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"German motorcyclists,
1940-1943"
/3539/
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 Although
motorcycles were a fast and easy means of travel, some
journeys could be a grueling affair. After a long hot ride,
both man and machine need a rest to let
off steam.
This set contains the parts to build one motorcycle with sidecar,
and four figures. This set is the perfect companion to set:
3528, "German motorcycle, WWII". The sets
can be combined to produce two motorcycles
with 4 "Kradschuetzen"; 2 drivers taking a break, and two passengers.
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"Somewhere in Europe..", 1944
/3538/
scale 1:35 |
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army marches on its stomach. This phrase is universal, and the
acquisition of fresh supplies of food and water is an integral part
of any military action. If transport is scarce, one must walk or try
to hitch a ride where possible.
This set includes the figures of 2 German soldiers carrying a
variety of provisions, 2 peasants and a farmer’s cart with 2 horses.
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"Farmers Cart", Europe, WWII Era
/3537/
scale 1:35
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German Tank Crew, Kursk, 1943
/3536/
scale 1:35
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Like a tortoise without its shell, a tank crew on the run is
vulnerable and ill equipped to face the dangers of the battlefield.
This set includes the figure of 5 German Tank Crewmen, 2 of whom are
wounded.
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Russian tankmen, 1943-1944
/3535/
scale 1:35 |
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There is not much time for rest in the army. Even after the fighting
was over, there was still work to be done. Weapons needed
cleaning, clothes needed repairing, and
the grime of battle needed washing away.
This kit includes the figures of 4 Russian tank crewmen doing
typical after battle chores.
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British paratroopers, 1944. Kit 2
/3534/
scale 1:35 |
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No airborne operation has ever been carried out without casualties
during landing. Operation Market Garden was no exception.
There were numerous breaks and sprains
amongst the Paratroopers and gliderborne troops.
This kit contains the figures of 2 British Paratroopers aiding a
wounded comrade, and, for the first time in plastic, the
figure of a British glider pilot.
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British paratroopers, 1944. Kit 1
/3533/
scale 1:35
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On September 17th 1944 the Allies began Operation Market Garden , an
ambitious plan to capture and secure a corridor crossing the
main rivers in German occupied Holland. The task of capturing the
bridge over the Rhine fell to the British 1st Airborne Division and
the Polish 1st Independent Parachute Brigade. The British drop was
far from successful. Suffering from horrendous communications, they
resorted to asking the locals for directions and other information.
This set includes the figures of 3 British Paratroopers with a
variety of weapons, and a civilian giving directions.
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"Bail Out!" Russian Tank Crew, Kursk, July
1943
/3532/
scale 1:35
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The most famous episode in the battle for the Kursk salient was the
huge tank battle near Prokhorovka. The tanks of the 5th
Guards Army assaulted the II SS Panzer Corps, consisting of the
LSSAH, Das Reich and Totenkopf Divisions. The Battle was often
fought at such close quarters that the tanks fired point blank at
one another. The crews that survived these clashes often fought
their counterparts in vicious close quarter battles.
This kit includes the figures of 4 Russian Tankers. These
figures are designed to fit any 1/35 scale T-34 variant on the
market, regardless of manufacture.
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