Sluban

Sluban has really come a long way in recent years and now offers more than just game sets. These 3 sets are detailed and therefore interesting for collectors and military fans.

Sluban continues the series of small RC models with the Chinese Type 99 main battle tank. Here too, special, small motors are used.

The combination of RC and diorama takes some getting used to, but this model also looks good on the shelf. To achieve the small scale, Sluban uses special motors.

Sluban continues to be busy and provides us with new sets. This is an armored transport vehicle that is the only one of its kind that can be dropped from an aircraft using a parachute.

The T-80 is not yet found that often among the well-known terminal block manufacturers. With this 2in1 set, Sluban is releasing two variants at once that have plenty of details.

These two gunships make an excellent twin pack, although they have distinct differences in both build and stability.

In rapid succession, Sluban knocks out one Soviet model after another. In this video I build the T-54 in 3 different variations, which were also used in the former GDR.

Sluban continues the series of historical models with 3 different versions of the Soviet BMP, which was also used in the NVA of the former GDR.

This model is certainly not a beauty. But one can certainly appreciate what Sluban has created from normal stones without special moldings.

Recently, Sluban has also made models of well-known combat aircraft such as the SU-57, which no longer look like toys and are therefore also of interest to collectors.

With the Tiger there is another model from Sluban from the RC series. Despite the small scale of 1:35, it comes across as very authentic and is also very stable.

Now Sluban is also venturing into ships. It’s amazing how many historic models have been brought onto the market in recent months. The quality of the stones has also been improved.