[Krupp Prozze (6 × 4) 3.7cm anti-tank towing type]
-Krupp L2H143, a German 6-wheel truck used for various purposes during World War II.
-Among them, the Kfz.69 light gun tow type Krupp Prozze was used for towing artillery such as the 3.7cm anti-tank gun.
-Equipped with a 60-horsepower, air-cooled, horizontally-opposed 4-cylinder gasoline engine, a 4-speed forward and 1-reverse transmission, and an independent suspension, achieving a maximum speed of 70 km / h.
-Capacity was 6, and ammunition storages were equipped on both sides of the rear of the car body.
-The Krupppozze, which was standardly deployed in each division's anti-tank artillery battalion, was widely used on the fronts of the prewar days, such as wars against Poland, France, the Balkans and the Russian front.
-Also, the 3.7cm anti-tank gun Pak35 / 36 is a typical anti-tank gun of the German army in the early days of war.
[About the model]
-1/35 scale, total length 250mm
-Modeled by reliably capturing features such as a low bonnet, 6x4 suspension, ammunition storage at the rear of the vehicle body, passenger seats, and spare tires for anti-tank guns.
-Equipment such as floor boards for escape from rough roads and in-vehicle jacks, 4 soldier dolls in riding posture, and a 3.7cm anti-tank gun were also set.
-With 4 types of markings.
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