Daimachi

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A French Monster, a German Tank Division that Prevents German Tank Divisions In May 1940, early in the second world war, the French B1 bis tanks stood up in front of the German army invaded France due to the momentum of bamboo. It is an improved version of the B1 tank, which has been under development since the beginning of World War I, and started production from 1937. In addition to the high heat capacity equipped with a short barrel 75 mm howitzer in the right front part of the rivet joint body, a long barrel 47 mm tank cannon in a small turret, it was boasted of heavy armor that was unbelievable as the time of maximum 60 mm. B1 bis pierced the German army, refusing the attack of the 37mm antitank cannon which was a German main tank anti-tank gun in the early days of the war. Also, in the fight of Stonne village in the northeastern part of France, two squadron B1 bis fought against German tank troops. He did not take on many shots and destroyed over a dozen or so German tanks. Model Description 1/35 scale, plastic model assembly kit of B1 bis tank which is said to have been most feared by German army in the French front in the early war. Release length: 192 mm, a tall silhouette, a short barrel on the right side of the body right 75 mm howitzer, a side armor covering the suspension, etc. Feel the personality full of feeling. ReleaseDate: 2006-06-07 PackageQuantity: 1 Model: TM35282 Label: Tamiya Title: Tamiya 1/35 Military Miniature Series No.282 French Army Tank B1 bis Plastic Model 35282 ItemDimensions: 7.95 cm x 7.01 cm x 18.18 cm 430 g Studio: Tamiya PartNumber: 35282 ProductGroup: Hobby Feature: Manufacturer: Tamiya Binding: Toys & Hobbies MPN: 35282 Publisher: Tamiya EAN: 4950344352821 IsAutographed: 0 UPCList: HASH (0x2300530) ProductTypeName: HOBBIES UPC: 798256761812 PackageDimensions: 6.19 cm x 24.99 cm x 38.98 cm 430 g CatalogNumberList: HASH (0x23ce8a8) Brand: Tamiya IsMemorabilia: 0 Languages: HASH (0 * 25 c 1390)