Plastic model 1/35 WW. II German Teiger I Initial Type 501 Heavy Tank Battalion North African Front Operation Oxenkov [DR6328]

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The front of North Africa in the early World War II, where many stories remain in the battle between the German African Army led by Rommel and the Eighth Army led by Montgomery.
Operation Oksenkov was fought from February 26 to March 4, 1943 as the final battle between the German army and the allied forces in a fierce battle, and it is said to be the last organized battle in North Africa for the German army.
The 501 Heavy Tank Battalion, in which the Teiger I tanks were deployed earlier, fought over the Sidi ンシル in Tunisia.
The British army lost 25 pound guns and Churchill tanks in the battle against the powerful Teiger I, and the German army retreated.
The model was created based on the latest research and research by Mr. Teiger I, who was known as an expert on the Teiger I research.
The model was created based on the latest research and research by Mr. DavidByrden, who was known as an expert on the Teiger I research.
The model was created based on the latest research and research by Mr. Teiger I, With Etching Parts
With Metal Pull Cable
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When Completed Size : Approx. 240 mm (Including Barrel) 501 African theatre of World War I DavidByrden Wols Wols