- Hummel with a Magic Track undercarriage
- A 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit of the Hummel, a German self-propelled gun from World War II.
[About actual car]
- The Hummel self-propelled gun is a self-propelled gun built by the German army in World War II by mounting a 15cm howitzer on the III/IV chassis.
- An open-top battle compartment was created on the chassis called the III/IV chassis, which was equipped with the same transmission as the Panzer III on the body of the Panzer IV F-type, and the sFH18 heavy howitzer was installed.
- Completed in 1943, he played an active part in each front until the end of the war, starting with the Battle of Kursk.
-The chassis used the components of Panzer III and Panzer IV, and the engine was also set in the center of the car body.
- The open-top battle compartment built on it was surrounded by armor plates with a thickness of 10 mm, and the 15 cm heavy howitzer, sFH18, was mounted in the center.
- The maximum range boasted 13000m.
[About the model]
- The model is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the very early production version of the German Sd.Kfz.165 Hummel self-propelled artillery.
-The main 150mm howitzer has been faithfully recreated, not to mention the main body of the gun, but also the carriage.
- Aluminum parts are prepared for the gun barrel, and etching parts are also used for a mechanical finish.
- The appeal of open and flat vehicles will be further enhanced.
-The vehicle body has been reproduced with a three-dimensional effect, including the suspension area.
- This kit uses a prefabricated magic track for the tracks, and the lower part of the car body is accurately reproduced down to the details of the underside.
- It is an indispensable kit for collection only for self-propelled artillery familiar to military fans.
[Major features]
- 1/35 scale reproduction of the self-propelled howitzer, Hummel's very early model
- 150mm howitzer is modeled in detail
- Aluminum parts are available for the gun barrel
- Uses a prefabricated magic track for the tracks
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )