Italeri 1/35 15Cm. Panzerwerfer 42 Auf Sws
Period: Second World War
Nation: Germany
Skill: 4
Model Size: 19.8 cm
COLOR INSTRUCTIONS
The Schwerer Wehrmachtschlepper (sWS) vehicle was developed as an average half-track and used to transport supplies to troops engaged on the front or as a tow for light artillery pieces. However, the large rear load compartment also made it suitable for other operational uses. For example, the 10-pipe battery of the 150 mm Nebelwerfer 42 rocket launcher was installed on the load compartment, modified for transporting ammunition. The weapon, developed as a foggy and subsequently used as a real artillery capable of employing high explosive ammunition, was swiveling and elevated and could fire rockets with deadly effects.
This is a scale plastic model kit, assembly required. Paints and glue not included.More Images
Italeri 1/35 15Cm. Panzerwerfer 42 Auf Sws
Period: Second World War
Nation: Germany
Skill: 4
Model Size: 19.8 cm
COLOR INSTRUCTIONS
The Schwerer Wehrmachtschlepper (sWS) vehicle was developed as an average half-track and used to transport supplies to troops engaged on the front or as a tow for light artillery pieces. However, the large rear load compartment also made it suitable for other operational uses. For example, the 10-pipe battery of the 150 mm Nebelwerfer 42 rocket launcher was installed on the load compartment, modified for transporting ammunition. The weapon, developed as a foggy and subsequently used as a real artillery capable of employing high explosive ammunition, was swiveling and elevated and could fire rockets with deadly effects.
This is a scale plastic model kit, assembly required. Paints and glue not included.Product Information
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Period: Second World War
Nation: Germany
Skill: 4
Model Size: 19.8 cm
COLOR INSTRUCTIONS
The Schwerer Wehrmachtschlepper (sWS) vehicle was developed as an average half-track and used to transport supplies to troops engaged on the front or as a tow for light artillery pieces. However, the large rear load compartment also made it suitable for other operational uses. For example, the 10-pipe battery of the 150 mm Nebelwerfer 42 rocket launcher was installed on the load compartment, modified for transporting ammunition. The weapon, developed as a foggy and subsequently used as a real artillery capable of employing high explosive ammunition, was swiveling and elevated and could fire rockets with deadly effects.
This is a scale plastic model kit, assembly required. Paints and glue not included.
