HobbyBoss 84419 1/35 Scale, German Tank Crew, Plastic Figure Kit (HOB84419)

Lman Tank Crew Model Contents

• Plastic injection parts
• Assembly guide (on the box)

lman tank crew Model Features

• Disasted plastic parts.
• Use a frame scissors to remove the parts.
• Use a model knife and sanding to clean the burr in the parts.
• Fill the gaps between the parts with filling material and sanding.
• There is no adhesive and paint in the box.
• You can make the necessary jerking with the assembly guide in it.
• It is recommended to paint it with the colors specified in the guide.

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The first tanks in the German army appeared at the end of the First World War - these were A7V machines. Following the signing of the Treaty of Versailles, the German armed forces were banned from developing armored weapons, but the German side did not comply with these restrictions and secretly developed armored weapons. However, with the arrival of Adolf Hitler in 1933, this development became completely official and in 1935, the 1st armored division was established. In the period of 1935-1939, other sections were created and their main equipment was Pz.kpfw cars: I, II, III and IV. At that time, a single armored division consisted of a tank brigade divided into two armored processions, a motorized infantry brigade, and the support units of discovery, artillery, anti -aircraft and hunters. It consisted of approximately 300 tanks in full time. It is worth adding that German armored forces (German: Panzerwaffe) are trained and prepared to implement the Lightning War doctrine, not to support infantry activities, as in many armies of the time. For this reason, "Pancerniaków" training was emphasized the change of functions, the independence of officers and non -commissioned officers in the decision -making and the best technical mastery of the tanks. All of this resulted in great successes of German armored weapons in Poland in 1939, but especially in Western Europe in 1940. In addition, during the clashes in North Africa - especially during the 1941-1942 period - the German armored forces are a very difficult competitor. Before the occupation of the USSR, the number of German armored divisions almost doubled, but the number of tanks in these units fell to 150-200 vehicles. In addition, during the clashes on the Eastern Front - especially in 1941-1942 - German Armored Forces were superior to Soviet competitors in terms of education and organization. However, contact with tools such as T-34 or KW-1 required to include Pz.kpfw V and VI tanks in 1942 and 1943. Increased losses on the eastern front and the wars lost in Stalingrad or Kursk - German Panzerwaffe'yi weakened. In its structure, there were heavy tank battalions (with 3 tank divisions) and in 1943, armored grenade divisions were established. In addition, the Soviet side had an increasingly prominent advantage, and since 1944, the Soviet troops in the east and the west needed to fight at the same time. In addition, it was assumed that the education of the German armored forces (between 1944-1945) was weaker than the previous period and did not constitute a very important advantage on the German side compared to the past. The latest large-scale operations of the German Panzerwaffe were attacks in Ardennes (1944-1945) and Hungary (1945).