Tamiya 35386 German Machine Gun Team Mid-WWII
The MG34 and MG42 were two of the main machine guns employed by the Wehrmacht during WWII. Supplied from 1936, the MG34 could fire up to 900 rounds per minute, a number bettered by 1,200 per minute of the MG42, a more mass production-oriented design which was used from 1942. Both were frequently fired from two-pronged stands, but when employed with the Lafette tripod and its optical sight they were even more formidable.
About the Model
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It has two figures working the MG34 on its tripod, another firing an MG42 mounted atop a fragment of wall, plus one carrying ammo cases and an officer aiming his MP40 submachine gun
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Crisp scale depictions of the MG34, MG42 and MP40 add extra realism
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Decals are incuded for shoulder and collar insignia
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★The MG34 tripod has an ergonomic parts breakdown designed to remove the hassle from assembly. Ammo cases are slide molded for maximum detail.
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★The MG34 team lie low to the ground.
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★One team member crouches behind a wall-mounted MG42. Separate parts for head, arms and torso give exemplary fit.
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★An NCO aims the MP40 with its stock extended.
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★300-round ammo cases are this soldier's load. The figure also carries a spare machine gun barrel case.
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★The included decal sheet has shoulder and collar insignia, as well as belt buckles and sight details.
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Warning: For adults only.
