Full length: approx127mm.
[Desert Queen Appears in 48 Worlds]
- During World War II, the British army used heavily armored infantry tanks to support infantry.
- Among them, Matilda was developed in the late 1930s as the second infantry tank.
- On the North African front, it fought bravely as the main battle tank of the British army, taking advantage of its defensive power. Reverently called the "Queen of the Desert", she was revered by all German tank guns and anti-tank guns.
-In particular, the battle against the German 88mm gun in Operation Battleaxe in June 1941 is so famous that it has left its name in the history of war as an indispensable presence in talking about the fierce battles in North Africa.
[Outline of model]
- This is a plastic model assembly kit of Infantry Tank Matilda Mk.III/IV.
- 1/48 scale, total length 127mm.
-The turret with a unique shape, the front part of the hull, and the armored skirt that covers the sides of the hull are realistically modeled.
- The turret and the front part of the hull are realistically expressed with the texture of the cast skin.
- The weight inside the car body creates a sense of weight.
- Crawler track is a linked assembly type that promotes the integration of parts. Natural slack is also a highlight.
- Set a commander torso with a microphone.
- Comes with 3 types of decals centered on the North African front.
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )