1/35 WW. II German Army Sd. Kfz. 171 PantoG-type Early Production with Infrared Night Vision System [DR6267NV]

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[Regarding infrared night vision devices]
In the Second World War, technologies such as various mechanical weapons and electronic devices have evolved and developed at a tremendous pace.
Among various technologies, the development of electronic devices such as radars cannot be overlooked.
Aircraft and vessels have dramatically improved their ability to search for enemies and combat at night by equipping them with radars.
During the end of World War II, infrared night vision devices were developed and deployed to enhance their ability to combat at night.
In 1936, AEG and Zeis started the development and completed the prototype in 1939.
In 1942, a unit called ZG1221 Viewer and Infrared Head Lamp was developed and put into practical use by AEG and Zeis.
These units were a unit called ZG1229 Van Peel was developed and put into practical use by AEG and Zeis.
These units were put into practical use by AEG and Zeis.
These units were put into practical use by AEG and Zeis.
These units were used in a plastic model assembly kit called ZG1221 Van Peel, which was newly developed as a bonus for use in infantry tanks.
This is a special kit to commemorate the 30 th anniversary of Three sets of etching parts are provided for the base of the night vision device to be mounted on the
, which can be mounted on the cupola for the gun tower, the main 砲防 shield, and each position in front of the driver hatch.
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Scale : 1/35 1945 砲防