German Dak Soldiers On Lunch Break - WWII (Plastic model) - HobbySearch Military Model Store

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- Italy's invasion of Egypt began in September 1940, and it was advancing at first, but at the end of the same year, the British army counterattacked, and the infantry-centered Italian army struggled against the British army who introduced an armored division (almost a crushing defeat. ), and in February 1941, allied German forces organized the German African Corps (DAK) headed by Rommel, later called "Desert Fox", and dispatched troops to the North African front. It was
-This is a 1/35 scale kit figure set of DAK soldiers fighting in North Africa, known for its harsh environment, eating a meal that can be said to be a momentary rest between battles.
-The appearance of wearing a tropical uniform for tropical regions that symbolizes the German army on the North African front and eating a meal is accurately reproduced with careful modeling.
- This is a wonderful figure set that allows you to create a vignette with a story just with this set.

- Made of resin
- Includes 2 figures
- This set does not come with a diorama base.

*This product is unassembled and unpainted.