1/35 German Africa Corps Luftwaffe Artillery Crew Set
$12.00
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■Product Description
[Air Force Artillery that Supported the Offensive of the Africa Corps]
●This is a figure set of Air Force artillerymen who were deployed not only in anti-aircraft combat but also in anti-tank combat in the German Africa Corps led by the famous general Rommel.●The eight figures, including an officer pointing in direction, a non-commissioned officer in shorts, an artilleryman holding a shell, and a rangefinder operator, are reproduced in versatile poses and various uniforms.●Various accessories such as armor-piercing shells, high-explosive shells, shell casings, shell racks, rangefinders, artillery mirrors, shovels, and hammers are also included.●You can enjoy creating dioramas by combining them with the abundant Africa Corps items.
■Product Specifications
Manufacturer: Tamiya
Item No: 35343
Scale: 1/35
JAN: 4950344353439
■Remarks
[Air Force Artillery in North Africa]
The German Africa Corps, led by the renowned General Rommel, included numerous Air Force anti-aircraft units. Equipped with 88mm cannons, the Air Force artillerymen were deployed not only in their primary role of anti-aircraft combat but also in battles against heavily armored British and American tanks such as the Matilda and M3 Grant, and their superior skill and teamwork often saved the Africa Corps from crisis.
[About the uniform]
Air Force personnel deployed to the North African front were issued tropical uniforms, just like the Army uniforms. The Air Force's tropical uniforms differed in detail from the Army's, such as trousers with a large pocket on the left knee. The color was also a lighter sand color than the Army's, but it faded rapidly in the strong sunlight, resulting in a variety of shades.
1/35 German Africa Corps Luftwaffe Artillery Crew Set
$12.00
[Air Force Artillery that Supported the Offensive of the Africa Corps]
●This is a figure set of Air Force artillerymen who were deployed not only in anti-aircraft combat but also in anti-tank combat in the German Africa Corps led by the famous general Rommel.●The eight figures, including an officer pointing in direction, a non-commissioned officer in shorts, an artilleryman holding a shell, and a rangefinder operator, are reproduced in versatile poses and various uniforms.●Various accessories such as armor-piercing shells, high-explosive shells, shell casings, shell racks, rangefinders, artillery mirrors, shovels, and hammers are also included.●You can enjoy creating dioramas by combining them with the abundant Africa Corps items.
■Product Specifications
Manufacturer: Tamiya
Item No: 35343
Scale: 1/35
JAN: 4950344353439
■Remarks
[Air Force Artillery in North Africa]
The German Africa Corps, led by the renowned General Rommel, included numerous Air Force anti-aircraft units. Equipped with 88mm cannons, the Air Force artillerymen were deployed not only in their primary role of anti-aircraft combat but also in battles against heavily armored British and American tanks such as the Matilda and M3 Grant, and their superior skill and teamwork often saved the Africa Corps from crisis.
[About the uniform]
Air Force personnel deployed to the North African front were issued tropical uniforms, just like the Army uniforms. The Air Force's tropical uniforms differed in detail from the Army's, such as trousers with a large pocket on the left knee. The color was also a lighter sand color than the Army's, but it faded rapidly in the strong sunlight, resulting in a variety of shades.