Master Box 1/35 German Motorcycle WWII | MB3528

mounted on a tripod

Originally intended as an anti-aircraft weapon

This flame-throwing variant was basically built on the chassis of the Ausf

food and materials – stored in the holds of transport ships – to invading troops occupying beachheads on enemy soil immediately after landing

- floor pattern is correctly done

- Detailed hand wheels replicated

and then it changed hands twice in 1943 before being finally regained by the Red Army in August

Its light construction (149kg) meant it could be damaged if towed at high speeds behind vehicles

The standard German mortar in WWII was the 8cm Granatwerfer 34 (Gr

Their collection of weapons also reflects the frenetic late-war period

- new stowage box

with workable MG ball-mount