WW2 Wehrmacht NCO, France 1940 (Plastic model) - HobbySearch Military Model Store

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- After rearmament, Germany invaded Poland in 1939, and Britain and France declared war on it, triggering World War II.
- Germany surrendered Poland in October and invaded France in May 1940.
-This time, a 1/10 scale bust of a German army noncommissioned officer who fought on the French front during this period has been made into a kit.
- It seems that the motif is wearing the M36 field uniform adopted in 1935 and wearing a short cap without a wire called a crash cap.
- A bust of a young non-commissioned officer with a relaxed expression, probably due to the exhilaration of winning consecutive battles. Recreating the difference in materials used, such as the field uniform and black belt, will give a more realistic finish. .
- Please pay attention to the carefully crafted details such as the embroidered epaulettes and collar badges, and the binoculars hanging from the neck.

- Material: Resin
- Sculptor: Lee Sang En
- Sample Producer: Yoon Ki Yeol
- Number of parts: 7
*Unassembled and unpainted.

Item Size/Weight : 11.2 x 8.8 x 6 cm / 91g