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1/72 Elefant "#332", Sd. Kfz. 184, 3./sPzJgAbt 653, Poland 1944 w/ Zimmerit
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1/72 Elefant "#332", Sd. Kfz. 184, 3./sPzJgAbt 653, Poland 1944 w/ Zimmerit
Main Features:
- Accurate Elefant mold with full details
- True-scale model
- Historically accurate camouflage for #332
- Detailed and weathered track links
- Includes detailed Zimmerit coating
- Includes display case
More about the Elefant:
The Elefant (Sd.Kfz. 184) was an anti-tank vehicle sometimes called the Ferdinand, after its designer Mr. Ferdinand Porsche.
Ninety Elefanten were manufactured in just a few months during mid-1943. It was first deployed during the Battle of Kursk and, though destroying 320 Russian tanks, performed very poorly in other respects: many units broke down and they proved dangerously vulnerable to infantry, lacking a machine gun. They went on to serve in Italy in 1944 and the final units were involved in the Battle of Berlin.
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