Dragon 6718 Sd.Kfz.252 leichte Gepanzerte Munitionskraftwagen mit Sd.Ah.32/1 Trailer 1/35

The Dragon 6718 Sd.Kfz.252 leichte Gepanzerte Munitionskraftwagen mit Sd.Ah.32/1 Trailer 1/35 scale plastic model kit is a highly detailed replica of the German light armored ammunition carrier from World War II. This model depicts a vehicle primarily used by the Wehrmacht on the European and North African fronts between 1940 and 1943, notably during campaigns such as Operation Barbarossa and the battles around Kursk. In addition to the base vehicle, the set includes a special single-axle Sd.Ah.32/1 trailer, which was used to transport larger amounts of ammunition for self-propelled guns and field artillery.

The Sd.Kfz.252 was one of the first specialized ammunition carriers built on the Sd.Kfz.250 half-track chassis. It was characterized by light armor, allowing it to supply frontline units under enemy fire and move quickly. Production of these vehicles began in 1940 and ended in 1941, when they were replaced by other versions of armored ammunition carriers.

The Dragon 6718 model is an advanced plastic kit featuring finely reproduced details of the hull, interior, and suspension. The box also contains photo-etched parts, which perfectly complement the plastic details, as well as a metal gun barrel and highly realistic segment MagicTrack tracks. The manufacturer has provided a rich decal sheet, allowing you to recreate various paint schemes used by German armored units.

• Scale: 1/35
• Historical period: World War II (1940-1943)
• Country of use: Germany (Wehrmacht)
• Material: plastic with photo-etched parts and a metal gun barrel
• Category: plastic model kit
• Extras: decals, photo-etched parts, MagicTrack tracks, metal gun barrel
• Recommended assembly difficulty: 4/5

The Dragon 6718 Sd.Kfz.252 mit Sd.Ah.32/1 Trailer model is recommended for advanced modelers and enthusiasts of German WWII military technology. It is an excellent choice for collectors and historical diorama scene enthusiasts who value the highest level of detail and authenticity. Suitable both for individual display and as an addition to a collection of 1940s armored vehicles.