SdKfz 251 Ausf D, Pak 40 With Ambush Camo - Brickmania® Building Kit
Item History & Price
About the SdKfz 251 ausf DThe SdKfz 251 was Germany's most versatile and widely used armored halftrack vehicle of World War II, often referred to as the "Hanomag" after the manufacturer's name. The SdKfz 251 was used as the base model for more than 20 specialized vehicles, and underwent several refinements throughout production history. The Ausf D model was the final late-war version, notable for it's boxy design that helped simplify the manufacturing process.
About the Pak 40The Pa...k 40 was designed shortly before the outbreak of World War II, but the project was shelved due to the success of the German army in the early stages of the war. When more heavily armored tanks were encountered in Russia, Pak 40 production was immediately ordered. The Pak 40 made its battlefield debut during the battle for Kharkov in May 1942. the PaK 40 was bigger and more powerful than its predecessors in every aspect, although it still had a remarkably low silhouette, making it easy to conceal despite of its increased size. The Pak 40 could defeat the armor of all but the heaviest Allied tanks up until the end of the war.
Ambush Camouflage EditionWe have reproduced and updated these two classic Brickmania models in a special tri-tone "Ambush Camouflage" color scheme. This is typical of a late war pattern of both the Eastern and Western fronts from 1944 through the end of the war. this makes for a slightly more expensive model, but the stunning results are worth it.
This is a clean display model from one of the Brickmania retail stores. It comes with instructions, retail info card (when available), but no box. Shipped assembled.
About the Pak 40The Pa...k 40 was designed shortly before the outbreak of World War II, but the project was shelved due to the success of the German army in the early stages of the war. When more heavily armored tanks were encountered in Russia, Pak 40 production was immediately ordered. The Pak 40 made its battlefield debut during the battle for Kharkov in May 1942. the PaK 40 was bigger and more powerful than its predecessors in every aspect, although it still had a remarkably low silhouette, making it easy to conceal despite of its increased size. The Pak 40 could defeat the armor of all but the heaviest Allied tanks up until the end of the war.
Ambush Camouflage EditionWe have reproduced and updated these two classic Brickmania models in a special tri-tone "Ambush Camouflage" color scheme. This is typical of a late war pattern of both the Eastern and Western fronts from 1944 through the end of the war. this makes for a slightly more expensive model, but the stunning results are worth it.
This is a clean display model from one of the Brickmania retail stores. It comes with instructions, retail info card (when available), but no box. Shipped assembled.
