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Tamiya: 1/35 German Infantry Set (Late WWII)

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Tamiya: 1/35 German Infantry Set (Late WWII)

Tamiya 35382

About the Set
★This is a 1/35 scale plastic model figure assembly kit set. ★Parts are included to create five figures, wearing uniform typical of the period. ★A wealth of accessories brings the set further to life, including weaponry and other items such as binoculars, map case and more. ★Standard and camouflaged helmet parts are included. ★Decals recreate rank insignia and tank "kill" markings.

Late WWII German Uniform & Equipment
In the second half of WWII, German troops' M43 uniforms were rather simplified and in a different material to early war designs (largely as a cost-saving measure), although some soldiers still used their older gear, or even wore their Zeltbahn shelters as a makeshift poncho. Meanwhile weaponry had advanced since the start of the conflict, and German troops often toted the G.43 semi-automatic rifle, the MP44 sub-machine gun, and the Panzerfaust anti-tank weapon.

$17.66
Tamiya: 1/35 German Infantry Set (Late WWII)
$17.66

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Tamiya 35382

About the Set
★This is a 1/35 scale plastic model figure assembly kit set. ★Parts are included to create five figures, wearing uniform typical of the period. ★A wealth of accessories brings the set further to life, including weaponry and other items such as binoculars, map case and more. ★Standard and camouflaged helmet parts are included. ★Decals recreate rank insignia and tank "kill" markings.

Late WWII German Uniform & Equipment
In the second half of WWII, German troops' M43 uniforms were rather simplified and in a different material to early war designs (largely as a cost-saving measure), although some soldiers still used their older gear, or even wore their Zeltbahn shelters as a makeshift poncho. Meanwhile weaponry had advanced since the start of the conflict, and German troops often toted the G.43 semi-automatic rifle, the MP44 sub-machine gun, and the Panzerfaust anti-tank weapon.