Mécaniciens de Chars Allemands

Revue de Figurines de C-P Models au 1/72

C-P Models offers a unique set of mécaniciens de chars allemands which may be used to convert un tracteur semi-chenillé moyen ou lourd d’artillerie en véhicule de dépannage. These figurines are 23 to 24 mm tall, well proportioned, et slender enough to be compatible avec 1/72 scale plastic figurines. The highly decorated NCO Panzer Mechanic wears the ribbon of the Iron Cross attached to his tunic. The figurine poses are designed for a miniature diorama depicting a typical véhicule recovery scene.

Contenu

5 figurines en 5 poses – 23/24 mm correspondent à 166 to 172 cm hauteur de corps

Panzerwart, Unteroffizier, hollering
Panzerwart directing the recovery véhicule
Panzerwart pulling a tow-cable
Panzerwart carrying a tow-cable connector
Panzerwart standing guard

Évaluation

Choix de sujet excellent. Les mécaniciens de chars allemands are unique in this scale et they are nicely compatible avec Revell’s Famo 18-ton recovery véhicule.
Excellent historic poses, the figurines are in the process of recovering a stricken véhicule. One man is pulling a tow cable, while others are directing le conducteur du recovery véhicule, carrying equipment, et guarding the scene.
Compatible avec ESCI, Hasegawa, Revell, et Reviresco.
The figurines are primarily designed for dioramas. The tiny figurine bases are easily removed ou slotted into a suitable diorama base. Joueurs de Guerre may want to reduce the height of the bases by filing them down, before gluing the figurine to a standard wargame base ou véhicule stand.

These Panzer Mechanics are an excellent addition to the growing range of 1/72 scale compatible metal miniatures. Joueurs de guerre may deploy these figurines on a Sd.Kfz. 7 ou Sd.Kfz. 9 véhicule stand to convert an artillery prime mover into a recovery véhicule.

Exemplair par C-P Models

Questions Fréquents

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Figurines et Maquettes Allemandes de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale