1/35 WW. II German Armed Guards Tank Crew 1944-45 [DR6014]

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Product description ■ The leading part of the German ground troops in World War II and the elite of the tank force were the tank soldiers.
In the early World War II, they were known to wear bold black uniforms and black uniforms.
In the early World War II, camouflage uniforms were provided instead of black uniforms that had no camouflage effect. In addition, some soldiers wore U-boat coats worn by the crew of submarine U-boats.
The 1/35 scale reproduction of the German tank soldiers from 1944 to 1945 at the end of World War II. In combination with each vehicle kit, this is a set of figures that adds a lively reality to the finish of the tank.
In addition to four full-length figures, there is one half-length figure. The two figures are a pose in which the upper body is taken out from the Commander's hatch and one hand is placed over the hatch.
The two figures are a pose in which the left hand is used to point forward while kneeling and bending over, and a pose in which the U-boat coat is worn and a map is held in the hand.
In addition to the set of various vehicle kits, the two figures are a pose in which the control column is held. In addition, the details such as wrinkles and natural sagging of the clothes are carefully modeled, and the band part of the headphones is set with etching parts.
The two figures are a set in which the upper body is taken out from the Commander's hatch and one hand is placed over the hatch.
In addition, the details such as wrinkles and natural sagging of the clothes are carefully modeled, and the band part of the headphones is set with etching parts.
The two figures are a set in which the upper body is taken out from the Commander's hatch and one hand is placed over the hatch.
The two figures are a pose in which the upper body is taken out from the Commander's hatch and one hand is placed over the hatch.
The two figures are a pose in which the upper body is taken out from the Commander's hatch and one hand is placed over the hatch.
The two figures are a pose in which the upper body is taken out from the Commander's hatch and one hand is placed over the hatch.
In addition, the details such as wrinkles and natural sagging of the clothes are carefully modeled, and the band part of the headphones is set with etching parts.
The band part of the headphones is set with etching parts.
The reserved items will be -produced. 1944