[Italian-born masterpiece self-propelled artillery with increased awesomeness]
--Of all the weapons operated by the Italian army during World War II, the Semovente M40da 75/18, a self-propelled artillery based on the M13 / 40 medium tank, was trusted as the most successful vehicle.
――The M42da75 / 34 is a further improvement and development of this self-propelled gun.
--The M15 / 42 medium tank with improved engine output has been newly selected for the base of the body, and it is equipped with a long-barreled 34-caliber 75mm gun with excellent penetration. Mass production began in the spring of 1943, but due to the surrender of Italy in September of the same year, many were put into operation as equipment for the German army.
――The M42da75 / 34, which was mainly deployed in the anti-tank unit of the infantry division, makes use of the power of the low body and the long barrel 75mm cannon, and demonstrates its power in ambush attacks.
--The battle continued until May 1945, when the German army on the Italian front surrendered.
[Model outline]
--M42da75 / 34 1/35 scale, plastic model assembly kit.
--Overall length 160mm, total width 64mm.
--A rugged and powerful model with a long-barreled 34-caliber 75mm cannon in a low silhouette.
-The interior of the battle room, which is made up of parts such as the transmission, cockpit, and shell rack, is also finished with a sense of density.
――The transmission inspection hatch on the upper surface of the front of the car body can be assembled by choosing to open or close it.
--The track is a belt type that can be glued and painted.
-The full-body image of the commander, gunner, and loader, and the half-body image of the driver, which creates a sense of presence on the front line, are made by Tamiya.
--75mm shells and shell cases are also available.
--Two types of markings for cars belonging to the German 71st Infantry Division that fought in Italy have been set.
* Vehicle parts are made by Italeri.
* The photo shows the kit assembled and painted.
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )