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Blitzkrieg (lightning war) was a term for a new form of armed confrontation that Germany used against poorly prepared opponents at the beginning of world war II. At its core, Blitzkrieg involves the joint use of infantry, armored units, artillery and air forces. The effective combination of these troops allowed Germany to quickly break through the enemy's defense lines. Germany's innovative strategy was first introduced during the 1939 invasion of Poland and was frighteningly effective, a tactic that was later repeated in France in 1940. This set from the company Dragon will recreate the scene of the early stages of world war II.
The set includes four figures of the "Ghost division". This nickname was given to the seventh Panzer division of Erwin Rommel because of the unprecedented speed with which it moved during the invasion of France, even the high command could not keep up with their success. Three figures of the four tankers, the remaining marine. The set recreates two separate scenes. The first depicts lehtoranta tanker and its accompanying companion. The second scene depicts a tankman talking to an infantryman, a scene that goes well with any diorama. Figures are typical of the early stages uniform, including the distinctive berets. The set can be recommended to the German tanks of the period.
Caution! Glue and paints are not included.
The configuration and appearance of the model are subject to change without notice.
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