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[About the actual vehicle]
-German III tanks that were active as main battle tanks in the early days of World War II were modified in various ways, and many types were made.
-The final production type of the original anti-tank battle tank is the M type, and 250 cars have been produced from 1942 to 43.
-It was characterized by having a watertight structure and parts in the exhaust vent, air intake, hatches, etc., to improve the ability to negotiate.
-Equipped with 60 caliber 5cm tank gun KwK39.
-Played an active role in the Eastern Front taking advantage of his high level of ability to negotiate.
-The battle of Kursk, known as the biggest tank battle in history, also struggled among German armored units.
[About the model]
-The model is a plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the III type M on 1/72 scale.
-The lower part of the body uses a slide mold and the suspension arm is also integrated. Assembly is easy and reliable.
-The track set DS track.
-There are plenty of details such as the reproduction of the upper part of the car body and the engine deck part.
-Sharp details such as cooling air intake, tool box, and in-vehicle tools on the fender.
-The turret has separate parts such as cupola, main gun shield, storage box attached to the rear of the turret, and smoke discharger.
-In addition, Schulzen is also modeled around the turret and on both sides of the hull. You can enjoy a powerful style.
-Decals are made by Kartograph and set with 7 types of markings such as the 2nd Armored Division in Kursk.
-It is a kit that expands the scene production and the III collection.
[Major features]
-Reproduced on 1/72 scale equipped with Schulzen on German Army III type M, which was active in World War II
-The lower part of the body uses a slide mold and the suspension arm is also integrated
-Track set with DS track
-Model Schurzen around the turret and on both sides of the hull
-Decals are made by Kartograph and set with 7 types of markings such as the 2nd Armored Division in Kursk
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )