American World War II tank commander 1:16 Classy Hobby MC16013
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Plastic figure to assemble and paint: Commander of the American tank from World War II 1:16 Classy Hobby MC16013
A detailed plastic model for assembly depicting the figure of the commander of an American tank from the World War II period in 1:16 scale. The set prepared by Classy Hobby offers modelers high-quality reproduction of the details of the uniform and personal equipment of a US Army soldier.
Historical background:
American armored divisions underwent significant reorganization after the experiences of fighting in North Africa at the turn of 1942 and 1943. The standard armored division from 1943 consisted of three armored battalions, three mechanized infantry battalions, and a strong component of self-propelled artillery. Tank commanders played a key role in coordinating actions on the battlefield, often operating in difficult frontline conditions in Western Europe and the Pacific. Their distinctive equipment, including headsets and tanker jackets, became an icon of American armored forces of that period.
Set characteristics:
- Precisely reproduced figure of the commander in 1:16 scale.
- The set includes a decal sheet with rank insignia and unit affiliations.
- Possibility to create the figure in various marking variants (options for different military ranks).
- Realistically rendered texture of the uniform, holster for the pistol, and goggles.
Suggested paint colors for model painting:
- Olive drab
- Dark khaki
- Khaki
- Dark yellow
- Leather brown
- Gun metal
- Flat flesh
- Semi gloss black
Set for self-assembly and painting. Does not include paints or glue. For assembly, separately sold modeling tools are needed (e.g. cutters, files, tweezers), paints, brushes, and plastic model glue (e.g. Tamiya Extra Thin Cement). The photo shows a professionally assembled and painted model.
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