Plastic model 1/35 WW. II To III Army Self-Propelled Anti-Tank Gun Marta III M Early Production Type [DR6464]

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About actual vehicles
After World War II, the German army developed tanks at a rapid pace.
As a result, more powerful tanks were developed. However, in order to take advantage of vehicles that could no longer use their power at the front line, we developed many self-propelled artillery guns using these chassis.
The Madar III, an anti-tank self-propelled gun developed using the bodies of 38 (t) tanks in the Czech Republic, is one of them. The M-type of Madar III was developed using the bodies of 38 (t) tanks in the Czech Republic. The M-type of Madar III moved the engine laid out in the rear of the body to the center of the body.
The M-type of Madar III is said to have been produced by extending the rear of the body to the center of the body.
br> The M-type of Madar III is said to have been produced by extending the rear of the body to make a large battle chamber.
The M-type of Madar III is said to have been produced by extending the rear of the body to the center of the body.
The M-type of Madar It uses a magic track that clearly shows the number of the embossed cast.
It also includes etching parts for the mud flap and exhaust cover.
It has a mechanical reproduction unique to an open-top car.
The lower part of the car body is integrally molded using a slide mold to model the suspension and wheels in detail.
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Scale : 1/35 7.5 1943 1944 975 1945 7.5 mittel