
- Crew: 5
- Payload: internal: 30,000 lbs (13,600 kg) external: 36,000 lbs (14,500 kg)
- Length: 99 ft 1/2 in (30.2 m)
- Rotor diameter: 79 ft (24 m)
- Height: 27 ft 9 in (8.46 m)
- Empty weight: 33,226 lbs (15,071 kg)
- Max. takeoff weight: 73,500 lbs (33,300 kg)
Additional Information about this Brickmania® custom building kit:
Adorned with many of the features included in the real CH-53E, this model includes a fully detailed cockpit and interior, with folding benches and four working cargo and personnel winches. The outside of the model contains a functional rear cargo door with removable Zodiac boat included, as well as moving main and tail rotors, working landing gear, collapsible tail rotor boom, and a detachable roof for playability. Other features are the model’s three turbine engines, brick-built refueling probe, and window mounted BrickArms® M2HB machine gun with GAU-18 barrels and BrickArms feed chute. Printed elements include a custom FLIR (Forward-Looking Infrared) element, windows, and flare and chaff dispensers.
Model Statistics:
- Designed by Cody Osell
- 1865 LEGO®, BrickArms® and Minifig.Cat elements
- X5 Custom minifigures
- X2 BrickArms® M2HB
- Custom printed elements
- High-quality sticker sheet
- Full-color printed building instructions
- 1/35th scale to match other Brickmania kits
- Advanced Skill Level (6-8 years building experience recommended)
Sikorsky®, CH-53 Super Stallion™ associated emblems and logos, and body designs of vehicles are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation in the USA and/or other jurisdictions, used under license by Brickmania LLC.
All Brickmania model kits are made of new-condition LEGO bricks. This model comes disassembled and includes complete printed building instructions and comes packaged in a sealed box. This is a limited-edition kit and production may be discontinued at any time.
Batch 2 available for pre-order!
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Restock: M2A1 – 105mm Howitzer
About the M2A1 105mm Howitzer:
The M2A1 was the standard light howitzer of the US Army in World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War and was typically crewed by eight soldiers. Designated the M101A1 in the early 1960s, the gun’s main purpose was as anti-personnel artillery and was normally towed by a CCKW or M2 Half Track. Produced until 1953, the M2A1 remains in service around the world and was even used by the Canadian Military until 1997.
Model Statistics:
- Designed by Daniel Siskind
- 98 LEGO® elements
- Posable tails
- Gun elevates
- Front armor panels
- Full-color printed building instructions
- 1/35th scale to match other Brickmania kits
- Intermediate Skill Level (4–6 years building experience recommended)
All Brickmania® model kits are made of new-condition LEGO® bricks. This model comes disassembled and includes complete printed building instructions and comes packaged in a sealed box. This is a limited edition kit and production may be discontinued at any time.
Restock: 6 Pounder 57mm Anti-Tank Gun
About the 6 Pounder 57mm Anti-Tank Gun
First used in 1942 during the Battle of Gazala, the Ordnance Quick-Firing 6-pounder, or simply 6 Pounder, fired a 57mm projectile that exited the barrel at an impressive 2,700 feet per second and, against German armor such as the Panzer IV, had an effective range of just over 1,600 feet. Used primarily by US and British forces, the 6 pounder was an incredibly versatile anti-tank gun that outfitted a number of tanks and armored vehicles as well as functioning as a six-man artillery unit that could be towed across different terrain surfaces.
Tow your 6 Pounder 57mm Anti-Tank gun in style behind a Brickmania Universal Carrier, M3A1 Half Track, or (if you’re feeling daring) WWII Jeep!
Model Statistics:
- Designer Daniel Siskind
- 89 LEGO®, BrickArms® and Brickmania™ elements
- Brickmania 3D printed muzzle brake
- BrickArms® custom 57mm barrel
- Gun elevates
- Stability beams fold for easy towing
- Full-color printed building instructions
- 1/35th scale to match other Brickmania models
- Recommended for Intermediate Level builders (4–6 years experience)
All Brickmania™ model kits are made of new-condition LEGO® bricks. This model comes disassembled and includes complete printed building instructions and comes packaged in a sealed box. This is a limited edition kit and production may be discontinued at any time.
Restock: M4 Sherman – Allied Medium Tank (2018)
About the M4 Sherman:
Perhaps the best known Allied tank during World War II, the M4 Sherman was designed to replace the M3 Lee. Named for the eccentric Union General William T. Sherman, the Sherman medium tank was mass produced to help offset better-armed German tanks such as the Tiger and Panther. The American war machine produced over 50,000 Sherman tanks between 1941 and 1945.
The Sherman chassis was used for several dozen different variants. Among these variants, several were specialized for mine clearance, rocket battery, or as a self-propelled howitzer. The standard M4 Sherman was equipped with a Continental R975 gasoline-powered engine and could achieve a top speed of 21 miles per hour. Stock Sherman examples were armed with two machine guns and a 75mm cannon, the Sherman could handle all but the heaviest German tanks. Although they struggled against German armor, the Allies found success in overwhelming the slower German tanks by often deploying five or more Sherman tanks against the same target.
