1/35 Soviet Heavy Tank KV-1 1941 Early Model "Military Miniature Series No. 372" [35372]

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[The Green Giant Fought for the Defense of the Fatherland]
The Soviet Army's heavy tank was officially adopted in 1939.
Among the various types of KV-1s produced, the 1941 model was equipped with the ZIS-5, a long 76.2 mm artillery shell that can penetrate the armor of a German tank of the same era from a distance.
The early model was equipped with a turret with a basic thickness of 75 mm assembled by welding armored steel plates.
In June 1941, when the German-Soviet war started, the KV-1 was equipped with a strong defensive power and offensive power.
Based on actual vehicle interviews, the KV-1 is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit.
Overall length 198 mm, overall width 95 mm.
The rough armor surface, cast skin texture, and welded pattern are made into a realistic finish.
The tool box on each hatch and fender can be opened and closed.
The crawler belt is a connected assembly type with straight sections integrated into one body.
Comes with a set of one Commander's statue and two kinds of decals.
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The German Army, which struggled with KV-1, distributed wooden and paper models of about 1/20 scale to front-line troops for identification and research.
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The German Army, which struggled with KV-1, distributed wooden and paper models of about 1/20 scale to front-line troops for identification and research.
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