6147 DRAGON 7.5CM LEICHTG SCHUTZ 40 W/FALLSHIRMJAGER – 1:35 SCALE

The 5 cm PaK 38 (Panzerabwehrkanone 38) is a German 50 mm anti-tank gun. The gun was created by the Rheinmetall company in 1938 and was first used in combat during the French campaign in 1940. Being one of the few, it managed to penetrate the frontal armor of the Soviet T-34. Although PaK40 entered service, it remained on the line until the end of the war. Technical data: range: caliber: 50 mm, initial velocity of the projectile: 823-1198 m / s, rate of fire: 13 rpm. The German experience of the First World War clearly showed the great role of artillery on the battlefield and often the decisive influence that artillery had on the infantry. At the same time, however, the limitations of the 1919 Treaty of Versailles hindered the development of this type of weapon in Germany in the 1920s and, in particular, the introduction of heavy artillery in line units. This state of affairs changed after the Nazis took power in 1933, when the process of practically unbridled armament began. Many of the previously developed pistol models went into wide production. At that time (after 1933) several new types of guns were put into large-scale service, including: 10.5 cm leFH 18 or 15 cm SIG 33, that is, the basic light and heavy howitzer of the German infantry during the second World War. It is worth adding that the German army attached great importance to the role of artillery (especially heavy artillery) on the battlefield. For example, at the outbreak of World War II, the German Infantry Division had in stock 20 75 mm light infantry guns, 6 150 mm heavy guns, 36 105 mm light howitzers and 12 150 mm heavy howitzers. It is worth noting that the German tactics of artillery use placed emphasis primarily on the accuracy of fire, which in turn had a negative impact on the speed of entry into action.

ICM TANK CREW OF THE AMRMED FORCES OF UKRAINE – 35756 1:35 SCALE. BOX OF TOY SOLDIERS IN 1:35 SCALE WITHOUT COLORS OR GLUE INCLUDED IN THE BOX.

The Verlinden 395 – Hamburger Hill Vietnam – 54mm (1/35 Scale) represents a soldier engaged in the famous Battle of Hamburger Hill, one of the most intense clashes of the Vietnam War. Historically, the Battle of Hamburger Hill (1969) saw American soldiers engaged in extremely tough fighting in the Vietnamese jungle. This figure faithfully reproduces the equipment and uniform of the period, making it perfect for: Dioramas set in the Vietnam War 1/35 jungle settings Collectors of historical military figures Modelers expert in detailed painting The level of detail typical of Verlinden kits allows for advanced painting with shading, weathering and aging techniques, maximizing the expressiveness of the subject. We do not ship to the Canary Islands

Verlinden Productions US Squad Leader/Vietnam 399 54mm 1/35 Scale. Ages 14 and up. We do not ship to the Canary Islands.

TOM 52 88 MM Rocket Launcher 43 Puppets World War II 1/35 SCALE. Plastic kit for assembly, does not contain glue or paint. We do not ship to the Canary Islands.