Minicar 1/72 ww. II German Teager Type I Late-Production Wittman Teager "212" No. 101 Heavy Tank Battalion Normandy 1944 Completed Product "Neo Dragon Armour Series" [DRR63227]

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Product Explanation ■ Teager Ace, 1/72 Completed Model reproducing Wittman's beloved car
About the actual car
It is Michael Wittman who defeated many Allied car washes in World War II and made the name of Tank Ace Domeki.
If it is ミリタ Leafa, everyone knows the name of Tank Ace. Michael Wittman, the ace of Teager Tank, joined the National Defense Force in 1934, joined the Armed Guard in 1937, and became a sergeant at the beginning of World War II in 1939.
In the Operation Barbarossa that started in June 1941, he joined the National Defense Force as the commander of the No. 3 attack cannon. He became the commander of the Teager I in 1942 and demonstrated his ability as the commander of the Teager I. It is said that he defeated 30 enemy tanks and 28 anti-tank guns in the Battle of Kursk in 1943.
It is said that he defeated 138 enemy tanks and 132 anti-tank guns in the Battle of Kursk alone.
From the Teager I to the tragic death in August 1944, Wittman became the commander of the Teager I. It is said that he defeated 30 enemy tanks and 28 anti-[Product Details]
Size : total length approx. 11 cm, width approx. 5 cm 212 212 212 101 ローダーズハッチ