The Sherman was also deployed during the Korean War but was eventually replaced by the M46 Patton.
Specifications:
- Engine: Continental R975 C1 radial petrol
- Speed: 21 mph (34 km/h)
- Range 120 mi (193 km)
- Crew: 5
- Armament: 75mm main cannon, 2x 7.62mm machine guns
- Radio: SCR 508
About the M4 Sherman:
Perhaps the best known Allied tank during World War II, the M4 Sherman was designed to replace the M3 Lee. Named for the eccentric Union General William T. Sherman, the Sherman medium tank was mass produced to help offset better-armed German tanks such as the Tiger and Panther. The American war machine produced over 50,000 Sherman tanks between 1941 and 1945.
The Sherman chassis was used for several dozen different variants. Among these variants, several were specialized for mine clearance, rocket battery, or as a self-propelled howitzer. The standard M4 Sherman was equipped with a Continental R975 gasoline-powered engine and could achieve a top speed of 21 miles per hour. Stock Sherman examples were armed with two machine guns and a 75mm cannon, the Sherman could handle all but the heaviest German tanks. Although they struggled against German armor, the Allies found success in overwhelming the slower German tanks by often deploying five or more Sherman tanks against the same target.
The Sherman was also deployed during the Korean War but was eventually replaced by the M46 Patton.
Specifications:
- Engine: Continental R975 C1 radial petrol
- Speed: 21 mph (34 km/h)
- Range 120 mi (193 km)
- Crew: 5
- Armament: 75mm main cannon, 2x 7.62mm machine guns
- Radio: SCR 508
Restock: M25 Dragon Wagon – Tank Transporter
About the M25 Dragon Wagon – Tank Transporter:
Earning its nickname from the flames occasionally produced by the rig’s exhaust, the M25 Dragon Wagon was an absolute beast, standing an impressive 10 feet wide and 11 feet tall, and weighing 84,300 lbs completely empty. With a full armored cab and 240 horsepower, the M25 was designated for tank transport and recovery, and replaced the M19 variant in 1942. It was used regularly from 1944 until 1955 when it was retired by the US military. However, a small amount were later used to haul parts of Saturn rockets for NASA’s Apollo space program.
Specifications:
- Range: 120 mi (193 km)
- Crew: 7
- Speed: 28 mph (45 km/h)
- Armament: .50 cal M2 Machine Gun
- Weight: 84,300 lbs (38,200 kg)
Additional information about this Brickmania® custom building kit:
Constructed large enough to support an M4 Sherman model, the Dragon Wagon captures the unique structure of the angular cabin while still allowing easy access to fit up to a crew of four minifigures. The cabin also includes opening doors and hatches, as well as a roof-mounted M2HB, and the front wheels steer independently on their own axle. The rear wheels are chain driven, and the trailer can stand alone with fully functional ramps and stabilizers.
Model Statistics:
- Designed by Andrew Somers
- 787 LEGO®, BrickArms® and Brickmania® elements
- Custom Dragon Wagon driver minifigure
- BrickArms® M2HB
- High-quality sticker sheet
- Full-color printed building instructions
- Additional printed elements
- 1/35th scale to match other Brickmania kits
- Advanced Skill Level (6-8 years building experience recommended)
All Brickmania® model kits are made of new-condition LEGO® bricks. This model comes disassembled and includes complete printed building instructions and comes packaged in a sealed box. This is a limited edition kit and production may be discontinued at any time.
Restock: Universal Carrier Mk.II – Armoured Personnel Carrier
About the Universal Carrier Mk.II
Designed to accommodate a variety of military payloads, the Universal Carrier Mk.II was produced from 1940 to 1945, widely recognized for its speed and agility and was popular among infantry units despite a lack of firepower and armor. The carrier could also tow light artillery and supply trailers.
Specifications
- Crew: 2–5 depending on loadout
- Armament: Bren light machine gun
- Speed: 30 mph (48 km/h)
- Range: 150 miles (241 km)
- Armour: 6–7 mm
Features of the Universal Carrier Mk.II
The Brickmania Universal Carrier Mk.II features enough space to comfortably seat 4 minifigs (6 uncomfortably) along with a strong, compact design and rear hitch strong enough to haul the Brickmania 6 Pounder Anti-Tank gun. The perfect addition to your Juno Beach MOC!
Model Statistics
- Designer Cody Osell
- 241 LEGO®, Brickmania™ and BrickArms® elements
- BrickArms Gunmetal Bren Gun
- Full-color printed building instructions
- 1/35th scale to match other Brickmania models
- Recommended for Intermediate Level builders (4–6 years experience)
All Brickmania™ model kits are made of new-condition LEGO® bricks. This model comes disassembled and includes complete printed building instructions and comes packaged in a sealed box. This is a limited edition kit and production may be discontinued at any time.
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