1/72 ww. II German Army III Assault rifle A 1940 French finished product "Neo Dragon Neo Dragon Armor Series" [DRR63257]

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Product Description ■ No. III The completed model reproduced the first mass-produced Type A.
About the actual car
The first mass-produced type of No. III The Ausf. A is the first mass-produced type of No. III Artillery developed by the German Army during World War II.
The development of No. III Artillery began in 1936 as a direct support vehicle for infantry.
In order to meet the requirements such as being equipped with guns with a diameter of 7.5 cm and the total height of the body not exceeding the height of a person, the fixed fighting room was installed in the body of the No. III Tank, and the No. III Artillery with a short barrel of 7.5 cm was born.
The first production type was Type A, and 30 vehicles were produced from January to May 1940. Based on the body of No. III Tank F, the front surface was reinforced.
In the sealed fixed fighting room, a short barrel of 24 caliber 7.5 cm Assault 加農砲 was used as the main gun.
About the model
The model is a 1/72 scale reproduction of the German Army III Artillery of World War II. Above all, it is a plastic model painted and assembled model modeled on the first mass-produced Type A.
The low and sharp style of the lower part of the body, the fighting room, and the engine deck is modeled in detail.
Details such as the hinges and bolts on the top surface of the upper fighting room of the body, as well as the details on the front of the artillery are reproduced in detail.
The short barrel equipment that can be said to be the basic style of No. III Artillery is reproduced in detail from the details such as the hinges and bolts on the top surface of the upper fighting room of the body, and the details on the front of the artillery are reproduced in detail from the low and sharp style of the lower part of the body, the fighting room, and the engine deck.
The detailed expression of the short barrel equipment, which can be said to be the basic style of No. III Artillery, increases the sense of reality even at 1/72.
From the air intake grill on the engine deck and the tread pattern on the left and right fenders, the details on the car tools and the rear of the artillery are reproduced in detail.
From the details such as the hinges and bolts on the top surface of the upper fighting room of the body, the details on the front of the artillery are reproduced in detail from the low and sharp style of the lower part of the body, the fighting room, and the details on the front of the artillery are reproduced in detail.