1/35 German Tank Destroyer Marder I f100 Cell Configuration: 3S1P

Cell Configuration: 3S1P

• Metal transfers are included in the kit to depict mirror surfaces and emblems

Thanks to its operational flexibility

By the time of the crucial battles for Midway and Guadalcanal the F4F-4 model had become the most numerous variant and new tactics enabled American naval and marine pilots to gain the upper hand on the previously all-conquering Mitsubishi Zero

extended chassis

1/35 German Tank Destroyer Marder I f100 Cell Configuration: 3S1PWith the fall of France in June 1940 Nazi Germany came into not only new territory, but also a large amount of captured materiel. Many of the French armored vehicles were pressed into German service, including the Marder I. It was based upon a late 1930s Lorraine tractor vehicle, paired with the German 7. 5cm anti tank gun and based in a new fighting compartment installed on top. The Marder I fought on numerous fronts in WWII and its offensive