[About actual vehicle]
- Bison II is a self-propelled artillery for thermal power support where only 12 were produced during the period from 1941 to 42 during World War II.
- A 15 cm heavy infantry cannon with high reliability and power It was developed to increase maneuverability by installing the IG 33 on a vehicle and making it self-propelled.
- 15 cm heavy infantry gun is fixed to the chassis by removing the wheels of the gun to lower the center of gravity.
- The body to be mounted was developed based on the No. 2 tank based on its components, to extend the space that carries the gun and the space to mount the shell, the car body extended length and full width was developed.
- Because the car body has been extended, the number of tracking wheels has also been increased from five on one side of the II tank to six on one side.
- In addition, the engine has also changed from in-line 6 cylinders to V type 8 cylinders to ensure mobility as the weight increases. We have as high a power as 15 horsepower.
- All 12 produced are put on the North African front. Although I fought against the British army opponent, all the vehicles were lost in each battle of the North African front, or it was picked up by the British army.
[About the model]
- It is a plastic model assembly kit which reproduced self-propelled gun, bison II on 1/35 scale in 15 cm heavy infantry gun in open top fighting room.
- The lower part of the car body is an integral part using a slide mold, such as a panel on the underside of the car body, details are reproduced tightly.
- It is modeled exactly of course 1 and many suspension wheels and suspension arms on one side more than II tanks.
- Suspension arm is a separate part one by one. You can enjoy a finished three-dimensional effect.
- The track adopts DS track and it is easy to assemble.
- The top of the open fighting battle has a centered 15 cm heavy infantry cannon, various equipments such as communication equipment, shell and MP 40 are modeled, and the finished feeling of density attracted tightly.
- Main gun barrel is made of aluminum parts and lifelings are engraved on the inside.
- Also set not only inside the battlefield but also on the outside of the armor boards such as in-car tools and jerry racks. It emphasizes unique style.
- Drivers' hatch, engine grill hatch is reproduced in different parts, it can be assembled by selecting opening and closing. The range of scene production also expands.
- The marking can be selected from seven types, such as Libya, El Aramain, 707 in the North African Front, and 708 heavy infantry squadron belonging vehicles.
- One unit full of mechanical attractiveness as a single unit is one that can not be overlooked as the protagonist of the scene production of the North African front.
[Major features]
- 15 cm heavy infantry cannon developed and deployed by the German Army in World War II s.It is a self-propelled gun type of IG 33, reproducing Bison II
- The lower part of the car body is an integral part using a slide mold, such as a panel on the underside of the car body, details are reproduced tightly
- Modeling of precisely one tracking wheel and suspension arm more than one on one side than the II tank
- Track track adopts DS track
- Set in-vehicle tools and Jerry-rack etc on the outer side of the armor plate
- Open top battlefield models the main 15 cm heavy infantry cannon, as well as various equipments such as communication equipment, shell and MP 40
- Main gun barrel is aluminum parts and lifeware is also reproduced inside
- Each hatch can be assembled by selecting opening and closing
- The marking can be selected from seven species including 707, 708 heavy infantry gun vehicle belonging to North African front such as Libya, El · Alamedine
- When completed Size: Approximately 130 mm in length
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