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Description

This is an injection-plastic military vehicle model kit.

The AMR35 light tank, captured after the Franco-German War in 1940, was lightweight and compact, designed for reconnaissance missions. It was adopted by the French Army in 1935, and after the French surrender in the Franco-German War, was reclassified as the AMR 35(f) and adopted as an armored self-propelled gun because it did not have the performance to be used as a German tank.

It was equipped with an 8m Schwerer Granatwerfer 34 (sGrW 34) mortar, the most widely-used mortar by the German military during WWII. This mortar was able to be disassembled and carried by three people; it was typically assigned to infantry companies and operated by squads. The ammunition was stored in a dedicated metal tube and carried or transported by vehicle. It was used as a mobile mortar position for maintaining public order, etc. 

This model kit from FTF includes booklets on the Polish campaign and the actual vehicle in both English and Polish. Order yours today!